We have been listening to The BFG by Roald Dahl being read aloud, mostly after lunch while drinking Milk in Schools' milk.The students were on the edge of their seats as the Queen of England met Sophie on the windowsill after having just dreamt about meeting a girl sitting on the windowsill.
As a class we have been talking about dream jars, and mixing two dreams together, like the BFG did.Today we looked at the other meaning of 'dream' - a personal dream - a goal. The students drafted their personal dreams on paper and then some students opted to digitise them. Others opted to decorate their dream jars with crayons, colours and glitter.
Check out the digital dream jars from the class.
those jars look cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Jelsy :)
Deleteare those the dream jar's Mrs Hamilton
ReplyDeleteThey are our dream jars!
DeleteHi mrs Hamiltron i like that you put the light in the jar to make it look like a dream it was cool. when i hard that we were going to make a dream i thaght that evrybodey will have a jar and put a light in it and kep it so we can put it in our room but it was still cool
ReplyDeleteHi Rebekah, it is a shame we couldn't make a real dream jar and have a light each. Maybe you could make one at home in the holidays?
Deletedo you really like it The BFG so much Mrs Hamilton
ReplyDeleteHi Jelsy, what I like about the BFG is the dream jars. When you get as old as a giant, there are many dreams that have been placed on a shelf in our imaginations. Dreams that have yet to come true. So, yes, I do like the BFG.
DeleteHi Mrs H,
ReplyDeleteI loved making our dream jars, they were so fun and I hope my dream can come true
Me too Neave, I hope your dream comes true too!
DeleteFantastic work Room 11, and what a fabulous creative teacher you have!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mrs Futcher! What a compliment, thank you again.
ReplyDeleteHi mrs hamliton I loved the dream jars
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