Three Sentence Horror Stories

Can you write a horror story in just three sentences? Morgan, Freddie and Cora can. 

There's a Fly in My Soup!

The children were shown a photograph of a bowl soup that had a fly in it. They needed to write a letter of complaint. Here are the letters Freddy, Olivia and Freya wrote:

 

 

5DA/LM Online Open Day #CJSOOD

5DA/LM were the first class to complete an Online Open Day this term and a recount of today (in their words) can be found below.

Christmas Countdown Problem

Mr. Murphy set his class the following task:

With the numbers shown, what numbers from 365 days to go - 0 days to go can not be displayed?

The children worked in groups to try to solve the problem.

Mia, Joe, Freddie E, Milena, Grace and Jamie worked well together and think there are 43 days that can not be shown. What do you think? Did they get them all?

5AC Mannequin Challenge

Earlier this month, 5AC asked their teacher if they could 'do a Mannequin Challenge' in class. Their teacher told them they could, but that they'd have to plan the performance as a class. So, the children set to with planning what they'd do and the route the camera would take. The final performance can be found below:

If you have time, leave us a comment below to let us know what you thought of our video.

Year Five Pokedex

At the end of the autumn term, Year Five based their report writing around the children's interest in Pokemon. After learning about report writing, we wrote non-chronological reports about our own Pokemon inventions. 

Visit the Year Five Pokedex 2016 to read about the creatures we came up with.

We created a land for them to live in...

We created QR Codes that link to our work, so we could play a Pokemon Go style game:

   

If you'd like to play, the cards can be downloaded from here.

In addition, some of the children's work is available on iTunes and as a PDF.

Cadbury's – Unwrap Joy

The 2013 Cadbury's Christmas advert featured a road where families woke up to find out that their street had been covered in wrapping paper. We've used this as a creative writing prompt.

          

Cora

Harley

Let us know in the comments box what you think of our writing.