We are participating in the annual
‘Signs of Autumn Project’ on Twitter,
organised by Seomra Ranga.
You can read more about it here.
Today Tulga, Sean and Diya went on a nature walk.
We took photos, drew pictures and made a slideshow.
We are participating in the annual
‘Signs of Autumn Project’ on Twitter,
organised by Seomra Ranga.
You can read more about it here.
Today Tulga, Sean and Diya went on a nature walk.
We took photos, drew pictures and made a slideshow.
Autumn Word Picture
Paths like brown ribbons,
A sky that is dark blue.
A forest of golden leaves,
with a sky peeping through.
Blackberries, deep purple,
A seabirds call,
One day it was summer,
The next it was Fall.
Anon.
This week we experimented with
We found it easy to use
and we got better with practice.
Our favourite Autumn song is ‘Autumn Days’ by Estelle White.
We think the words are really beautiful and we love the melody.
Lyrics | HJS lyrics – Autumn Days lyrics
Unfortunately this is on You Tube
which is blocked in many schools.
Here are the words:
We have highlighted our favourite ones.
We think they paint great ‘word pictures’.
Photo Credit: Evan Leeson via Compfight
Autumn days when the grass is jewelled
And the silk inside a chestnut shell.
Jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled.
All these thing I love so well
Photo Credit: Lutz-R. Frank via Compfight
Chorus: So I mustn’t forget
No, I mustn’t forget.
To say a great big
Thank You
I mustn’t forget
Photo Credit: MagnuMicah via Compfight
Clouds that look like familiar face
And the winters moon with frosted rings.
Smell of bacon as I fasten up my laces
And the song the milkman sings
Chorus
Photo Credit: Ian via Compfight
Whipped-up spray that is rainbow-scattered
And a swallow curving in the sky
Shoes so comfy though they’re worn out and they’re battered
And the taste of apple pie.
Chorus
Photo Credit: CIA DE FOTO via Compfight
Scent of gardens when the rain’s been falling
And a minnow darting down a stream
Picked-up engine that’s been stuttering and stalling
And a win for my home team.
Chorus
Thank you too, to Seomra Ranga for organising
the #anfomhar ‘Signs of Autumn’ project.
We used Visual Poetry Mosaic to turn
an Autumn Poem about a squirrel into a picture.
This is the poem:
Whisky, frisky,
Hippity hop;
Up he goes
To the tree top!
Whirly, twirly,
Round and round,
Down he scampers
To the ground.
Furly, curly
What a tail!
Tall as a feather
Broad as a sail!
Where’s his supper?
In the shell,
Snappity, crackity,
Out it fell.
Anon.
This is the picture.
in Greystones so far this Spring
and we haven’t seen any ladybirds yet.
Next week we are going to learn what
Chris Hadfield and ladybirds have in common.
Can you guess?
We wondered what flowers would say if they could talk.
We talked about this in class,
and this is what we came up with:
We are having fun and learning lots
doing the Signs of Spring Twitter Project
Following the fun we had during the first week of October
when we took part in a Signs of Autumn Twitter Project
Click here to read about Signs of Autumn Twitter Project
this week we are taking part in a collaborative project about
the Signs of Spring on Twitter.
Read about it here on Seomra Ranga.com
We are tweeting photos and comments
about the signs of Spring that we see
using the hashtag #antearrach
Teacher looks forward to this opportunity
to continue using Twitter with 2nd Class, Room 6.
Click here for the link to our Twitter feed.
Boys and girls in 2nd Class Room 6
Can you see the Spring photo you took today?
Would you like to vote for your favourite season?
Click on the page below to vote!
Update 8th March 2013
We are taking part in a collaborative project about
the signs of Autumn
on Twitter
during this first week of October.
We are tweeting photos and comments
about signs of Autumn that we see #anfomhar.
You can see more details about this project
on the following link:
All about the Signs of Autumn Twitter Project on Seomra Ranga.com
Teacher looks forward to this great opportunity to introduce the class to the uses of Twitter.
As always I am very conscious of online safety.
No photographs of the children will be used
and I will only use the children’s first names.
This is the project so far, at the half way point:
Can you see the Autumn photo you took today? (PhotoPeach)
Please supervise your child when they are online.