3D Frankenstein's Monster Faces

In Art we used paper and card to sculpt these 3D Frankenstein's Monster faces.

Dearest Elizabeth

Victor Frankenstein left his home and future wife Elizabeth to attend Ingolstadt University. Taking on the role of Victor we wrote to Elizabeth to explain why we left.

Dylan

Niko

Rory

Abi's Home Learning

Abi created this terrifying Frankenstein's Monster and even created a model of his organs using balloons. Absolutely amazing Abi.

Collage Creations

In art we used collage to transform ourselves into Frankenstein's creation.

Victor Frankenstein Character Description

We wrote character descriptions of Victor Frankenstein during his time at Ingolstadt University.

Victor Frankenstein by Vincent.

Victor, who was quite tired, had piercing electric blue eyes and a determined expression on his deathly pale face. He had books on death and illnesses under his arm. Victor walked with a small limp back from the library. He wore a thin, burnt ash black coat, which was several sizes too big and his hair, which hung lifelessly on his shoulders was lank and unkempt. Victor was still devastated about his mother’s death and this showed on his skeletal face.

Victor Frankenstein by Jake

Victor’s raven, shoulder length hair hung limply around his exhausted face. His swallow tailed long coat moved in the breeze as he hurried back from the library. Victor, who had skeletal, sallow skin, was lacking sleep due to the long hours he spent in his laboratory. Inspired by his mother’s passing, his electric blue eyes desperately searched through his books in order to find the cure for death.

Frankenstein Fonts

We selected a word from our Frankenstein vocabulary and then recreated it in the style of an old horror film poster.

Eva's Frankenstein Monster

Eva has gone to incredible lengths to build her own life-sized Frankenstein's monster. Outstanding Eva.

Frankenstein Acrostic Poetry

We collaborated on acrostic poems as a way to explore some of our Frankenstein vocabulary

Tom's Homelearning

Tom created this fantastic clay model of Frankenstein's monster, Brilliant work Tom!

Eid-ul-Fitr

The end of Ramadan is a big celebration called 'Eid-ul-Fitr’: Festival of the Breaking of the Fast. Muslims are celebrating the end of fasting and thanking Allah for the strength that he gave them throughout Ramadan. We created these cards for our friends celebrating 'Eid-ul-Fitr'.

Vincent's Homelearning

During the half term break Vincent made this incredible model of Frankenstein's monster. Brilliant work Vincent.

Frankenstein Knowledge Organiser