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Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drama. Show all posts
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
An Invitation and a Sneak Preview!
On Friday 9th December, you are invited to the world premiere of four wonderful silent movies, filmed in 1919 by the St. Clare's Film Company and inspired by World War One.
Here, we can see a few sneak preview shots of the filming in process. We do hope you will be able to join us at 9am for this special event!
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Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Silent Movie Rehearsals
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Last week, we started rehearsals. We love Drama in St. Clare's!
Sunday, 6 November 2016
World War One
This week, we started our new topic: World War One. We have found out about the long-term and short-term causes of the Great War and we wrote newspaper articles about the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
We also enjoyed starting our new class book; 'The Silver Donkey'. We have read the first four chapters and everyone has written some marvellous description, letters and predictions this week. Well done!
We enjoyed imagining what the characters might say at one point in the story- after a very unusual discovery...
Take a look at these questions we wanted to ask the soldier, and some of our fantastic fronted adverbials. Remember to click on the pictures to make them larger and easier to read:
Next week, we'll be focusing on Remembrance, as we know that Friday is the 11th November; Remembrance Day. In preparation, we made these beautiful pieces of Remembrance art in our house teams, then combined them to make one striking piece to show the damaged battlefields and the poppies growing amongst the devastation:
We also enjoyed starting our new class book; 'The Silver Donkey'. We have read the first four chapters and everyone has written some marvellous description, letters and predictions this week. Well done!
We enjoyed imagining what the characters might say at one point in the story- after a very unusual discovery...
Take a look at these questions we wanted to ask the soldier, and some of our fantastic fronted adverbials. Remember to click on the pictures to make them larger and easier to read:
Next week, we'll be focusing on Remembrance, as we know that Friday is the 11th November; Remembrance Day. In preparation, we made these beautiful pieces of Remembrance art in our house teams, then combined them to make one striking piece to show the damaged battlefields and the poppies growing amongst the devastation:
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