Conscience Alley 🗣️

During our English lesson, the children created a conscience alley, lining up facing each other. Matilda played the role of Hogarth (a character within our book) looking for advice about what to do with the Iron Man who has been devouring the towns metal objects.  

The children produced some thoughtful and useful advice practicing the use of their modal verbs and conjunctions. 

The children then went on the write Hogarth a letter advising him on what to do. 




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