It’s been another busy week of home learning, full of
town mice and country mice,
brilliant maths,
expedition work,
and George set us a challenge of blowing some brilliant bubbles.
Thank you for sharing your week with me.
Mrs Parsons xx
Category : Class 5
You never fail to amaze me class five. The amount of beautiful work you have shared with me today in incredible.
I’m so proud of how hard you’re all working – I love logging on everyday to see all of your photographs and messages.
Have a little look at what we have been up to today –
a 3D shape hunt,
a syllable word challenge,
and we were Geographers as part of our expedition …
we even managed to find time for crafts, helping our adults with DIY and even a hot chocolate break!
I can’t wait to see what fabulous learning tomorrow will bring!
Mrs Parsons xxx
Well Class Five you have done it again – I am so proud of all the beautiful work being produced at home. The enthusiasm for our new expedition ‘Where in the world would you go?’ is fabulous.
A special thank you to all the grown ups too, your efforts do not go unnoticed.
Take a little look at what we have been up to.
We have been Scientists …
… Mathematicians …
and bakers.
We made posters to help younger children know how to write a fantastic sentence.
We started our own weather charts.
We also celebrated VE Day
I wonder what we will get up to next week?
Mrs Parsons xx
What a week!
I am so impressed with all the home learning that is happening – you should all be so proud of yourselves – adults too! Not only have we had some fantastic Maths and English work being shared – you have also made an incredible start on our new expedition ‘Where in the World would you go?’
Have a little look at what you have all been doing this week …
I can’t wait to see what beautiful work you all produce next week
Mrs Parsons x
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- Busy baking
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- Scavenger Hunt
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- What did you see?
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- The Enormous Crocodile
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- Measuring and baking
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- Bug house
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- All about Quentin Blake
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- Where in the world have you been scavenger hunt
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- In the style of Quentin Blake
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- Bug Hotel
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- Different modes of transport
Thank you for all the fantastic photographs showing how you have all adapted to being superheroes at home. If you have a photo you would still like to share for our product please send it to me asap.
Thank you.
Stay safe and keep smiling,
Mrs Parsons xx
Thursday 16th January
Another day – another Superhero!
This afternoon we were visited by Adie Moses – ex-professional footballer. He told us all about his football career which meant he ended up playing for Barnsley and England U21’s. We really enjoyed looking at his football shirts, photographs and his England cap. We had some really good questions to ask him too!
Monday 13th January
This morning we had a visit from a real local superhero. Mayor Ros Jones CBE. We had researched her and prepared some super questions – she was very impressed! We can’t wait to see which other superheroes come to visit over the next few weeks …
Friday 10th January
This morning our adults joined us in class to help us design and plan our very own superhero capes – we have some very exciting designs to start making over the next few weeks.
Thursday 9th January
We had a great day as part of our immersion week for our expedition – How can I be a Superhero where I live? We all came dressed as our favourite superheroes – there were lots of Batmen, Supermen and Wonder Women! The adults came as doctors and vets – Mrs Chadwick came dressed as her superhero mum – a nurse, and Mrs Parsons came as her superhero dad – a soldier. To finish off the day we had a visit from Phil Sheppard – an author and illustrator. He shared lots of stories with us and gave us some great ideas for our expedition – we are very excited to get started!
Friday 20th December
Friday by the Fire. We had a little treat this afternoon when Mrs Greening visited our class to read us Excitable Edgar – she even brought her cuddly Edgar!
Thursday 19th December
Christmas film night. Everyone came back to school when in was dark dressed in their pyjamas cuddling pillows, blankets and cuddly toys – ready to snuggle down and watch The Polar Express together whilst snacking on pop corn – perfect festive evening.
Thursday 11th November 2019
We had a fantastic morning today meeting Dave and all of his nocturnal animals. I was particularly proud of the children for encouraging each other to be brave and confident when holding and touching the animals – well done class five.
Friday 25th October 2019
Friday by the fire – cosy story time with Witch Thurman and our pumpkins.
Wednesday 23rd October 2019
Pumpkin carving, decorating and magic potions!
Tuesday 22nd October 2019
A huge thank you to all of the friends and families who came to support the children on our slightly soggy sponsored walk.
Monday 14th October 2019
We had a note from Humpty Dumpty today – he is a little bit worried about his egg friends and wants to keep them safe so we have been testing materials to find the best safety jacket for them.
Thursday 3rd October 2019
Mr Hayward and I were very proud of the year two footballers today – they showed resilience, team work, great sportsmanship and just to top it off – we won!
Wednesday 2nd October 2019
We have been writing some beautiful acrostic poems to share in our Harvest festival assembly.
Tuesday 1st October 2019
Thank you to all of the grown ups who came to our stay and read session this morning. It was lovely to see so many of you.
Tuesday 24th September 2019
We have been busy planning our new chapter for The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark with a partner – some great critique happening! Well done class five.
Monday 16th September 2019
What better way to really understand our core text than acting it out in our story circle!
Thursday 12th September 2019
In art we have been using pastels to create some beautiful pictures of Plop – the main character from our core text – The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark.
Wednesday 11th September 2019
We have been working hard in maths today looking at different ways to partition and make two digit numbers using different resources we have in our classroom.
Tuesday 10th September 2019
Today has been a busy day in class five! Started our morning, as usual by circling up in our crews to discuss plans and strategies for our den building afternoon. A great day was had by all – we were very proud of how well our crews worked together, supported each other and built some impressive dens!
Thursday 5th September 2019
Began our first theme called ‘what makes a house a home?’ by thinking about what we think the difference between a house and home is. We then used dictionaries to find the actual definitions.
