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Imagine you are a dragon.
Describe your treasure.
Think carefully about the adjectives that you use. Try using a thesaurus to help pick out the prefect adjectives.
Try using prepositional openers to describe where the treasure is.
e.g. All around me, there are shimmering, golden coins.
What other writing techniques can use use to describe your treasure?
Todd and Mae not only completed their Monday challenge but also extended their learning by naming all the different types of quadrilaterals that they created.
Megan, we love the way that you and your family spent time this weekend clearing a woodland habitat of rubbish to ensure that it is clear for the wildlife that lives there.
Sai would like to share some of her ideas for Fathers Day gift ideas that she has come up with.
Ayda, thanks so much for the Monday Challenge work you sent in.
I can't believe it. Juno sent in a picture of Lindsey and the blue peter dog Henry and got a badge!
Wow! Heera, what a fantastic set of habitat studies. We are really impressed with your field work.
For this activity, you'll need:
Using your pencil and ruler, draw some straight lines on your piece of paper to make an interesting pattern. You can draw as many or as few as you like. This is what I drew:
What a fantastic letter Ayda.
Heera- I love the way you used diagrams, a table and pattern spotting to solve this problem.
Here is a great picture of Daisie hard at work making music on the using the 2 Sequence programme.
Daisie, we love the way you investigated woodland habitats and made so many interesting discoveries.
