Computing - diary entry

To produce a piece of media.08.12.21

Child Labour in the victorian times

What is a diary entry?

On your table I want you to write down all the things that needs to be included in your diary entry! You've got two minutes.

Now it's your turn!

When you get your laptop follow these steps...

Step 1 - login Username - year5 Password - year5

Step 2 - click on googlechrome

Step 3 - click on or type in purplemash

Click on 'find your schools login page' then type in L9 to find the correct Blessed Sarcament Primary School

New skill alert!

Today we are going to learning how to use the Google advanced search.

How do we know if information we've found is irrelevant?

I do, you do.

Get your thinking/writing caps on!

Please get your writing jotters out ready to take some important notes!

What is important information?

Child labour

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p011mkc3

Dear Diary, I've been awake since 3am. It's been a rough week working at the cotton mill. Ma's told me I have to keep working there wise we won't have nothing to eat. Day after day it's the same tiredless work I can't seem to keep my eyes open recently. My fingers are bruised and bloody, I got them trapped in one of the metal machines the other day. I've never cried so hard in my life! Master Thomas who owns the factory smacked for crying. Told me to get back to work. After that, I spent the whole day with hot tears streaming down my face, quietly sobbing scared to get a second lashing. Sometimes, just like today we spend the whole day running up and down the factory trying to retie the thread that snaps. I'm not as fast as my friends, my shoes have holes in and my feet are covered in blisters. I don't know how much more I can take, but I've got no choice. I hope one day I can be one of those kids I see outside the factory. The ones that spend their days playing football and riding the new invention of the bike in their new, shiny shoes. The ones who have paper bags full of fresh pies. I know I'll be dreaming of that tonight. I hope to write tomorrow but my fingers are so swollen like sausages. See you, Annie.

Things to remember!

• Informal writing
• Fronted adverials
• Past tense
• Chronological order
• Emotions
• CAPTIAL LETTERS AND FULL STOPS!
• First person
• Use google advanced search to help you with ideas for your diary entry!

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