Showing posts with label Eli. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eli. Show all posts
Friday, 28 September 2012
After Alan and Ivy's visit, Year 6 have listened to an audio clip of a man recounting his time in the volunteer fire service during the Blitz and watched a documentary about the bombing of Coventry. Here are a few of our poems.
Blitz
The full Moon I was daunted
I felt like that night we were haunted
Then loud and clear came the air raid siren.
Finally came the roar of German planes
We were stuck in a prison of horror and shame.
14th of November who would guess
I felt like Coventry would never rest.
I could feel the pounding of my heart.
It was speeding like a car
But it wasn’t getting very far.
I could hear the screeching of a bomb
Maybe later our house would be gone.
I looked out of the taped window.
There was dark red blood all around
Bricks and burnt body bits on the ground.
By Eli (Yr6)
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
More Tales from Dunkirk
Bit by bit Private Robinson scanned the beach; it was like a living
nightmare. The muddy sand, the smell of smoke and flesh, the sound of people
singing and praying. It was all too much for him. Thoughts were flying through
the Private’s head as a boiling sweat ran down him.
Then Private Robinson started walking, not going anywhere just walking.
After a bit he found himself gazing at a group of soldiers singing hymns with
their heads held up high. Just then a tear rolled down Private Robinson’s
cheek, tickling him as it did. He knew there was no hope.
Before long Private Robinson started walking again, he felt like his
body was deceiving him, like his blood had stopped. Finally a speck started to
crawl across the ocean. Private Robinson could tell it was a boat, “I…I…I’m going home!” he cried.
By Elias (Yr6)
Thursday, 5 July 2012
During transition week some of the Year 5 children made sculptures in the style of Alberto Giacometti. Elias said he found it hard to write what he did as a set of instructions.
How to Make a Giacometti Sculpture
What you need: Tin foil,
Pipe cleaners
And paint
∙First make a loop in a pipe cleaner
∙Then put a pipe cleaner in front of the looped pipe cleaner
∙After that twirl the right end of the second pipe cleaner round the middle of
the looped pipe cleaner
∙Last but not least wrap tinfoil round the legs arms body and head, then if you
want paint it a dark colour
∙Finally stick plastacine to the feet and then stick it on black card.
By Elias
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| In the style of Giacometti...with a hint of Usain Bolt |
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| Two caped figures |
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