Sunday, 7 November 2010
The Blitz
We wrote fictional accounts of what life might be like for children living in the Blitz. We had to use our imaginations and also use facts we had learnt about the Blitz. Teacher Paul said he was "very happy" with our writing. Here are some examples for you to read.
Dee's account
My name is Ben and I live in a little house with my Mum and Dad. One day I look in the sky and I see Nazi airplanes and bombers. I ran to tell the news to my Dad. Dad and me go to build an Anderson shelter. I dig the soil in the garden. At night Mum made a 'blackout' around the house.
One day I hear a siren sound and I carry my gas mask and I run to the shelter. I am feeling very frightened and I hear a bomb!
Pookhao's account
I live in a little house with my family. One day the plane comes with the bombs so I made an Anderson shelter in my back garden with my Dad. Everyday I see the Home Guard looking for the bombers. My family and I carry gas masks when we think the bombers will come. Every house puts the blackout on all the time so the people in the bombers cannot see where we live.
Suddenly, I hear the siren and I put on my gas mask and go into the shelter with my family. In the shelter it is very dark and I am very frightened. I hear a noise outside and I think the bomber has fallen down. It is nightime now and I am sleeping with my family.
Evacuee Postcards
We have been learning about evacuation in World War 2. In one of our theme lessons we had to imagine we were an evacuee who had been sent away from our home to live in the country.
Huey and Pure Pure wrote postcards that were very like the postcards sent by real evacuees in 1940. Well done Huey and Pure Pure!
Huey's postcard
Dear Mum and Dad,
I feel so sad to be here. In the train I was so upset. When I got there I smell a horrible smell from the pigs. The children that live on the farm take me to a little bedroom. In the night I hear the sound of a little mouse. I want to go home. Can you take me home please?
Miss you, Huey.
Pure Pure's Postcard
Dear Mum and Dad,
I feel sad and I want to go home. When will you come to get me? In the train I saw a lot of children playing but I'm a little bit scared because I don't know any of the children. My new family is good people. I live in a big house. I have a garden, pigs and a horse. My new family take me to a bedroom. It is good and I have a little bed, some toys and some books. They are kind with me. I am very sad being away from home and I very much want you to take me home.
Goodbye, from Pure Pure.
Huey and Pure Pure wrote postcards that were very like the postcards sent by real evacuees in 1940. Well done Huey and Pure Pure!
Huey's postcard
Dear Mum and Dad,
I feel so sad to be here. In the train I was so upset. When I got there I smell a horrible smell from the pigs. The children that live on the farm take me to a little bedroom. In the night I hear the sound of a little mouse. I want to go home. Can you take me home please?
Miss you, Huey.
Pure Pure's Postcard
Dear Mum and Dad,
I feel sad and I want to go home. When will you come to get me? In the train I saw a lot of children playing but I'm a little bit scared because I don't know any of the children. My new family is good people. I live in a big house. I have a garden, pigs and a horse. My new family take me to a bedroom. It is good and I have a little bed, some toys and some books. They are kind with me. I am very sad being away from home and I very much want you to take me home.
Goodbye, from Pure Pure.
Analogue to Digital Time
Monday, 1 November 2010
The Minotaur Movie
Here at last - The Minotaur Movie starring Class P3/2! It's a big file so it's best to press play and, as soon as the movie starts, press pause. Then leave it for a minute or two to load. Then you can enjoy uninterrupted viewing.
Watch to the very end for behind the scenes footage! We hope you like it and please feel free to leave a comment.
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