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A little bit of everything!

Library Visit

It was our turn for the library again on Monday.     When we were choosing our books Mrs Stewart asked some children to look for chapter books rather than picture books.  I chose Dust ‘n’ Bones   which is a collection of ten ghost stories by Chris Mould.  So far this week we have been very busy but I have managed to read the first story called The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.  It was a big bit scarey!  Ben

Storywriting

For our storywriting this week we had to do a book review on our serial story, Nicocbobinus, which we finished last week.  We had to say who the author, illustrator and publisher were as well as the title of the story. 


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My favourite character was Nicocbobinus because his feet, hand and neck were gold and after all their adventures getting to the Land of the Dragons, the cure was a weed growing on his own doorstep.  I thought the best bit was when the Golden Man gave Nicocbobinus the gold and they both fell out of the window.  Last of all we had to draw a picture.   I really enjoyed this story.  Alex

Project

     Some people were catching up on the Roman clothes worksheets but we were really finding out about what Roman people ate this week.  Rich people and poor people did not eat the same food.  Poor people ate a kind of porridge stew called pottage to which they added meat, offal or a wine sauce.  They had lots of bread, fruit and vegetables.    Rich people had huge feasts.  Guests lay on couches and used their fingers for their food.   We found out was that sometimes they ate so much they made themselves sick.  There was a special room for being sick in and then they went back to the feast and started eating again!  Special treats were stuffed dormice and peacock brains.   Elle

Our Nativity

We have started learning the songs for our Christmas Nativity performance called The Nativity.  Mrs Birrell has been teaching us them when she comes on a Thursday.  I really like the song about the Three Kings.  People have also been chosen for the characters like Mary, Joseph, King Herod, soldiers, shepherds and kings.  Some people are going to be playing instruments too.  We are going to start practising every day next week.  Shannon 

Christmas cards

We have been drawing pictures for our class Christmas cards when we have had any spare minutes.  Once all the designs were finished Mrs Stewart sorted them out into Santas, reindeer, snowmen, Christmas trees and scenes and angels.  Everyone got a bit of sticky and we put our sticky on the card we thought was the best design.  Most people chose the same cards and nearly all of them were drawn by the same person.  We talked about this and decided if we wanted to sell the cards we had to choose the best designs whether they were by the same person or not.  Next week we will be getting the written bits done and putting the whole cards together for photo-copying.  Eirinn

Christmas trees and robins

The theme for our Christmas corridors this year is trees and robins.  To make our tree we had to cut out a triangle shaped tree then cut little triangles into it, first on one side and then on the other.  When we opened it out we a had symmetrical tree.  we still have to decorate it.  For our robins we are using strips of thin card which is a bit trickier.  Cerys

 Enterprise Challenge

Miss Stirling set everyone in our school an Enterprise Challenge.   We had to design and create a hanging Christmas decoration.  Lots of people in our class had had a go.

 


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I made a glittery angel.  I used a bit of paper towel tube, scrunched up paper for the head, tinsel for the wings and lots of glitter.  My mum helped me a little.  It was good fun.  We all got to go down to the hall to see everyone’s models.  There were 128 entries and they were all very very good.  Two winners have been chosen from each class.   Our class winners were Alex’s Christmas pudding and Elle’s Santa.   Stephanie 

Show and Tell

No show and tellers this week as one was absent and the other forgot!

Meet the Class Podcasts

Our podcasters this week are Cerys and Craig.  meet-the-class-2111

Children in Need Update

Our school raised £278 for Children in Need last Friday by having a dressing down day and selling cakes.  Natalie

CLASS NEWS

It was my baby sister, Kyla’s birthday on Thursday.  She was one year old.  We had a birthday cake and birthday tea after school.  Cerys

I went for a sleepover at my gran’s on Thursday night because it was my cousin Caitlin’s birthday.  She was eight years old and we are getting a big cake.  Stephanie

Me and my little sister are sharing a room and we are going to see how it works and if we can get along together until Christmas.  If it works we are going to get the room decorated and get new bunk beds.  Abby

I am cycling round to my gran’s on Saturday because she lives just along the road.  I don’t know if my little sister is going too.  I might be getting to play with my uncle Scott’s PSP.  Luc

My cat Mitzi had kittens on Monday morning.  There were four of them and they are really tiny.  When they are older they are going to be sold but I want to keep them all.  Garry

I am going to a wedding on Friday.  My auntie Stacey is getting married to Thomas.  I have a very special black dress to wear with a gold cardigan and gold shoes.  Elle

It was my mum’s birthday on Thursday.  We are having a birthday tea for her.  Brodie 

Comments

Comment from j-bar03
Time: November 21, 2008, 11:03 pm

What a very interesting week you have had! I can’t wait to buy some Christmas cards.

I think the paper Christmas trees and robins are very pretty. I might even try to make one myself.

Comment from cerys stephanie
Time: November 22, 2008, 4:38 pm

stephanie is at my bit today and we love the blog

Comment from Mrs Mc Birnie
Time: November 24, 2008, 7:57 pm

well done everyone for your lovely enterprise creations which you have made for our enterprise tree.They are lovely and I know it was a hard decision to choose the prizewinners for each year group. Do come and have a look at the tree which will be outside the staffroom. I know many people from all around the world look at your blog to find out what exciting things you have been up to each week . Mrs Stewart tells me you have some people from Russia and Hawaii and possibly someone from the Easter Islands now viewing your blog. That is exciting to think that you are having such an impact on their learning! keep up the super work!

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