This week we have been practicing our letter writing skills. Inspired by the Lighthouse keeper's Lunch stories we helped Mr Grinling find Hamish and rescue him from the pirates by writing letters to help him in his search, it all started with a message in a bottle, which turned out to be a map! The children have become confident in laying their letter out. They have been writing using their sentence punctuation and have used their questioning skills. Some super progress has also been made as the children used purple pen to improve their work. Later in the term the children will be writing letters for their second Big Write. These letters will be sent off, so the children will need to be able to write their address in the proper format. At home why not get the children to practice writing your address. Bring it into school for a superhero point.
This week we have been practicing our letter writing skills. Inspired by the Lighthouse keeper's Lunch stories we helped Mr Grinling find Hamish and rescue him from the pirates by writing letters to help him in his search, it all started with a message in a bottle, which turned out to be a map! The children have become confident in laying their letter out. They have been writing using their sentence punctuation and have used their questioning skills. Some super progress has also been made as the children used purple pen to improve their work. Later in the term the children will be writing letters for their second Big Write. These letters will be sent off, so the children will need to be able to write their address in the proper format. At home why not get the children to practice writing your address. Bring it into school for a superhero point.
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