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A guide to reading a wordless picture book 

A guide to reading a wordless picture book  Just a few tips for reading a book that has no words to read! Sit with the audience at eye level. A wordless picture book asks the audience to come towards the book rather than have the story come to them. You need to make...

Curriculum Exemplar: Oracy

Curriculum Exemplar Journey by  Aaron Becker          September 2020 A whole school curriculum project focused on a single wordless picture book. A chance for our school community to reconnect and reflect. We started the school year off with a curriculum and an...

POETS CORNER Year 3/4

Poems based on ‘On the Run From Colours’ by John Agard Black scared me in my sleep. Grey hypnotised me, taking over my mind. Blue swallowed me whole and wouldn’t let go. Black chased me into a broken home. Grey tricked me, leading me into trouble. Blue smashed down...

Turquoise Frontline Report : October 2nd

by Lyra (Year 6) and Amelie (Year 5) This week for music we have been doing a fun thing on a website called incredibox.com. You can make really fun songs and Sam did a song for his learning journal and it inspired us to do our own.  It was really fun and we enjoyed...

Sapphire’s Report from the Frontline: 2nd October

We’ve been busy this week experimenting in Science, working with numbers in Maths, making hot air balloons, singing along to music and discussing the final pages of Journey.  This week we made various paper ‘helicopters’ and investigated what made them fall at...

Class News Week 3

Class News Week 3 News from Turquoise by Viola and Mimi We read a picture book with no words called ‘Journey’ and we made our own Journey story stop motion animations.  It was difficult to make all the little parts but it was fun and we got better at it.  Now, we are...

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