Each week we would love to share a poem of the week with you from the poetry books that Santa gave us as a Christmas gift. Click the link here to see Mrs Smith reading this week's poem!
Read the story of the Enormous Turnip. Try to read it yourself!
After reading see if you can answer my questions below. You do not need to write your answers, you can talk to someone about them.
Listen to the story of Old Bear. The story started with Bramwell Brown thinking about a special day. He wasn't sure what his special day was but he knew he had one! What special days could Bramwell have had? (Birthdays, Christmas, Easter, Halloween, Firework night, holidays, days out, family visits etc) What might he have done on those special days?
Can you think of some special days you have had? Talk to your grown -up about those special days. What made them special? How did they make you feel?
Challenge: Can you number these sentences from 1 to 6 to show the order in which they appear in the story. The first one has been done for you.
Rabbit said ‘Let’s try bouncing on the bed’. |
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Bramwell thought about the day’s adventures. |
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They built a tower out of bricks. |
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Bramwell gave Little Bear a torch. |
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Old Bear was put into the attic in a box. |
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Little Bear noticed a plant in the corner of the room. |
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Oh my goodness.....some of the words have gone missing from the story of The Enormous Turnip! Can you identify the missing words?