Our first piece of writing for this term will be a persuasive letter inspired by the crayons' grumpy letters in the magnificent "The Day the Crayons Quit" book.
Here are the class writing down what they think each crayon colour is feeling and what they are cross about!
In RE we are looking at why Easter is so important to Christians. Here are the class acting out Holy Week, with people waving their palm leaves to Jesus, Jesus being arrested, Jesus being cruelly offered vinegar when he was thirsty while carrying the cross and finally Jesus rising again from his tomb.
In art, the children did a super job sketching close up images of plants. This composition was inspired by Georgia O'Keefe's work and the children worked well using the different pencils like HB, 2B and 6B.
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