Get to know you Week 3, Term 1

 

Get to know you Wk 2, T1

 

Term 4 Home Learning Friday, Week 4

 We are going to look at narrative writing today during our meet.

You are going to write a fantasy narrative (that means it is not a true story). 

Your protagonist (hero) is your chosen Bird (or Bat) of the Year.

The setting is your chosen bird’s (or bat’s) natural environment.

Apart from that, your story can be about anything!

Check out the resources below to help you write your narrative.

Remember to try to think of something that would happen in the environment your bird (or bat) lives in.

Term 4 Home Learning Tuesday, Week 4

 We are continuing to think about our native birds but now the focus is on how we can describe them in imaginative and original ways.

What is your favourite descriptive word that could describe a bird?

Wk 6 Friday's Writing Prompt

  Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description. Remember to check our Writing Modelling books on the class site for ideas.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Comment below with your sentences. Happy writing!

Wk6 Thursday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description. Remember to check our Writing Modelling books on the class site for ideas.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Here's my 'well' sentence...

Comment below with your sentences. Happy writing!

Wk6 Wednesday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description. Remember to check our Writing Modelling books on the class site for ideas.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel

Here are my 'well' sentences.

Comment below with your sentences. Happy writing!

My sick sentences are feeling better.... how about yours?

 Here are my 'well' sentences for today. I am looking forward to reading yours in the comments below or on your own learning blogs.

Wk 6 Tuesday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description. Remember to check our Writing Modelling books on the class site for ideas.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Comment below with your sentences. Happy writing!

Three Little Pigs Acrostic Poem

Acrostics are fun poems to write.  The first letter of each line spells out a word.  The word can be a name, a thing, or whatever you like.   Usually, the first letter of each line is a capital letter. This makes it easier to see the word spelled out down the page.  Acrostic poems are easy to write because they don’t need to rhyme.  Each line can be as long or as short as you want it to be.

To create an acrostic poem, follow these four easy steps:

1. Write your word vertically down the page - we are using the word RESOURCEFUL.
2. Brainstorm words or phrases that describe your idea.
3. Place your brainstormed words or phrases on the lines that begin with the same letters.
4. Fill in the rest of the lines to create a poem.

Here is my attempt at an acrostic poem all about the Three Little Pigs story.

 

I'm looking forward to seeing your poems!

Home Learning Ideas Wk 6 - The Three Little Pigs

 

Friday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description. Remember to check our Writing Modelling books on the class site for ideas.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Make sure you post your work on your blog! Happy writing

Thursday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Make sure you post your work on your blog! Happy writing

Wednesday's Writing Prompt!

 Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 

Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Make sure you post your work on your blog! Happy writing 👍

Tuesday's Writing Prompt!

Here is your writing prompt for today.

Use the story starter to help start your own story or write your story all on your own. 
Rewrite the 'sick sentences' to make them 'well' - remember to choose interesting words with lots of WOW nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs, and add lots of detail and description.

Create a picture to support your story - you can do it by hand or use an app such as Google Drawing or Piskel.

Make sure you post your work on your blog! Happy writing