Year 2 found some of the pictures tricky particularly 1 and 5.
1) Jake – cat fur, Charlie – a donkey’s nose, Elsie an animal’s tail
2) Matilda – kiwi
3) Morwenna – a sponge
4) Jake and Morwenna – spaghetti
5) Avayah – bee’s nest, Charlie – honey Kyton – eggs
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
Jake – some people can make things up to try and trick you
Charlie – they aren’t always true
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Elsie – because it could be wrong
Charlie – it could be a lie
Year 1 enjoyed being detectives and guessing what the pictures were. They had some good suggestions and enjoyed finding out the answers.
1. Hedgehog (Amelia)
Spikey Ball (emily)
Fluff from a penguin (Holly)
2.A Kiwi (Charlie)
3. A flower (Aidan)
A pig’s skin (Winnie)
4. A sea anenome (Conor)
A candle (Lemell)
Pasta Penne (Archie)
5. Soil (Jovan)
A brick (Charlie)
Coral (Holly)
A beehive (Freya)
Aero Chocolate (Koben)
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
– People might make up stories (Conor)
-They might be lies (Freya)
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
-To make sure it is true (Elissa)
-So you know the facts (Emily)
We decided to incorporate the blog into the KS2 assembly this week. We all listened to the theme tune and shared our ideas as a collective.
Pictures:
1. Paintbrush
Year 6 – Toby – Make Up Brush
Year 5 – Charlie R – End of a brush
Year 4 – Gwen – Paintbrush
Year 3 – Liliana – Fluffy Carpet
2. Kiwi
Year 6 – Ava – Kiwi
Year 5 – Oakley – Avocado
Year 4 – Ava – Kiwi
Year 3 – Molly B – Kiwi
3. Sponge
Year 3 – Imogen – Carpet
Year 5 – Ben – Cotton Candy
Year 5 – Edward – Sponge
4. Spaghetti
Year 6 – Dexter – Spaghetti
Year 4 – Jack – Inside of a pickle/Gherkin
Year 4 – Clayton – Rice
5. Chocolate
Year 4 – Mohammed – Skin of a jaguar
Year 6 – Maisie – Chocolate bar
Year 3 – Aiden – Chocolate bar
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
Ava (Yr 6) – We shouldn’t believe everything we read because sometimes it is false information. It can also be peoples opinions rather than fact.
Max (Yr 5) – Not everything that we see on the internet is true.
Eleonora (Yr 4) – Things that we read can be a lie.
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Orla (Yr 4) – The person could be lying.
Flossy (Yr 3) – they could be the one who is lying so you find out for yourself.
Pippa (Yr 4) – To find out the facts for yourself.
Dr Who Theme tune:
What do you think when you hear the music?
Matilda (Yr 5) – I felt like I was in space.
Lukas (Yr 3) – Remember when I heard it last time.
Maya (Yr 4) – Makes me think of aliens, space and travelling around space.
Nathan (Yr 6) – Reminds me of a haunted house.
How are the sounds made?
Jenny (Yr3) – instruments.
Jay (Yr4) – Technology
Jack (Yr4) Special type of keyboard.
Georgia (Yr 5) – An old piece of equipment/instrument.
Amelia (Yr 6) – a Machine.
Ava (Yr 6) – Technology/ Computer program layering sounds.
Lee (Yr 6) – A mixture of tapes, mashed together.
Year 2 listened to the Doctor Who theme tune and thought about how it makes us feel.
Elsie – it made me feel excited and a bit scared because of the texture of the music
Na’Taiyah – I think it was cool but a little bit spooky
Chloe – It feels like I am happy but then also scared
Jake – it made me feel like there was an actual ghost existing
Kyton – it made me feel like I wanted to dance
How do you think the sounds are made?
Thomas – by electric musical sounds
Charlie – from a computer and electronic things
Year 5:
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspapers and think for yourself?
Max – because not all of it is true
Edward – sometimes photos can be photoshopped
Georgia- because sometimes stories can be exaggerated
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Max – because sometimes people see things from a different point of view
Maddie – because sometimes there can be a misunderstanding
Elliot – you don’t always know where they’ve got the information from
What do you think of when you listen to this music?
Libby – It sounds very futuristic
Finley – It makes me feel motivated
Matthew – It makes me think of aliens
How do you think the sounds are made?
Max – It sounds electronic
Charlie T – It sounds like a machine with lots of different parts
Elliot – It sounds very different to normal music
Year 2 found some of the pictures tricky particularly 1 and 5.
1) Jake – cat fur, Charlie – a donkey’s nose, Elsie an animal’s tail
2) Matilda – kiwi
3) Morwenna – a sponge
4) Jake and Morwenna – spaghetti
5) Avayah – bee’s nest, Charlie – honey Kyton – eggs
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
Jake – some people can make things up to try and trick you
Charlie – they aren’t always true
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Elsie – because it could be wrong
Charlie – it could be a lie
Year 1 enjoyed being detectives and guessing what the pictures were. They had some good suggestions and enjoyed finding out the answers.
1. Hedgehog (Amelia)
Spikey Ball (emily)
Fluff from a penguin (Holly)
2.A Kiwi (Charlie)
3. A flower (Aidan)
A pig’s skin (Winnie)
4. A sea anenome (Conor)
A candle (Lemell)
Pasta Penne (Archie)
5. Soil (Jovan)
A brick (Charlie)
Coral (Holly)
A beehive (Freya)
Aero Chocolate (Koben)
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
– People might make up stories (Conor)
-They might be lies (Freya)
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
-To make sure it is true (Elissa)
-So you know the facts (Emily)
KS2 Feedback
We decided to incorporate the blog into the KS2 assembly this week. We all listened to the theme tune and shared our ideas as a collective.
Pictures:
1. Paintbrush
Year 6 – Toby – Make Up Brush
Year 5 – Charlie R – End of a brush
Year 4 – Gwen – Paintbrush
Year 3 – Liliana – Fluffy Carpet
2. Kiwi
Year 6 – Ava – Kiwi
Year 5 – Oakley – Avocado
Year 4 – Ava – Kiwi
Year 3 – Molly B – Kiwi
3. Sponge
Year 3 – Imogen – Carpet
Year 5 – Ben – Cotton Candy
Year 5 – Edward – Sponge
4. Spaghetti
Year 6 – Dexter – Spaghetti
Year 4 – Jack – Inside of a pickle/Gherkin
Year 4 – Clayton – Rice
5. Chocolate
Year 4 – Mohammed – Skin of a jaguar
Year 6 – Maisie – Chocolate bar
Year 3 – Aiden – Chocolate bar
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspaper and think for yourself?
Ava (Yr 6) – We shouldn’t believe everything we read because sometimes it is false information. It can also be peoples opinions rather than fact.
Max (Yr 5) – Not everything that we see on the internet is true.
Eleonora (Yr 4) – Things that we read can be a lie.
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Orla (Yr 4) – The person could be lying.
Flossy (Yr 3) – they could be the one who is lying so you find out for yourself.
Pippa (Yr 4) – To find out the facts for yourself.
Dr Who Theme tune:
What do you think when you hear the music?
Matilda (Yr 5) – I felt like I was in space.
Lukas (Yr 3) – Remember when I heard it last time.
Maya (Yr 4) – Makes me think of aliens, space and travelling around space.
Nathan (Yr 6) – Reminds me of a haunted house.
How are the sounds made?
Jenny (Yr3) – instruments.
Jay (Yr4) – Technology
Jack (Yr4) Special type of keyboard.
Georgia (Yr 5) – An old piece of equipment/instrument.
Amelia (Yr 6) – a Machine.
Ava (Yr 6) – Technology/ Computer program layering sounds.
Lee (Yr 6) – A mixture of tapes, mashed together.
Year 2 listened to the Doctor Who theme tune and thought about how it makes us feel.
Elsie – it made me feel excited and a bit scared because of the texture of the music
Na’Taiyah – I think it was cool but a little bit spooky
Chloe – It feels like I am happy but then also scared
Jake – it made me feel like there was an actual ghost existing
Kyton – it made me feel like I wanted to dance
How do you think the sounds are made?
Thomas – by electric musical sounds
Charlie – from a computer and electronic things
Year 5:
Why shouldn’t you believe everything you read in the newspapers and think for yourself?
Max – because not all of it is true
Edward – sometimes photos can be photoshopped
Georgia- because sometimes stories can be exaggerated
Why should you always ask questions before believing what someone has told you about someone else?
Max – because sometimes people see things from a different point of view
Maddie – because sometimes there can be a misunderstanding
Elliot – you don’t always know where they’ve got the information from
What do you think of when you listen to this music?
Libby – It sounds very futuristic
Finley – It makes me feel motivated
Matthew – It makes me think of aliens
How do you think the sounds are made?
Max – It sounds electronic
Charlie T – It sounds like a machine with lots of different parts
Elliot – It sounds very different to normal music