Friday
To make inferences about characters and events using evidence from the text.
We are going to write a letter in the role of the character you pretended to be yesterday with your partner.
Let's take a look at how one of the letters is written.
It's your turn to write in the role as your character.
Remember:
- full sentences
- capital letters and full stops
Can we appreciate the work of Barbara Hepworth to then create a large-scale sculpture?
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Key facts for children:
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Barbara Hepworth was a British sculptor.
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She loved making abstract sculptures (not of people or animals, but shapes and spaces).
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Her work often has holes — she called them "windows for seeing through".
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She used materials like stone, wood, and bronze.
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Many of her sculptures are in the open air — like in gardens or parks!
Next week, we are going to create a group sculpture in the same style as Barbara Hepworth. Like all artists though, first we need to think about what we want our sculpture to look like and create a design.
