Nursery
We have
been looking at the police and ambulance services this week. Our home corner
became a police station our outside area a road with a zebra crossing and some
police cars made out of junk. We done some finger printing and looked at the
results through a magnifying glass and in P.E we made up a road and looked at
different road signs to see their meaning.
1B
Hi there everybody,
1B have been learning lots of new facts about owls and have
been developing their addition and subtraction skills using numbers up to 40.
They had to think of ways to make their writing about owls more interesting and
learned about using generalisers like all, a few, most and openers like
interestingly, amazingly and surprisingly. They have chosen to write their owl
reports to the Reception children. They hope that the children will enjoy
listening them.
Here are some of the activities that children have
particularly enjoyed this
week:
I liked playing live on Education City because I had 117
points - Rosie
I have fun learning about money on Pi Day- Charlotte
I liked working with the class and telling them different
facts about owls- Nathan
I enjoyed making shadow pictures because I liked using
charcoal - Marcus
I liked doing the art with pastel crayons yesterday- Stanley
I have enjoyed learning about owls because I like learning
new facts -James
I have enjoyed when Miss Hamilton did a French song with us
and we danced
to it- Sharna
Doing numbers to 40 is fun because you can count back with
your fingers - Laura
I liked doing money and learning all the things about money
on Pi Day- Letitia
I enjoyed learning new facts about owls, I really enjoyed
learning about the pellets that they spit out - Grace
Thanks for all of your contributions children.
Have a great weekend,
Miss Bernard
1K
Hello,
In 1K we
have been learning about addition and subtraction using numbers up to 40.
We have used lots of resources to help us including dienes rods, multilink,
number lines and bead strings. We have been working very hard and some of our
work is quite challenging!
In English
we continue to learn about owls. We have been sharing facts and writing factual
statements using interesting sentence openers and connectives to make our
writing more interesting.
In PE we
have been practising our throwing and catching skills. We are very good! To
make it more difficult for ourselves we moved further away from one another and
used benches to make us taller so we had to throw higher.
In RE we
have learned all about Sikhism and Guru Nanak. We watched a short story about
his life and then retold it in our own words.
2C
Hello
everyone!
I cannot
believe it’s that time of the week again! It is funny how time flies when
you are having fun. A busy week again had by all with lots of learning all
about money and finding the total value of both pounds and pence. Perhaps
if you are out shopping at the weekend you could help your grownups with the
total amount of money they will need. English has been very informative
as we have been learning how to scan a text using key words to find new
information about Florence Nightingale. I wonder if you could tell your
grown up how to box up?
Here is
what the children have said they enjoyed learning this week
Macy said ‘
I loved making my Florence Nightingale game. She was travelling from
London to Scutari in Turkey ‘’
Camren said
‘My game was really good fun. I played it with Toby and Toby lost because
he ended up in Russia which is not where he was meant to be! He was meant
to be in Scutari but the game was very close!’
Have a
happy and safe weekend x
3AB
We have
started looking at playscripts this week. We are now familiar with how
plays are set out and Miss White led a drama session that showed us the
importance of stage directions. We are now starting to write our own
plays.
In science
we have been looking at different food groups and what makes a healthy
diet. Why not challenge your child to identify the different food groups
on their plate at mealtimes!
As today is
Pi day, we looked at what Pi is and the first 27 digits, we tried to see how
many we could remember! We also enjoyed taking part in the number
challenge at school. We had a crash course on prime numbers, negative
numbers and factors so our maths skills have really increased!
Mrs
Johnston
Year Six
We have
been amazing this week as we practise for the Spelling and Grammar Test that is
now a part of their SATs.The lovely weather has meant that we have been
learning outside a lot and our science work on the properties of
materials has been wonderful. They need to ensure they are practising
their times tables and spellings regularly as well as completing all of their
homework.
Keep on
learning Year Six
