In history we are learning about world war 2 and in the lesson we learned lots
of interesting things about the Blitz and we even had the an air raid siren go off!
And we all hid under the table!
By Laura and Tilly
Friday, 27 September 2013
X FACTOR
This week we went to see the French x factor at Beaumont it
was really fun and we understood most of the language. We all enjoyed it very
much and thought it was very good learning and we got to sing heads shoulders
knees and toes with everyone we all loved it!
CALENDARS
Today in art we finished off our
calendars they all looked lovely.
We hope our families and friends feel
the same way!!
They all looked different with different
colours and shapes.
The best thing about them was they
were done on our OWN and We all did a great job.
Poem of the week - "Water" brought in by Louis
The water leaps and
rushes over the rocks.
Flying through the air
It glimmers-
Each drop a diamond in an always-moving tapestry.
The curtain moves and changes,
Yet remains the same.
Always present, always changing,
Water against the rock,
Glittering through the air.
The roar,
The constant roar,
Monotonous and melodious
Fills the air.
Mist wells up from far below,
Leaping from the rocks as the water
Returns to the earth once more.
For a moment the water waits,
Suspended,
Sparkling beads in the air,
For a moment and forever.
Yet each drop must fall.
Though it be replaced by another,
Each drop must reach the bottom
And return to the calm river.
As each drop drifts away,
The waterfall thunders on
Flying through the air
It glimmers-
Each drop a diamond in an always-moving tapestry.
The curtain moves and changes,
Yet remains the same.
Always present, always changing,
Water against the rock,
Glittering through the air.
The roar,
The constant roar,
Monotonous and melodious
Fills the air.
Mist wells up from far below,
Leaping from the rocks as the water
Returns to the earth once more.
For a moment the water waits,
Suspended,
Sparkling beads in the air,
For a moment and forever.
Yet each drop must fall.
Though it be replaced by another,
Each drop must reach the bottom
And return to the calm river.
As each drop drifts away,
The waterfall thunders on
The highwayman
In Literacy we have been studying the poem "The highwayman."
On Monday we were learning how to think from other
characters point of view.
It was really difficult as some of the characters we
thought were horrible, like Tim the Ostler, who in the poem betrayed Bess and
she and the highwayman both end up dead!
Although we had to think from his
point of view which was VERY hard. During the lessons we got to freeze frame and hot seat some the main characters - which meant we found out about how they saw the story.
We started writing the story from another character's point of view and will finish this next week.
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