Anglo-Saxon art!

In our art lessons we looked at drawing portraits accurately. We then researched Anglo-Saxon style art work and created portraits in this style. We also looked at the Anglo-Saxon alphabet and wrote our name in Runes. Can you guess what they say?

Our literacy stories

This half term we have been working on writing stories with a clear beginning, middle and ending. We have tried really hard to use lots of descriptive words in order to make our stories really interesting.

Charlie S' 5 sentence challenge!

As the silver snake was sliding through the green leaves he saw a man eating sausages on a grey rock, the man smiled at the snake, the snake looked angry. The man said to the snake "Do you want any sausages?" "No," said the snake crossly and the snake slid away. Suddenly he heard a noise, quickly he got into some bushes to hide from a massive lion. The lion didn't see him in the prickly bush, he slid out of the bush and slid back home to his little hut far away from the jungle, but the man was still in the jungle!

Daisy's 5 sentence challenge

This week we had to include the words 'silly, silver, snake, sausages and smiled' in our writing... "What's for tea Mum?" asked Lucy. "Sausages are tonight darling!" replied Mum. Lucy and Mum were walking in the jungle. "Look Mum!" shouted Lucy clearly, "there's a silver, silly snake!" Lucy was at school, everyone was in the hall for the school photo. Everyone said "Cheese!" as they smiled. One day, three silly monkeys were eating bananas! "These bananas are yummy!" said one. "They sure are," replied another. One dinner time a snake that was silver was eating sausages!