Cakes in Space (Reeve and McIntyre Adventures)

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Arriving on Nova Mundi – we wrote about landing on Nova Mundi and imagined what we might see when we got there. With that in mind I wanted to share a project which I ran with my P2 class a couple of years ago based on a BRILLIANT book which was published in 2014. Please feel free to use any of the resources attached and comment below if you use them! Let me know how it goes! Instructions for Astra – we wrote step by step instructions for Astra to tell her what to do when she woke up having arrived at Nova Mundi. And Sarah didnʼt want to be drawing just white corridors all the time, so we gave the ship an overgrown zero-gravity fruit garden… Armistice Day: A Collection of Remembrance - Spark Interest and Educate Children about Historical MomentsAssessment Evidence: Observation of group work, creation of pictorial design, creation of 3D model.

Cakes in Space by Philip Reeve (9780192734907/Paperback

Philip Reeve was born and raised in Brighton, where he wrote his first story at the tender age of five about a spaceman called Spike and his dog Spook. He is a talented illustrator and writer, and he has illustrated several titles in the Horrible Histories series. Philip is best known for his multi award-winning Mortal Engines quartet, which won the Nestlé Children’s Book Prize, the Blue Peter Book Award, and the Guardian Children’s Book Award. Philip has also won the prestigious CILIP Carnegie Medal with Here Lies Arthur. Philip lives in Dartmoor with his wife Sarah and his son Sam. Which found that “many teachers were not continuing to develop thier knowledge of children’s literature and that this seemed to be having a significant effect on their practice, limiting the range of literature they introduced to children. For example 45 per cent of the 364 teachers surveyed in 2008 named Roald Dahl as their favourite author when they were children and of these 43 per cent were currently, or had recently, read a Roald Dahl book to their classes.” Framework 5: The final design framework allows the children to plan a junk-model of their space craft with a focus on the resources that will be required. They should have framework 4 to refer to so that they can see what they are trying to create.Shop for local products: Some of the vendors at Foodhallen sell locally made products such as cheese, bread, and sweets. You can also find unique kitchen accessories and food-related items at some of the shops. This is a 15 session Literary Leaf for the illustrated novel, Cakes in Space which starts with children making inferences and predictions using the fabulous illustrations. Children go on to create character descriptions, retrieving evidence from the text and identifying vocabulary using this to start to examine the effect of particular words and phrases. Synopsis of Text: Van Wonderen Stroopwafels: Stroopwafel Heaven Immerse yourself in the irresistible world of stroopwafels at Van Wonderen Stroopwafels. Customize your stroopwafel with a variety of flavors and toppings. Don’t miss their delectable “waffle pops” for a cookie-like delight on the go.

Cakes in Space by Philip Reeve: 9780385387934

Dim Sum: Dim Sum is a popular Chinese dish that is served at the Dim Sum Thing food stand in Foodhallen. You can choose from a variety of steamed and fried dumplings. Try the food: Of course, the main attraction of Foodhallen is the food! There are dozens of vendors offering a wide range of cuisines, so take your time to explore and try as many dishes as you like. People-watch: Foodhallen is a popular gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, so it’s a great place to people-watch and soak up the atmosphere. Bitterballen: These are deep-fried Dutch meatballs that are a must-try when in the Netherlands. You can find them at De Ballenbar or at one of the other food vendors. If I were to say I dislike anything about the book, it would be that it is essentially quite simple, as it is directed to a younger audience. This made certain aspects and sections of the book quite easily predictable, as the layout could be plainly obvious, despite the futuristic, fantasy theme if the story itself. It would be possible however, to make a more advanced edition of this book, as it could be adapted into a teenage horror, in which the main character finds themselves trapped inside an abandoned spaceship, being ruthlessly hunted down by alien creatures of fantastical nature.

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You may find as you read this fantastic book with your class that any number of other avenues open up to you in terms of planning. My class and I loved this book and got so much learning and enjoyment out of exploring the story in all these different ways. I would love to hear if you did something similar and if you use any of the suggestions and materials above please do let me know in the comments section below. The Harbour Club Amsterdam is a high-end restaurant and lounge that typically offers a premium dining experience with high-quality food, drinks, and service. Therefore, the prices are generally on the higher side compared to other restaurants in the area. As we've already highlighted, the main ingredient in space cakes is none other than good ol' Mary Jane—that, and a load of milk, sugar, and butter. While the actual cake part of the recipe is simple enough, what many people struggle with is the amount of weed to use. It's very much a matter of personal preference, but the ratios we've outlined below are an excellent starting point.

Cakes in Space Reading Notes - Jabberworks Cakes in Space Reading Notes - Jabberworks

Philip was reading my blog and spotted a little painting I’d made on a postcard, of an astronaut and an alien and he thought, Hey, we should try a story with aliens! He’d already seen me draw organic matter – seaweed, fish, beach scenes – for Oliver and the Seawigs, and he thought it would be fun to see how I’d draw machinery and robots. He had the idea of a child wandering around in a spaceship, and then I came up with the idea of a malfunctioning food machine and mutant killer cakes. We sat in cafes and ate quite a lot of cakes together, in the name of research. Step 11: Once cooled, decorate the cake with anything you want. Buttercream icing is a fan favourite. Step 3: While waiting for the oven to reach temperature, put the butter in a bowl and place it in the microwave for 20 seconds. You want it to melt into a gloopy, pasty consistency. The Nom-O-Tron machine in the spaceship canteen has malfunctioned, and now the ship is being taken over by monstrous cakes - cakes with a killer instinct! Then there's the small problem of the alien space salvage crew who have invaded their ship in the quest for the only technology they haven't yet been able to master themselves… spoons! With everyone else still in a state of suspended sleep, it's down to Astra and her robot friend Pilbeam to save the ship. Overall, Foodhallen is a vibrant and bustling destination where you can eat, drink, and socialize to your heart’s content.Sarah McIntyre adds: “Philip was reading my blog and spotted a little painting I’d made on a postcard, of an astronaut and an alien and he thought, hey, we should try a story with aliens! He’d already seen me draw organic matter - seaweed, beach scenes - for In drama we created short pieces imagining the arrival on Nova Mundi. Some groups imagined that there were aliens already living there who either welcomed or resisted the new arrivals! Others all took on characters who had arrived on the space ship and had to decide what to do in the moment that they set foot on their new planet. Again this required co-operative working to plan the scene, it required each member of the group to take a defined role, I asked that every member of the group have something to say and asked that it be spoken clearly and audibly, with an awareness of the position of the audience in relation to the performers. Exploring the Vibrant World of Falafel Shops in Netherlands. Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands, is renowned for its diverse culinary scene that caters to various tastes and preferences. Among the numerous delightful options available, falafel stands out as a popular choice for locals and tourists alike. The city boasts a vibrant array of falafel shops, each offering its unique twist on this Middle Eastern delight. Join us as we embark on a flavorful journey through the bustling streets of Amsterdam to discover the best falafel shops in town.