Last week, D1's letter of the week was 'j'. To celebrate our wonderful learning, we made jelly on Wednesday. While we made it, we practiced writing about our senses.
We looked at the jelly crystals and wrote what they looked like, felt like, smelt like, tasted like and sounded like.
Then we looked at the jelly water and wrote what they looked like, felt like, smelt like, tasted like and sounded like.
Finally, we looked at the jelly when it was set and wrote what they looked like, felt like, smelt like, tasted like and sounded like.
Finally we got to eat the jelly and it was DELCIOUS!
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On Thursday we wrote our own stories about eating the jelly. Our stories were great! Jack and Hayley's stories were so fantastic they were put on the 'quality work wall'
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| Yesterday we made jelly. The crystals were crunchy. It tasted like strawberries. - Hayley |
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| Yesterday we made jelly. It tasted yummy. It looked like lettuce. - Jack |
Leave a comment telling us what you think jelly looks like!
You chose great words to describe the jelly. Here is my description of jelly: I think that jelly is wobbly like Father Christmas' tummy when he laughs. It looks translucent (clear) and shines like big bubbles. It feels cool like yoghurt from the fridge but not cold like ice-cream. When I touch jelly, it wriggles like it is trying to get away then it gives up like someone who is being tickled too much. Jelly is yummy. My favourite sort of jelly is coloured like traffic lights: red, orange and green.
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