Clunbury Radio !
6 11 2006
Welcome to our own rural radio station! - Our first podcast
Science
The ramp investigation - Science
Material Investigation - by Charlotte and Ellie
Material Investgiation - by Issy, Lucy and Louise
Maths
Listen to us solve these maths problems
Literacy
Inspired by Lynley Dodd - a poem by Jess
My Lucky Escape - narrative by Ben
It’s Bedtime - playscript by ED
Lion and the Mouse - fable by Harry
Fork and Knife fable by Ellie and Charlotte
Selection number 4 My Top 10 animals -
Music
Have a listen to one of our favourite violin pieces Piece 2
Our violin playing is really improving
Exploring Podcasting
We have recorded our TOP 10 animals - Which selection do you like?
Leave a message!
Vote for your favourite choice NOW!
Next…
Poems based on Hairy Maclary - listen to our versions!
Milky Moo and Squawky Tawky by Jordan
Tooky Looky and Slinky Linky by Louise
Nippy Slippy and Pickly Tickly by Ben
Chew McDrew and Milky Moo by Will
Shagy Ragy and Flipady Dip By Katie.P
Larky Barky and Fleety Tweety by Ed
Poppy Floppy and Tweety Sweety By Melissa
Rory Ribbet and Balety Buzz by Jess
Choow Mc Droow and Buzz Ben by Connie
Jungle King and Talky Spquaky by Sarah
Niperty Tip and Stripye Dipye by Joy
next…
At Clunbury all pupils in Key Stage 2 learn the violin. Listen to us playing
well done
FROM CHLOE
Ruffy Ruff & Flufety fluff
It was sunny and warm
With flowers and leaves
Growing
And Ruffy Ruff was relaxing in the shade and quite .
THEN…
Dicory Docry hicory hocry
THUD
From around the corner
Came
Flufty Fluff who wanted to shout
And bounce
And play
So…
Ruffy Ruff ciddadled away into a bush .
Then after Fluffety fluff had gone away he realised
He was stuck he pulled
And squirmed
And squealed
But he was stuck
Then ;
From the trees came
Fluffy fluff and untangled
Ruffy ruff
In the end ruffy ruff got to relaxes in the sun
And flffety fluff got to swim in the pond.
THE END
Hi everyone
It was great to listen to your Hairy Macleary poems. We are thrilled to be able to share some of our New Zealand stories with you. Keep up the wonderful work.
I am working with a small group of NZ rural schools (one with 9 pupils) and they have been writing sound stories to go with images. You might like to look at
http://centre4.interact.ac.nz/modules/folder/folder.php?space_key=1721&module_key=64164&link_key=47770&group_key=0
I am sure the children would be interested in yor feedback. They are all coming together next week to make one big class - about 50 children to have fun writing stories and poems for the day.
Innes Kennard