This morning in Class 12 the children worked collaboratively to do roll on the wall all about quadrilaterals. They took it in turns from their team to go out and look at the information, return to their group and record what they could recall. I was so impressed with their work hard attitudes, recall of the names of the different quadrilaterals and understanding of their properties. Keep up the hard work guys!
Mrs Jackson
This week in class 12 the children have been learning all about the roles of women in WW2. They found it strange that before the war women didn’t do all the jobs they do now! Yesterday the children worked collaboratively to complete a jigsaw of Land Army Propaganda posters and from this could draw lots of information to tell me about what it used to be like. The children are currently working on creating their own propaganda posters with catchy slogans and appropriate pictures. I can’t wait to see their final work!
Mrs Jackson
Today in community crew Class 12 thought about how people celebrate Pride in the month of June. We listened and discussed the story ‘Tango makes three’ and I was really impressed with their kind and reflective thoughts about differences and how everyone should be proud of who they are. I love the artwork they then went on to produce.
Faith has made a lovely reading stone about her favourite book. I particularly enjoyed our discussion about the plot and why she likes it so much. Well done Faith and well done class 12 for all your wonderful book conversations that we’ve had this week.
As part of this week’s community crew, we wanted to take part in ‘national walking month’. We talked about the benefits of walking from a health aspect to our mental health. As you can see from the pictures we certainly enjoyed the fresh air, sunshine and time to chat. Great work team year 4.
A big well done to Lola, Dexter, Brooklyn, Bradley, Faith, Dante and Marcie for completing today’s 100g challenge. It is super that you have engaged with maths week! We’ve got flour, icing sugar, rice, pasta, cereal, dice and of course some lovely grapes!
This week, year 4 have been writing acrostic poems about evacuation and the powerful emotions that evacuees felt. The vocabulary that the children have been using is fantastic! We felt this was a great opportunity to share this with their peers and to practice their performance skills. Beautiful work class 12.
