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EAGLES
​Yr 4, 5 and 6




                                                                      WELCOME TO EAGLES
Eagles are our fantastically named 4/5/6 class. We are taught by Mrs. Lever,Miss Wharrier and Mrs. Moore

EAGLES Topic overview Autumn  2022

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                                                                                 READING REFLECTIONS                                                                                             IDEAS TO THINK ABOUT WHEN YOU'RE READING......
  • Compare and contrast this BOOK with another BOOK or FILM.
  • Be specific– what are the similarities and differences etc.
  • Draw the main character from a book you  have recently read.  Show them as a baby, middle aged and as an older person.
  • For example if you drew Harry Potter as a baby, he might be casting spells on his  mum to feed him lots of yummy food.
  • Write a character guide to the characters you think are important in your book. Choose quotes about the specific characters to include in your guide.
  • Choose your favourite language and sentence structures that you think make the book come to life-what techniques does the author use? Choose examples and produce a poster to show what you have chosen.
  • Draw up a family tree of the characters in your book.
  • Imagine your main characters can be granted 2 wishes half way through your story-what do you think they would wish for and why?
  • Would you like to live in your book’s world? Yes or No? But you have to say WHY and use evidence from your text.
  • Choose three important events from the book-why are they important to the story?
  • Using speech bubbles, draw a conversation between two characters in your story.
  • Make a newspaper front page for an important event from your book.
  • Make a map of your book’s world.
  • Write a diary entry for one of your characters.....remember to use I!
  • Choose a character from your book, imagine you are them and write a story from their point of view.
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    • Forest School Blog
    • Starlings >
      • Starlings Learning
    • Kestrel Class
    • Eagles
    • Eagles Blog
  • CURRICULUM
    • What do we learn about in our curriculum? >
      • Art
      • Design and Technology
      • ENGLISH
      • Geography
      • -FRENCH
      • HISTORY
      • COMPUTING
      • MATHS
      • MUSIC
      • PHYSICAL EDUCATION
      • PSHE
      • R.E
      • SCIENCE
    • How are we doing? Our DATA
    • Pupil Premium
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    • PE+Sports funding
  • Snape Pre-School
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  • Snape Wrap Around-Pre and After School + Holiday
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