This week in school, we are thinking about what books we have read and enjoyed. We can share this information with others to help them choose what to read.
Please fill in the surveys below to have your say! Results to follow.
The Blog of Cathedral Primary School's Class 6.
This week in school, we are thinking about what books we have read and enjoyed. We can share this information with others to help them choose what to read.
Please fill in the surveys below to have your say! Results to follow.
Stars of the Week: Imran & Ellah
Today Year 6 have been finding about about what life was like in the World War 1 trenches. They used a range of primary sources such as poems, letters, photographs and artefacts.
Write a short (200 word) diary entry about getting up one morning in the trenches. What would you see as you awoke? What would you hear and smell? How would you feel?
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Stars of the Week: Polly & Sam
We really enjoy reading in Year 6. Between us we have read a fantastic range of books. This morning we discussed many of the books we have read and recommended them to each other. We discussed why we enjoy certain authors and genres and thought about why we like to challenge ourselves as readers and what we can learn from books. Look in the comments section for our Year 6 top recommended books.
This week Year 6 have been focusing on the action and adventure in our class text Northern Lights. We have been thinking about how to create tension in our writing through the use of varied sentence types, dialogue, description and creating suspense. Have a read of our exciting extracts below.
How do you think we have created tension and suspense?
Stars of the Week: Marissa & Aldous
This week we have been looking at the weapons and communications technology that were developed during World War One and thinking about the impact these had. The main result was that they changed the way that the war was fought and made it much more difficult for the soldiers fighting it. Have a look at our presentations below for more information.
Marissa Anish and Aldous Glenda and Mrinali Holly Jimmy
Leon and Samuel Lee Lucas Luke and Sylvie Marissa Oscar & Emil
Today Year 6 have been finding about about what life was like in the World War 1 trenches. They used a range of primary sources such as poems, letters, photographs and artifacts.
Write a short (150 word) diary entry about getting up one morning in the trenches. What would you see as you awoke? What would you hear and smell? How would you feel?