This week Class 3 have been exploring habitats and the animals that live there. We’ve researched with our partners using books and the internet and have enjoyed watching lots of interesting videos that have helped us to learn more about habitats around the world. We are looking forward to completing our presentations and sharing them in crew.
In Nursery we have been using different resources to create repeating patterns.
To get our new expedition underway, our Nursery children loved using their imagination and creative skills in a scrapheap challenge.
Our Nursery children have been busy making paper flowers to gift to their friends in school.
Today in class five we put down our pencils and got talking. We have had a brilliant day of communication and collaboration. Have a look at what we got up to …
We began the day by trying to solve riddles for our early work – can you solve them?
Next we had our Wise Wednesday crew thinking about our pledges to help with our expedition ‘What Will I do to be a hero in my Community?’
Phonics we played some games and got a little bit competitive!
English was some hot seating. We thought really carefully about the questions we would like to ask the characters in our core text – Matilda. We had great fun, getting in role and pretending we were Miss Honey and Miss Trunchbull to answer the questions.
Maths was solving some tricky addition problems using lots of different practical resources.
Our Nursery children make poppy biscuits as part of our learning about Remembrance Day.
Our Nursery children were really creative and had lots of fun producing their Arcimboldo artwork.
We have had so much fun celebrating maths week in Class 3.
We used numbers in our art work.
We chose equipment that would help us with our addition number sentences.
We demonstrated concentration and resilience during our problem solving.
We practised our maths skills whilst playing fun games with our friends.
We’ve had fun this week studying the work of the illustrator Quentin Blake. Our challenge has been to draw ourselves in his style. We’ve worked hard to improve our drafts, critiquing our work with our friends.
Watch this space for our finished work!
Class five are showing their resilience this afternoon. They have been studying the art work of Quentin Blake and are now drawing themselves in the same style. I can’t wait to see the finished product!
