Kyan's Humpty Dumpty

This term's topic is called Life's a Stage. We're learning about different fairy tales, nursery rhymes, fables, myths and legends. We've only been at school a week this term and here is a finished animation from Kyan. Well done Kyan!

Incey Wincey Spider by Evan

Last term our topic was The Art in Storytelling. Our e-Learning task was to draw and animate a nursery rhyme or fairytale. This is Evan's animation for Incey Wincey Spider.

Hickory Dickory Dock by Daley

This is Daley's animation using kidpix of the Nursery Rhyme: Hickory Dickory Dock.

Incey Wincey Spider by Jouan

This is Jouan's animation using kidpix for the Nursery Rhyme Incey Wincey Spider. It's also called Itsy Bitsy Spider.

Humpty Dumpty by Levi

This is Levi's animation of Humpty Dumpty. He has worked very hard in term 3 to make sure his drawings were realistic and detailed. Well done Levi!

Hey Diddle Diddle by Antonio

This is Antonio's amazing animation of the nursery rhyme Hey Diddle Diddle. He has tried very hard to make his drawings realistic. Can you see what Antonio has animated using kidpix?

Humpty Dumpty by Andee

This is Andee's animation using kidpix of the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. Do you know it? Listen as Andee retells it.

Jack and Jill by Jeryco

This is Jeryco's animation using kidpix of the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill.

Jeryco's conclusion to Goldilocks and the Three Bears

For writing we have been learning to use interesting words to write more simple and complex sentences. Listen as Jeryco reads what he has written for these pictures above.

Mele goes to Immersion Assembly

This is Mele's first post for the year. She wrote a recount about our Immersion Assembly for school.

Term 3 at Point England School has begun!

This term our topic is called "The Art in Storytelling". We are going to be learning about different Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes. Some of us will be making an item of clothing that tells one of these stories. It's going to be lots of fun. Watch this space for photos and children's writing of our Immersion Assembly. Here are some pictures that the children have drawn using kidpix. Can you tell what stories they are from?