Stick Man.

Students in their second year of High School Education have worked on the creation of different versions of STICK MAN and used them to tell the story to primary pupils. We share one of those creations. Enjoy it, because it's superb!

By  Mª Soledad González. 

Stickman - working on literature

Our class 2a also worked on the "Stickman" this week. We read the book and designed a "store window" and a "rotary library". They are suitable to get a short overview about a book.

"store window" - name, autor, first and last sentence, picuture

"rotary library" - name, autor, characters, places, valuation, topics,

"store window"

"rotary library" - turn a bit and learn about "the characters"

See the copy on:

-http://bildungsserver.berlin-brandenburg.de/fileadmin/bbb/themen/sprachbildung/Lesecurriculum/Leseprozesse/konzepte_usw/Schaufenster.pdf

 - http://bildungsserver.berlin-brandenburg.de/fileadmin/bbb/themen/sprachbildung/Lesecurriculum/Leseinteresse/drehbuecherei_konzept_KV.pdf

Stickmann

Our classes 2b and 2c worked on the 

"STICKMAN". They read the book and 

concentrated on the seasons and using wood.

Afterwards they wrote their own little poems about the seasons. In Germany this kind of poem is called "Elfchen" (Elf=eleven) because it consits of 11 words:

1st line - 1 word

2nd line - 2 words

3rd line - 3 words

4th line - 4 words

5th line - 1 word 

I. Herzog & B. Wetzel

Stick Man

Year 1 at Ynystawe Primary have been busy telling the Stick Man story in their Forest School session. We love Julia Donaldson!