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Wednesday, 17 April 2013

When the Wind Blows Story Elements


When the Wind Blows
Story Elements

L.I. - Identify the factual elements of the story
Identify the fictional elements of the story

Look at these events and cut and paste them into the correct column in the table

FACT
FICTION
There was a cold war between former allies
Nuclear fallout can kill you after the bomb has gone off
England was afraid of a Russian / American nuclear war
England was afraid of a Russian / American nuclear war There was a nuclear arms race
People believed in Mutually Ass
People built nuclear fallout shelters in case there was a war
A nuclear bomb causes a big flash of heat and light
The cold war has caused other conflicts






The Russians let off a nuclear bomb
Russia is a democracy
America is a democracy
After 14 days you can leave the nuclear fall out shelter
A nuclear refuge (like the one in the book) would protect you
Cushions can protect you from nuclear fall
After WW2 Russian bombed England


Thursday, 11 April 2013

Xtra maths Mosese

This is my xtra maths work i scored today.

Left behind the train. Mosese


LEFT BEHIND ON THE BEACH

L.I. - Look at descriptive language used in poetry
Look at active verbs

Left behind on the beach:
two scoops of holes
for the sea to fill,
two mini holes                                     
for the crabs to climb.

Left behind on the beach:
giggling waves, fists of shells,
treasures of seaweed necklaces,
diamonds of sun
and the crust of a sandwich:
seagull supper.

Left behind on the beach:
a summer holiday, carrying
beach towels, sunscreen and hats,
a beach chair for mum
and binoculars for dad.

Left behind on the beach:
the in/out breathing of waves,
the screech of seagulls,
the mizzle of mist
and somewhere out on the reef
the anchor of a long ago ship.

Look at the poem and highlight the verbs blue
Highlight the adjectives yellow
Highlight the adverbs pink

Now write your own version of the poem below
Left behind the train.

Left behind on the train:      
Two tickets lying on the the floor,
Big rail tracks for trains to ride on.
People waking up early to catch the train.

Left behind on the train:      
Lots of leather seats for people to sit on.      
rubbish and rocks lying on the railway tracks.
The train going past loud and fast.
Putting your money in the machine for your ticket.

Left behind on the train:
Two big boxes for the trains to carry to different locations.
Sliding doors for people to open to get into the train.
Seeing other people and meeting friends.

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