Homework
There are a few tasks to complete this week.
QR codes
Can you turn your digital work completed in J2E into a QR code - click on the green 'i' button - press QR code - then save it to your files in J2E. Then open the file and press copy. Then attach to an email and send it to a digital leader - Robert, Ethan or Kaiden so that they can add it to the QR code PPT to be printed out.
Oxford reading tree - continue to choose level 18 story and update your reading record
Let me know if you are having problems logging in - remember I emailed your log on details if you need to re-check
homework task: Anti bullying week poem
LO: To write an anti-bullying poem
As we have been discussing anti bullying this week in our bubble task I would like you to complete a homework task to write a poem about anti-bullying.
Think about the poem 'Samantha-Jayne' we discussed in class and also think about the behaviours of being mean, rude and bullying.
You can write a poem from the perspective of a child that is being bullied and how it makes you feel
Or
You could write from the perspective of somebody who is watching bullying taking place and how you feel and why you haven't told anyone about the things you've seen,
Or
Write a general poem about bullying to raise awareness of it. You could write about what bulling is and what is might do to somebody's feelings. It could even be directed at the bully themselves to make them think about what they are doing.
Poetry tips:
- It doesn't have to rhyme - if you find using rhyming words helps then use them but it is more important that:
- you use words for effect
- you could use repetition or questioning
- try to have some sort of pattern eg 4 lines in each verse or you could have a response
- remember you are writing lines and verses - not sentences and paragraphs
If you would like to see some examples of bullying poems to help you think of ideas or vocabulary have a look on these websites:
http://www.penworthamgirls.lancs.sch.uk/antibullying-poems/2259.html
https://www.st-pauls.enfield.sch.uk/anti-bullying-week-poems/
