Hall of (home learning) Fame

Friday 01 May 2020

Hello and welcome back to another special edition of the Hall of (home learning) Fame #HoHLF

Today’s entrants have been super busy this week and even found time to email their class teachers with a few pics – how kind of them! Seriously, if you haven’t emailed us yet, please do. We’d love to hear from everyone!

Here goes…

Alfie sent a picture of his time capsule and told me that his favourite song is Will We Talk? by Sam Fender. Thanks for being in touch so often, Alfie. Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame! #HoHLF

Ellis and his family had already started creating their own time capsules – great idea! Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame! #HoHLF

Heath was practising his spellings using this great resource and also found time to make a time capsule. Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame! #HoHLF

Amongst lots of other learning, Lucy created her own time capsule. Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame! #HoHLF

And our final entrant smashed her topic learning – check out how good her outline of the UK is! Awesome work, Annabelle. Well done – you’re in the Hall of (home learning) Fame! #HoHLF

That’s all for this edition. Stay tuned for more.

Send photos to your class teacher’s email address accompanied by #HoHLFTerms and conditions apply*. 

If you want a challenge, I wrote this article with a clear idea in my head about my audience (who I’m aiming it at) and purpose. What was the purpose of this article? Did it work? How did my audience affect the style I wrote it? Would I write the same if this was a more srious article? Or, aimed at people I didn’t know? 

*Terms and conditions: you must send a picture to be entered into the Hall of (home learning) Fame. Winners will be posted on this section of  the website and will receive their prize as soon as they read it. The prize is a virtual high five from the Year 5,6 team. 

 

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