In Year 5, some of our favourite stories are; Diary of a Wimpy Kid, David Walliams’ books, The Hobbit, Harry Potter, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, the Beast Quests, Jaqueline Wilson’s books, Famous Five and Secret Seven, Dragons – Riders of Berk.
We don’t think that the Rabbit came to life because Teddies do not come to life.
We all have lots of different favourite stories in our class, some of them are… The Lion King, The Beast Quest, The Jungle Book and The Little Red Riding Hood. We like these books because they are special to us and make us feel happy.
We enjoyed the story of the Velveteen rabbit and talked about our favourite stories. Lots of children like the Gruffalo, Room on the Broom, Peace at Last and Whatever Next. They also enjoy reading the Mr Men stories.
In year 6 we believe anything is possible if you work hard enough and dream big enough. We think that even if the Velveteen Rabbit didn’t come to life, in our imaginations we made him come to life. We talked about our favourite stories, some of them include ‘Wonder’ ‘Heroes of Olympus’ ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ ‘Spongebob’ ‘Transatlantic Tunnel Hurrah.’ Mrs Arnold’s favourite book is ‘My Naughty Little Sister.’ We love recalling our favourite books.
We have been talking about our favourite books in year 4, these include Horrid Henry, Tom Gates books and Roald Dahl. We believe that books are important and can help improve our imagination which then in turn helps with our writing!
Year 3 have lots of favourite stories. we are reading Charlie and the Chocolate factory. We like Roald Dahl books. Edward’s favourite story is Giraffes can’t dance because his favourite animal is in the story. Lilley likes the book Frozen and the DVD.
Year 3 discussed their favourite stories and we talked about why certain books are our favourite! Among the books we like are ‘Giraffe’s Can’t Dance’ ‘Gansta Granny’ ‘The Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ ‘Beast Quest’ and ‘Winnie the Witch’
F2 really loved the story of the velveteen rabbit too! In Foundation we read lots of stories and enjoy a really wide range of books. One of our favourite authors is Julia Donaldson because her books are so funny and they rhyme. Foundation 2 children are working really hard in phonics and at home to learn to read, so that they can read books by themselves when they get bigger. Foundation 1 are enjoying playing all the listening games to get them ready for learning the sounds that the letters make later on in the year.
One of my favourite books is The Tiger Who Came To Tea because the tiger doesn’t act like a normal tiger. I wish that I could meet him but I hope that he doesn’t drink all of the water & eat all of the food in our house. I would go to the shops and buy some tiger food but if he doesn’t like that I will buy him something else. 🙂
In Year 5, some of our favourite stories are; Diary of a Wimpy Kid, David Walliams’ books, The Hobbit, Harry Potter, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, the Beast Quests, Jaqueline Wilson’s books, Famous Five and Secret Seven, Dragons – Riders of Berk.
We don’t think that the Rabbit came to life because Teddies do not come to life.
We all have lots of different favourite stories in our class, some of them are… The Lion King, The Beast Quest, The Jungle Book and The Little Red Riding Hood. We like these books because they are special to us and make us feel happy.
We enjoyed the story of the Velveteen rabbit and talked about our favourite stories. Lots of children like the Gruffalo, Room on the Broom, Peace at Last and Whatever Next. They also enjoy reading the Mr Men stories.
In year 6 we believe anything is possible if you work hard enough and dream big enough. We think that even if the Velveteen Rabbit didn’t come to life, in our imaginations we made him come to life. We talked about our favourite stories, some of them include ‘Wonder’ ‘Heroes of Olympus’ ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ ‘Spongebob’ ‘Transatlantic Tunnel Hurrah.’ Mrs Arnold’s favourite book is ‘My Naughty Little Sister.’ We love recalling our favourite books.
We have been talking about our favourite books in year 4, these include Horrid Henry, Tom Gates books and Roald Dahl. We believe that books are important and can help improve our imagination which then in turn helps with our writing!
Year 3 have lots of favourite stories. we are reading Charlie and the Chocolate factory. We like Roald Dahl books. Edward’s favourite story is Giraffes can’t dance because his favourite animal is in the story. Lilley likes the book Frozen and the DVD.
Year 3 discussed their favourite stories and we talked about why certain books are our favourite! Among the books we like are ‘Giraffe’s Can’t Dance’ ‘Gansta Granny’ ‘The Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ ‘Beast Quest’ and ‘Winnie the Witch’
F2 really loved the story of the velveteen rabbit too! In Foundation we read lots of stories and enjoy a really wide range of books. One of our favourite authors is Julia Donaldson because her books are so funny and they rhyme. Foundation 2 children are working really hard in phonics and at home to learn to read, so that they can read books by themselves when they get bigger. Foundation 1 are enjoying playing all the listening games to get them ready for learning the sounds that the letters make later on in the year.
My favourite book is the Gruffalo. I read it lots of times. The best bit is when the mouse scared the Gruffalo.
velveteen rabbit s dream came true and the two little rabbits were mean to velveteen .
pearl the cloud fairy is my favourite book.
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My favourite book is Mr Tickle because he tickles everybody and I like to tickle people.
One of my favourite books is The Tiger Who Came To Tea because the tiger doesn’t act like a normal tiger. I wish that I could meet him but I hope that he doesn’t drink all of the water & eat all of the food in our house. I would go to the shops and buy some tiger food but if he doesn’t like that I will buy him something else. 🙂
My favourite book is miss late!
my favourite story is Peace at last because mrs bear kept mr bear awake with her snoring.