October 30th, 2009
So its time to start blogging again ……so the theme of this post is ……books that make you go AH! In true Sacred Heart style I will get the ball rolling a book that made me go AHHHH was ‘what I did this summer’ It is an American book and tells the doubtful tale of a boys summer holidays….a great text for writing future fantasy stories….so people what book has made you go AHHH this year?
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June 16th, 2009
What books will be making it onto your summer reading list
Private Peaceful?
George’s Marvellous Medicine?
Leave us a comment and let us know bloggers!
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March 18th, 2009
Ok people get reading, we all need to get a Morpurgo book ….read it…and come write a review…below are some interesting facts about the author…do any of you have other things to add?
Michael Morpurgo, who has written several classic children’s books, is one of the most well-loved children’s authors.
(1) Michael Morpurgo was born in St Albans in 1943.
(2) His favourite lesson at school was French.
(3) With his wife, Clare, Michael Morpurgo founded the Farms for City Children, to give children from deprived inner-city schools the chance to work on a farm.
(4) Sitting at a desk gives Michael Morpurgo backache, so he writes his novels sitting on his bed. He writes in school exercise books.
(5) Private Peaceful was the 100th book written by Michael Morpurgo.
(6) His favourite authors are: Robert Louis Stevenson (Treasure Island), Rudyard Kipling (The Just So Stories) and Ted Hughes (The Iron Man).
(7) In 2003 Michael Morpurgo became the third Children’s Laureate.
(8) Micheal Morpurgo was a primary school teacher in Kent.
(9) He was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in 2006
(10) He hates rewriting and he hates making corrections to his stories.
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March 3rd, 2009
Hi there Reading Club and world at large,
so World Book Day is upon us once again…..school have organised a lot of events many of which Reading Club are running. In the morning there will be Reading Club story tellers in the hall…dress in character it could be fun!!!!!
Teachers will all change classes, we know how much you all enjoy hearing stories from someone who is not your teacher.
From 11am each class will run a book day activity
Year 2 – making puppets of favourite book characters
Year 3 – Acting out traditional stories
Year4 – Create your own bookmarks
Year 5 – Draw potraits of your favourite characters
Year 6 – Design a poster for a book in the ICT room
the afternoon will have book quizzes. a puppet show …some diabolical acting from Slammer Jammers drama club concluding with a paper chase
SOUNDS LIKE FUN TO ME!!!!!!!!!
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January 6th, 2009
Happy New Year
In 2009 we will be sending books to Mr Lund’s class in America. What do you think will be the best read?
Select some books and give your reason for choosing them , it can be one or three.
Do American children enjoy the same books as us, tell me what you think
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October 1st, 2008
J.K.Rowlings has decided that she will not write any more books in the Harry Potter saga how do you feel about this?
Are you a lover or hater of Potter?
Do you think in a 100 years from now children will be still reading Harry Potter or do you think the Potter books are firmly locked in the here and now? …..lets have a debate !
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September 18th, 2008
Lots of new readers ….taking it easy…reading and discussing all the different texts in book club…..nice to see so many new faces…..I think it would be nice to have a reading activity table what do you think? You could make your own book marks and design covers let me know what you think….
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September 10th, 2008
So summer is officially over but with all the rain who could really tell? A new year of reading club has begun ….what new books are in store for us this year I wonder????? I have been out and about school catching people reading…..including the caretaker and the head teacher…..fun fun!! Welcome back for a new year I hope we have a jolly good reading time
Mrs C.
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(1) Michael Morpurgo was born in St Albans in 1943.
