The children in years 3-6 made their own Mr Men books for the pupils in year 1 and 2. They needed to make sure that the books were colourful, simple and.

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The children in years 3-6 made their own Mr Men books for the pupils in year 1 and 2. They needed to make sure that the books were colourful, simple and had a happy ending. They also needed to make their own new Mr Men character. Here are their final choices.

The children worked hard all week, producing their Men Men books on PC, Mac and writing the stories themselves. The children worked in groups of 5 on their books, knowing they would have to show their final pieces of work to the year 1/2 pupils on Friday.

Then they had finished, they showed their books to the Key Stage 1 children. They read out their books, showed the colourful pictures and asked lots of questions. Everyone had a great time!