Primary 1 – World Book Day

We are learning to … read and listen to stories for enjoyment.

I can … take part in a story.

I can … retell stories in different ways.

I can … share likes and dislikes in stories.

As part of World Book Day, P1 heard lots of new stories and created lots of art and writing linked to them.  We had a big discussion about everything we did and what we thought about reading books.

What was your favourite story this week and why?

Harrison: Aliens love Underpants.  I liked making my own underpants!

Hannah: Blown Away.  I enjoyed making my own kite.  The story is about animals who are blown away on a kite.

Lewis: I enjoyed Aliens love Underpants.  My favourite part was when the aliens were dancing!

Jacob:  My favourite was Supertato.  The best part was when the carrot was stuck in the elevator.  I put eyes, masks, legs on different vegetables like celery and carrots.

Which story character did you dress up as this week?

Sophie:  I dressed up as Belle from my favourite book!

Jessica:  Anna from Frozen.

Christopher M & Christopher J: We were both Spiderman!

Kenzie:  I loved being a red Power Ranger!

Jacob and Mitzi – We were Horrid Henry.

What books do you like to read at home?

Corey:  I like fact books about sharks.

Iona: I like Frozen books

Danielle: I like interesting animal books or books about the seashore.  I have lots of different ones.

Hannah:  My favourite book book is Rapunzel.

Connor:   ‘The Back to Front Bat’ is my favourite.

Grace: I like scary stories.

Logan:  I like dinosaur stories.

Emma – Leigh: I like non-fiction books.

Ben:  I like Room on the Broom.

Leah:  I like Bat-girl stories and I dressed up has Bat-girl.

Ruraidh:  I like The BFG.

Christopher Pickwell:  My favourite story is Who’s in the Loo?  It’s a funny story!

Can you spot us all below?

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