We have really been activating our maths courage this morning with our first lesson on division. We used counters and collaboration to help us.
Super resilience Class Five!








We have really been activating our maths courage this morning with our first lesson on division. We used counters and collaboration to help us.
Super resilience Class Five!
Yesterday KS1 celebrated Bob Manley’s 80th birthday by joining a worldwide singalong. We have been working really hard to learn the Marley Magic medley.
We have been learning about imperative verbs and time conjunctions this week to help us with our writing. We really have been leading our own learning by using the iPads to check our work before moving own.
Very impressive work class five – well done.
Mrs Parsons x
It might be Mental Health Awareness week this week but we think it is important to understand and talk about how we are feeling everyday. We decided to make some bookmarks to remind us to think about how we are feeling and to ask others too.
This week is Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week. The theme this year is ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself!’ We started the week by looking at some of the different characters from Disney’s Inside Out. We thought about what we knew about the characters and discussed where we thought they might sit within our zones of regulation. When we circled up for our debrief we realised that some of the characters might not just fit in one zone and the zone wasn’t always the one we thought!
Some really thoughtful conversations happening in Crew this morning ⭕️
We have been busy in class five today looking at different seed packets. We thought about which we liked and why. We then thought carefully about which important features were on the packets that we would need to include if we were going to create our own. We came up with a list to help us with our writing this week.
Some amazing collaboration and kind critique – well done.
Mrs Parsons xx
Our musician of the week is Elton John – happy listening!
Mrs Parsons x
We have been busy in class five with our final drafts of shrinky dink beetroot ready to add them to our final product key chains.
What do you think?
This afternoon KS1 had an exciting visit from Mr Hull, who showed us all his different musical instruments. From the banjos to the base guitar, and clarinet to drums we explored it all.
This week we are enjoying music from Ella Fitzgerald.