Thursday, 16 October 2014

The Tiger who went into the forest

Year 1
We had a huge surprise on Monday when we discovered the left overs of a tea party. In our classes we found dirty plates, cups, a foot print, orange and black fur and a picnic blanket. After studying the evidence we linked what we have found to Judith Kerr's story The Tiger Who Came to Tea.

In Tuesday's lesson we took turns to hot seat each other to collect information for a newspaper report. We took on the roles of the newspaper reporter and the tiger. 
Children in 1D

We took a closer look at the story and identified the five main parts to put onto a story map: opening, build up, problem, resolution and ending. 
Oskar 1M



Claudia 1A

Year 2
We have also been exploring narrative this week. We watched and listened to Anthony Browne's story Into The Forest.

We retold the story's five main parts using actions.
Here are 2S demonstrating their actions for the opening:

Children in  2S

We wanted to rewrite the story in our own words. In our 

writing we aimed to use interesting openings and 

punctuation. 

Success Criteria
  • a range of different openers
  • exclamation mark for effect
  • adverbs in character descriptions

Diara 2F

This week in theme we are taken on the role of inventors. We had to create a description of our own dinosaurs using the follow:
Success Criteria

  • Always writing success criteria (capital letters, full stops and finger spaces)
  • Adjectives
  • Alliteration
  • Similes

 Alina 2D

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1 comment:

  1. Diara, great use of unfortunately as a sentence opener. Yashashvi (4E)
    Great use of interesting punctuation. Tia (4E)

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