Using the dictionaries and thesauruses that Mrs Graves has recently bought for school, we have been able to find synonyms and antonyms without having to ask for help! We feel so proud of ourselves and will get quicker at finding the words the more that we practise.
Thank you Mrs Graves, we love these!
Mrs Haycock
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In 2L this week we have been writing recounts and have been focussing on writing accurately in the past tense. The children enjoyed finding verbs and then used their magic wands to put them into the past tense. They knew to watch out for the sneaky verbs that were trying to catch us out by not ending in ed.
Mrs Lewis
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We have been working really hard reading and reviewing the shortlisted books for the Doncaster Author and Illustrator Prize.
We would like to share out website of reviews – maybe it will inspire you to read one of our books!
https://sites.google.com/ploverschool.co.uk/dipdapawards/home/suitcase-switch
Mrs Graves
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In crew on Tuesdays, we take a reading focus. I canāt think of anything better than finding a good book and getting completely lost in the story which could take you to anywhere in your imagination. This week, we looked at a childrenās magazine with a variety of different stories in it. We scanned through the magazine to find something that caught our eye and then explained to each other what our attention was grabbed by and why.
Mrs Haycock
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Today in 2L , the children made themselves an extra pair of listening ears and we went on a listening walk to find out what we could hear in school. We crept around and heard all sorts of sounds including cutlery clattering in the hall, birds tweeting outside, doors banging and the jazzy music coming from Y6. The children were really quiet and were shocked by what they could hear when they really tried to concentrate.
We are going to turn these noises into expanded noun phrases and write our very our sound poem. Weāll make sure to blog our final work.
Last night I had the privilege of supporting Johnny (year 5) at the Danum Read Aloud Competition held at the Danum Art Gallery and Museum.
Johnny performed his piece with real confidence and and lovely expression, despite recovering from a sore throat!
The competition was tough and the prize was won by a girl from another school, but Johnny remained upbeat and positive – a real credit to our school!
Well done Johnny, we couldn’t have been prouder of you!
Mrs Graves
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Who wants to win a prize? Choose a poem, write it out beautifully and enter the competition!
Closing date Friday 19th April.
Mrs Graves
After a rigorous round of heats and a highly competitive semi-final, our Read Aloud Finalists really did themselves proud!
Reading the openings from a variety of books, they performed in front of the KS2 children with great confidence and to a very high standard.
It was a very difficult decision to choose a winner but I am very pleased to announce that Johnny Connor in 5M was selected to represent our school at the Doncaster Final later in March at the Danum Museum and Art Gallery.
Good Luck Johnny, I am sure you will be great!
Mrs Graves
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