Lego News #2 from Fynn

I have made a new big lego ship.  The ship was made from lots of other lego sets.  It took me one and a half days to build. I put big booster jets on the bottom of the ship.  My ship is one that flies in the air.

I also made a balcony at the back of the ship, but I took it off because I thought it didn’t look any good and I couldn’t build a room on with it.

Wow, Fynn!  There is so much detail in this construction.  Please give your feedback to Fynn by using the comments box.  Mrs Veary 😎

 

PLANET EARTH SO WHAT? POSTERS

Now that we have:

  • chosen the Global Goal we want to tell people about, and
  • researched facts and statistics to convince people why they should act

we are going to work out ACTIONS PEOPLE CAN TAKE to help.

Then we will plan our POSTERS using our booklet with the criteria.

First you need to develop a SLOGAN for your poster.  We will be discussing that today.

Here are a few examples of posters for you to look at.  You need to remember that you have to have all of the criteria so you need to notice what each of these examples uses.

1.What is each poster trying to convince us of?

2. What is each poster asking us to do to help?

3.  Does it have a slogan?

4. What have they done to convince us?

5. What do you notice about their choice of images and use of colour?

6.  What fonts look best?

Talking to Other People Can Help

We are going to listen to the story THE TERRIBLE THING by Margaret Holmes about something that happened to the character and how it made him feel, then how he worked through it.

Questions:

  1. What could the terrible thing have been?  What things do we think are terrible that we might experience in our lives?
  2. Why does talking about a problem to someone we trust help make us feel better?
  3. Have you ever felt bad about something and then felt better after you have talked to someone about it?
  4. Who are the people in your life that you can talk to if you have a problem or feel bad about something that has happened?