Year 4 – Firework Festival!

This half term, the children in year 4 have been reading the book ‘The Firework Maker’s Daughter’ and creating lots of amazing pieces of work surrounding it! We produced instructions on how to make our very own firework, described the setting in which we were having our adventures, and created a poster advertising our main event – the firework display!

To end our half term, all of the children worked in groups to create their very own firework display using dance, sound and art. They worked incredibly hard and the results were amazing. There was lots of onomatopoeia, dancing, glitter and ribbon, which created the most amazing displays. We are so proud of their hard work!

This has been an incredibly fun start to year 4 and it has been great to see the pupils so excited about their work and working so well together. Their use of team work and creativity has amazed us all and we can’t wait to see the rest of the hard work they produce throughout year 4. 

What The Student Says

"Our display was the best because it was all about Dog Man!"

"I loved seeing everyone's different fireworks, they all looked great."

"I would recommend the book The Firework Maker's Daughter because it was interesting and I really liked the characters."

"It was great when the girls threw ribbon all over us at the end of their display!"

What knowledge and skills have been developed?

  • used communication and cooperation to produce a 'firework display' using dance, sound and art
  • developed their teamwork skills
  • improved in confidence when performing in front of others
  • produced pieces of writing which feature expanded noun phrases, fronted adverbials and persuasive language
  • effectively used onomatopoeia
  • used oracy to communicate their thoughts and ideas

What the Teacher says

We have had an amazing start to year 4 and it has been amazing to see the children settle in so well and work so fantastically as a team! The children have really enjoyed this book and we have enjoyed seeing them have so much fun with it. They have worked so hard and we could not be prouder of the work they have produced. Each pupil has had a wonderful attitude and a lot of fun and we can't wait to see what the rest of the year brings!

-Miss Morrison, Mrs Stirk, Mrs Mason, Miss Lena and Miss Dobson

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