Hawks Class
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Here you will find updates about what your wonderful, hardworking children have been getting up to in our class.
Year 5 Summer Term infomration
Moving Toys
Rose Blanche Freeze Frames - This week we have been exploring more of our class text and getting into role. We worked in groups to re-create scenes from the text; we used body language and facial expressions to represent our thoughts and feelings. This really helped us draw story maps and write exciting sentences using relative clauses!
Our wonderful trip to Didcot Railway and WWII day in school!
This week in Hawks class we've been looking at a type of poetry called Kennings. The children have produced some excellent, effective work in relation to war. Here are some of the amazing examples of the descriptive poetry type they've created:
Sadness bringer,
Scary Nazi,
Innocent victim,
Hateful Hitler,
Loud gunshots,
Horrifying soldier,
Fast Plane,
Brave soldiers.
By Megan L
Screaming sirens,
Gunshots dominating,
Bodies lifeless,
Blood dripping,
Planes exploding.
By Illia R
Why war? By Oscar L
Terrifying screams,
Alarming gunshots,
Flaming buildings,
Frightful fights,
Horrible Hitler,
Spiteful enemies,
Sudden explosions,
Innocents murdered.
Anti-war
Innocent murder,
Destruction of cities,
Scared children,
Disturbing death,
Suffering soldiers,
Terrified explosions.
By Jessica D
Against war. By Lucas Z
Peaceful nights,
Innocent lives,
Beautiful cities,
Losing lives,
Friendly people,
Equal rights,
Caring lives,
Beautiful nights.
Controlling lord,
Enemies dead,
Blatant gunshots,
Amazing victory,
Powerful teamwork,
Ruthless soldiers,
Unstoppable power,
Death and victory.
By Sammy F
Gaining power,
Fabulous fighters,
Perfect planes,
Great Churchill,
Daring dogs,
Secret spies,
Cheering crowds,
Amazing aircraft.
By Anna E
Frightful war by Elsie P
Frightful war,
Evil destroyer,
Disturbing heartbreaker,
Unbreakable curse,
Horrifyingly brutal,
World ending.
Trigger shot,
Blood, death.
Dissection Lesson
Have a look at our exciting adventures and ask your children to explain what we got up to is this action packed week!
