Term 6 Learning Update
Class 3 were challenged to use their powers of persuasion during the holiday.
This was the task:
I would like you to create an advert for a product (like our Roman toothpaste).
It could be a T.V, radio, online or magazine advert. You could film your advert & edit it using Windows Movie Maker, or record an advert for radio, or create your advert on paper or a computer.
What persuasive language will you use to get people to buy your product? What rhetorical questions will you use to get people’s brains hooked into your advert?
As you can see, they really rose to the challenge & produced some amazing adverts!
Finger Spinners by Fynley
Suncream by Emily.
Flying Car by Esther
Space Ship Star Wars by Aiden.
The Flying Scotsman by Alex
Watermouth Castle by Owen.
iPhone 6 by Sophia
Shout bar by Olivia.
The Robot T.V. by Kieran.
Miracle Hair Remedy by Abbie
Luscious Locks Shampoo by Lucy
Mylos Munch by Eythen
Roman Villa by Olivia
Rubix Cube by Sienna
Sammy's Sword Shop
Suncream Pancake by Milly
We followed instructions to make paper aeroplanes. It was a bit tricky! We read the instructions and practiced flying them on the playground.
Then we had competitions to see whose plane could fly the furthest. We measured the distances in metres and centimetres using metre sticks and rulers.
Paper Aeroplane Flight Length Investigation
We followed instructions to make our own pirate hats. Who's the coolest buccaneer?
We drew 2D shapes on the playground & used our measuring skills to work out their perimeter.
2D Shapes
We made a short film about verbs. Not sure what a verb is? Watch this film to see verbs in action!
The Verb Film.
Creative Week!
Creative week starts on 10th July 2017. In Class 3, we have decided to make games that we can play and share. This was inspired by the film 'Caine's Arcade' (you can see the film from the link below).
Children in Class 3 will be scrounging and scavenging for useful materials that they can use to make their game at school during Creative Week.
During Creative Week, we looked at some art by Roy Lichtenstein. Here are our versions of his 'Explosion II':
We also used a technique that he used, to emulate comic book printing. We recreated his 'Sunrise' picture using Benday dots:
