Pupil Highlights –
Joshua D: ‘ I liked learning about decimal points and knowing when we move our numbers to the left or to the right.’
Aoife: ‘ I liked making our window display – we had to draw a sleigh and write ‘ Dear Santa, I would like….’ But we had to choose three things we would want to change in the world. ‘
Filip: ‘ I liked searching Bear Scotland on the ipads with Mr Pentland and making an information report.’
Josh N: ‘ I liked reading the differences between life in Rwanda and life in the UK.’
Olivier: ‘ I liked reading our class novel ‘ Christophe’s Story’
Sylvia: ‘ I liked making my hair crazy for crazy hair day.’
Miss Smith’s highlights:
I have been really impressed with the high quality discussion we have had when identifying the arguments for, and, arguments against these issues:
‘Is Takeaway a Good Food Option?’ ‘Should Children be Allowed to Own a Pet?’
‘Should Children Be Allowed to Wear What they Want?’
We can now all explain what an Opening Statement of a Discussion text has to include:
There are many arguments for and against whether….
Some believe that…….
However, some believe that …..
- we need to include the word because to explain the most important reasons for the arguments for, and, the arguments against