Class Two Meet Baby Nathaniel

This week we are hooking into our spring term expedition ‘How do things grow and change?’. To launch this we had a very exciting visit from Baby Nathaniel who came into school with his Mummy to meet all the children in Class Two. Nathaniel is only 9 weeks old and needs a lot of love and care from his Mummy which is something we learned all about this morning.

We had a wonderful time hearing all about the things that babies can and can’t do and what a Mummy uses to look after them and help them to grow. The children loved finding objects hidden inside a baby’s sleeping bag including a bottle, dummy, muslin, toy, book, nappy and blanket.

Looking at all of Nathaniel’s things lead to a brilliant discussion on whether the children still use those objects or if they need different things now they are older.

The children were very calm and gentle with Nathaniel and really enjoyed meeting him this morning. He will be coming back into school again at the end of our expedition so we can see how he has grown and changed in that time. We are looking forward to it already!

New Expedition . . .

We kicked off our new expedition today! We discovered our first case study was going to be music!

We started it off with a recorder session – keep checking our blog for videos over the coming weeks!

Mrs Parsons xx

Super Sumdog

Class Five have been giving their brains a work out this morning on the iPads. Sumdog definitely got our minds ready for the day.

Don’t forget you can play Sumdog at home – the more you play – the more points you will earn!

If you can’t remember your log in just drop me a message on Dojo.

Mrs Parsons xx

Expert Den Building Visitor.

Nursery had a great time building bear caves as part of our expedition on How we care for the bears. We all used great listening, teamwork and problem solving skills as we constructed bear dens in small groups. We tested our bear dens suitability for shelter by mimicking the weather using a watering can for rain and blowing on the dens for wind. We were very proud peacocks!

We are scientists!

We have been investigating materials to find out which one would be best to build a castle. In crew we worked together to build castles out of paper, fabric, plastic and wood. We then tested them against wind and water.

We wrote letters to the knights to let them know the results of our investigations so that they could build the most secure castles to keep them safe from the big, bad dragon!

Halloween Reminder

Good morning everyone,
We hope you’ve all had a fantastic break.

Just a quick reminder, the children are invited to wear Halloween fancy dress tomorrow (31.10.22) for a day of spooky learning…

We also have our special Halloween lunch menu.

We are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow 💀👻🎃

Mrs Parsons xx

Concentrating Crocodiles in Class 6

In reading this week we’ve been challenging ourselves and our partners to develop our fluency by seeing who can read more words in 1 minute!

We’ve also enjoyed using SumDog on the iPads to consolidate our maths learning.