Glossary
Appearance
C
- Camera - a device used for taking photographs
- Christmas - a special festival for Christians celebrating the birth of Jesus.
D
- Duchess - a woman who owns land
- Duke - a man who owns land.
- Dynamics - how loudly or quietly the music is played or sung.
F
- Feedback - comments or suggestions on how to improve something.
H
- Historian - someone who studies and writes about the past
I
- Incarnation - Christian's believe that God became human in the person known as Jesus.
- Instructions - tell us how to do something.
K
- King - the male head of a royal family.
L
- Listening - paying attention to what someone is saying
- Lullaby - a gentle, soothing song to help us sleep.
N
P
- Paintbrush - a tool that can be used to put paint on paper.
- Photograph - A picture made using a camera. They are sometimes called photos.
- Photography - the process of taking a photograph
- Poor - being short of money, food, clothing or a home.
Q
- Queen - the female head of a royal family.
- Question - a type of sentence that asks the listener for an answer.
R
- Reflections - when you see an image of something in a shiny surface (like a mirror or water)
- Respect - treating others kindly and valuing their feelings, ideas and boundaries.
- Retelling - summarising a story in your own words, highlighting key events and details.
- Royal family - a group of relatives who rule a country.
- Rules - expectations to follow that keep us safe.
S
- Safe - something which won't hurt us
- Sing - creating musical sounds with our voice that can be a mixture of high and low sounds.
- Speaking - using your voice to talk to someone.
- Success criteria - a list which helps to see if the object does what it is expected to do.
T
- Testing - trying something to see if it works so that changes or improvements can be made.
V
- Volume - how loud or quiet someone speaks.
W
- Watercolour - a type of paint that is mixed with water to make it look soft and see-through.