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Today, Miss Wilkes and Mrs Bettany were asked by Jingles the Elf 🎄🧝 to deliver special presents for Y1 to Y6! The children will use this magical delivery to inspire their writing this week about the temptation of Christmas and what might happen if they creep downstairs for a little peek… 👀✨
The children absolutely loved it and can not wait to look inside once our brilliant authors have published their final short stories! 📚🎁✨
A huge thank you to the PTFA for supporting our writing this week!
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✏️🖍️ The Day the Crayons Quit 🖍️✏️
Before half term, each class focused on the text The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt. Inspired by the book, the children wrote a letter from the perspective of an item they either overuse or underuse. Today in assembly, an author from each class shared their published piece. From tablets to skates, these personified items had truly had enough.
We were blown away by not only the amazing writing but also the fabulous storytelling – we were on the edge of our seats. A huge congratulations to our budding authors. We are so proud of you.
Check out their fantastic stories below!
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