Thursday April 24th 2014: The Wind in the Willows

   This term we will be looking at 'all things watery', and our literary focus will be on 'The Wind in the Willows' by Kenneth Grahame. 

Yesterday we looked at the setting of the book and drew our own maps of the landscape based on the map in the front of the illustrated version.

Today, after some revision on angles in our numeracy session, we heard Chapter One of 'The Wind in the Willows' read by Bernard Cribbins and drew pictures of what happened. 

 

Afterwards we read through some of the text in two versions of the book and picked out words and phrases that described mole and the river.