Mice, maths, expedition and brilliant bubbles.

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

Another busy week in Class 3!

Once again Class 3 have excelled themselves with their home learning, take a look at some of this week’s beautiful work.

We have been using our imaginations in our creative writing…

Mathematicians have been busy learning fractions…

Geographers have been exploring the United Kingdom…

Readers have been enjoying this week’s key text ‘The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse’…

Super scientists have been weather watching and exploring chemistry…

You are all amazing Class 3, keep up your great effort and keep sharing the wonderful things you are doing at home.

Take care and ‘Bee Happy’!

Mrs Goodyer

Our beautiful Ginger bread man work

Phoebe’s yummy gingerbread man.

Sophie’s alphabet work.

Amelie’s writing

Austin’s gingerbread man.

Clara’s puppet show

Erin’s speech bubble.

Evie’s speech bubbles.

Ivy-Mai’s speech bubbles.

Jack’s gingerbread man.

John’s Gingerbread man writing.

Joshua’s gingerbread man.

Reuben’s pattern work.

Skyler’s gingerbread family.

What a day!

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

Another amazing week …

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