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Fossa Class have published their first blog posts. They watched a short video clip from Avatar and have chosen an image to write about. Check out their choices and descriptive sentences.
What do you think?
They would love it if you could leave them a comment.
Welcome to 2016.
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Welcome to a brand new exciting year. A special welcome goes to our new Fossa Class bloggers. We hope you enjoy reading and commenting on our posts.
Summer Picnic
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Pond Dipping
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This week year 5 and 6 have undertaken a huge variety of outdoor learning. We spent time observing and taking a tally of all the different habitats in our school grounds and the animals and plants found in each habitat. We investigated the pond area carefully carrying out pond dipping to identify creatures. We found dragon flies, tadpoles, pond skaters and even snails.
Update
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Despite a small delay, the children are now on the ferry and are due back into Southampton at 3.30.
Little Canada
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Describing a Scene
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It was a dark place. All you could see were the shady clouds in the distance. The hills from far behind you. All the water was brown,
brown, brown, just dull,dark brown.
by Andie
Descriptive sentences
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In snow leopards we did a fun task this morning, the task was about describing a picture. Henry had an amazing sentence. It got read to the class.
Rushing water smashes againest the rock as the Cliffs tower above.
by Ethan and Libby.
Marvellous Maths
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Awesome Art
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WHAT WE DO IN ART!!
What we have been doing in art lately is sketching lots of stuff like: sketching cavemen houses, eyes and rocks. My favourite bit is smudging lines to make it look more effective.
by Lauren