What can we create, for sharing, with all these words?
Now it's time to collect together and explore the sense impressions, thoughts and feelings, and other material gathered so far...
Now we are going to turn this into a performance for the whole school!
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Note that this session could take place over one lesson, a full morning, or longer. The more time you have to encourage and involve children, the better the writing, geography and visual literacy that will result.
This is an example script of a performance piece from pupils who have done this session. It is created by pupils at Sir Harold Jackson Junior School, Sheffield, with Ann Hamblen.
![]() Introduction |
![]() Getting Started |
![]() Going to school here and now |
![]() Going to school in India |
![]() Let's pull it all together! |
![]() Pedagogy and Thinking |
![]() Plenary |
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