This blog is a little late, but I've had a very busy bank holiday weekend - my apologies! This is only going to be a short one as well as I still have a lot to do and it's late.
However, today we've been working with speech bubbles. Essentially the idea is to find a variety of pictures of cartoon characters (I found it works better if they are interacting with others rather than on their own) and a variety of speech and thought bubbles. Then you need paper, scissors, glue and pencils.
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| Unfortunately I forgot to photograph all this stuff before we use it |
Then the idea is to cut out a picture, stick it down, add speech bubbles and write what you think they might be saying. As well as being fun, this has elements of an educational activity for younger children - using language, considering the emotions of a character, character interaction etc.
Anyway, these are what the kids came up with:
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| I particularly love the spellings of 'upside down' and 'skippety skippety' |
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| Just for clarity, it is an elephant in a fountain which is just off shot saying he is certain there is no better way to bath. |
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