Today we used drama to generate ideas to describe a setting.
Can you spot the adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions which we have used?
Setting Description
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A mysterious creature has left clues around the school!
We have worked hard to report all that has happened on Sunset Island!
Our written news reports.
Our video news reports.
Please Note – Do not try to visit Sunset Island. You will get lost at sea due to the fact that it is actually found in our imaginations.
Newspaper Text Map
We have been learning a text map about an Earthquake in Haiti.
Click the link above to practise at home.
Volcano Poems
Wallace just can’t get to sleep!
We have been writing exciting sentences using adverbials and conjunctions.
Wallace pulled the single large level on the control box in order to activate the system. (Ryan)
A flashing alert goes off in Gromit’s bedroom so that he can get ready for action. (Isabelle)
The snoozatron enables Wallace to have a good nights sleep however Gromit is repeatedly woken up. (Logan)
Gromit has an alarm in his bedroom so that wallace can pull the lever in order to wake gromit up. (Grace)
When wallace has counted a lot of sheep, he began to fall asleep. (Charlie)
After the cycle has finished, Wallace begins to quietly drift off to sleep. (Sophie)
Once Gromit has finished his breakfast, he begrudgingly gets changed into a fluffy sheep costume. (Oliver W, Isabel)
Iron Man Pieces Found on Beach!
Today we went to the beach to discover all the broken pieces from the iron man after he fell from the cliff.
We discovered that he was made from lots of different metals and sorted them based on their properties.
There were even some objects which initially looked like metal but were in fact made of plastic.
We then discovered that some of the metals were magnetic but many of the metals were not.
World Book Day!
What if…..?
Can you use the conjunction if?
Challenge – Can you use the sentence structure ‘If…then…because…’?
We can join clauses using conjunctions!
Write your examples below.
Challenge – Can you use adverbs and adjectives to add detail to your sentence?