Year 5’s World Cup Unit
Trudy Widjaja, Year 5
The World Cup is so much fun to watch but is it as much fun
to learn it?
The year 5s had learned that the Venn diagram is used to
compare two kinds of objects, things, countries, and many
more. Wanting to know more about their world cup host
country, they decided to make a photo Venn diagram
comparing Indonesia and Brazil - Same as a normal Venn
diagram, only with pictures.
They learned that Brazil and Indonesia have alot in common.
For example, Brazil has alot of slums like Indonesia, only they
call them favelas.
In Bahasa, they chose one of the countries representing in
the World Cup and made posters to cheer the teams up.
They included the team’s slogan and they did the posters in a
website called www.postermywall.com.
An amazing goalkeeper, Rishi, said: “I’m cheering for
Cameroon because they are going to win !”
We Are One
Simran Mahtani
The last IPC Unit for this school year is World Cup 2014, and
the whole school is doing it together.
In Dance, Year 6 students have been divided into groups to
choreograph the World Cup Song ‘We Are One. There is also a
group of boys who have included ‘soccer dance steps’.
Students get time to choreograph as much of the song as they
can and then Ms Antie gives them feedback on how to improve.
One of the students, Vivek, mentioned, “ We had a lot of fun
thinking up the steps and all in all we had a good time.”
The students enjoy this a lot because there’s more to it than just
dancing. This bonds the students together and they cherish
such moments. This is also a chance for students to show off
their dance moves.
Yuvika from one of the girl groups said, “I really enjoyed
choreographing this song and helping my friends show off their
dance moves”. The girls get to do cartwheels or just shake their
hips to the music. The talented boys do cartwheels and lots of
handstands throughout the song.
The Year 6s have been enjoying every second of it, from
deciding the steps to actually performing it. Hopefully they will
be able to perform their work of art during the World Cup Exit
Point.
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