Hammy The Hamster

Hammy's Great Escape! School's pet hamster makes drastic escape from heavily locked Cage! On Friday 12th May, at Saltedge Primary School, Hammy the Hamster broke out of his cage for freedom. Some say he was horribly forgotten in the holiday rush. Meanwhile, others are pointing the finger at Patsy Jones, Class 4 teacher. All the treacherous occurrence happened at 3:30p.m., the end of the school day. It was nearly the holidays; so the pupils all barged out of the mahogany doors, forgetting the fragile creature. Patsy Jones quotes that she definitely locked, 'the state of the art cage', she even took the precaution of putting a high quality padlock on top to secure the cage. Obviously, everyone was distraught by this heartbreaking story except for Francesca. The young girl hated the so called 'rat' and begged for its forgiveness. The R.S.P.C.A. find this extremely suspicious. Joe Smith, caretaker, was the unfortunate soul who found the mysterious scene. He announced 'I never harmed him what so ever! I woke up this morning with nothing. He was my everything, my world! Vets like Pretish Khan know why the animal escaped. Apparently he was neglected by a certain dinner lady who thought that when he was brought to the school, he was for lunch time food. Unbelievable! Even though we know why, who and what we still don't know where. If you find any information about our missing pet please contact 07543827194. Thank you!

Apostrophes

1) Billy Bob- Joe's footprint was the size of a dinosaur. 2) I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Finding Nemo in 3D. 3) Chris' hamster walked all the way to London but didn't win the race afterwards!

Cinematography and Camera Angles

Spelling words

1) Plough - a large farming implement with one or more blades fixed in a frame, drawn over soil to turn it over and cut furrows in preparation for the planting of seeds.

    We plough the fields every day.

2) Lighning - the occurrence of a natural electrical discharge of very short duration and high voltage between a cloud and the ground or within a cloud, accompanied by a bright flash and typically also thunder.

     A tremendous flash of lighning.

3) Envelope - a flat paper container with a sealable flap, used to enclose a letter or document.

    I sent the letter inside an envelope.

4) Carriage - the conveying of goods or passengers from one place to another.

     I travelled here in a horse and carriage.

5) Furnace - an enclosed structure in which material can be heated to very high temperatures.

    Her car was a furnace.

6) Secretary - a person employed by an individual or in an office to assist with correspondence, make appointments, and carry out administrative.

 
    I have a new job as a secretary.

7) Fatigue - extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.

     He was completely exhausted with fatigue.

8) Catalogue - a complete list of items, typically one in alphabetical or other systematic order.

     I have chosen an item of clothing out of this catalogue.

9) Aerial - a rod, wire, or other structure by which signals are transmitted or received as part of a radio or television transmission or receiving system.

    Our aerial broke so i needed to fix it.

Shakespeare and the Globe Theatre

William Shakespeare was a playwrighter born in the late fifteen hundreds into a loving family. He was the first of eight children in John and Mary's life but was treated the same as the other 7 siblings. Many believe he attended Statford's grammer school whilst he developed his acting career, the next registered event in Williams life was his marriage to Anne Hathaway. They had 3 children together. He was not first known for his litrature he was first recognised for his poetry but in 1594 he slowly edged towards playwriting which made him a well known citizen. He produced about two plays a year with sky high veiwings. He lived a wealthy life but it came to an unfortunate death in the early sixteen hunderds- on his birthday- how unlucky? In his will he gave his wife his second best bed... this means he was cheating the whole time!

The globe theatre was one of the first theatres built in the tudor period; the exact date was 1599. Unfortunately it was destroyed only 14 years later by a deadly fire. Although this tragic event did occur William made it so famous they decided to rebuild it in 1997. It is still used to this day showing many of Shakespeares well known plays, it is situated on the bank of the river Thames, London.

Play-doh model

  It is the late king sitting under a tree in the orchid when his brother came                                 and murdered him using ear poison!!!!!

Hamlet- act 1, scene 1

What's happen in act 1 scene 1 of Hamlet is that its a cold night in Denmark and Francisco is guarding the top of the castle when Barnardo came to swap shifts with him. Francisco got a fright thinking it was the ghost that had been rumoured around during the past week. Lastly they heard a noise from afar thinking it was Horatio and Marcellus who were meant to be guarding the castle along with Barnardo on the same night. Horatio comes along and gets mistaken as the ghost, but soon shows he isn't. Francisco soon leaves as Barnardo is taking over his place. Later on the ghost turns up and is said to look much like the previous, late king, they try and communicate with it but it faded away. Once it had left they asked allot of questions to Barnardo about  the ghost and its previous sightings, the main question was what it looked like. They talk continuously about the situation when it appears again this time with open arms. They forced it to speak but it didn't respond it faded away once again and they decided they knew were they would find it.

Technically- they meet in the castle, see the ghost and notice it looks like the dead king, talk about battling it and reveal all mysterious beliefs!