The Masked Reader is finally here!
Can you guess which teacher is hiding under each mask?
Submit your answers below – good luck!
Google form link: https://forms.gle/kdMUworETPT1wbCQA
Category : Mrs Dutton’s Class 20-21
Join in with our March reading challenge by helping us to earn 250,000 reading minutes between now and 26th March!
Log how many minutes you have read this week at home!
Don’t log the minutes you have read in school as your teachers have done this for you!
The link to the Google form is here: https://forms.gle/jj31KPb8wnbdEZLT6
The link to the Google form is here: https://forms.gle/jj31KPb8wnbdEZLT6
Today, Class 8 have been learning all about the key elements of music – timbre, dynamics and pitch. We enjoyed listening to music and considering how changes in these different elements altered the impact of some of our favourite songs. We used our arms like real composers to help us think about the changes as we heard them.
Here is a sneak peek of our Masked Reader!
Coming 4th March …
Today in Class 8, we have enjoyed s gallery show and tell of our castle models. The children enjoyed showing their models, complete with working drawbridges, and then offering critique and praise to one another. A great way to end our first week back to school after half-term!
Throughout March, as a school we are planning to walk from John o Groats to Lands end and back! That’s 1,748 miles!
If my calculations are correct as a school we only need to do 110,505 steps a day! Easy!
So charge up your fit bits and smart watches and get your walking shoes ready!
At the end of the week complete the google form that I have attached to this blog and we will record your steps. There will be weekly prizes in school for most steps in a week and all school staff will be getting involved too.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy the challenge 🙂
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-KHSvtCY_CBiXPh8snIZPQpW1Dy1QsaZJAnnIvX5Xys/edit
Today, we have enjoyed getting crafty as part of our expedition be experience … Constructing the castles we designed before half-term:
As part of mental health and well being week last week Key Stage 1 enjoyed learning a dance that has gone viral and really wanted to do their own…who are we to let them down 🙂
So, we have an end of term video that Key Stage 1 would love to share with you.
Thank you to children at home and in school and to parents and carers for all of your hard work and supporting school in everything we do.
Have a lovely half term
Mrs Shaw and your Key Stage 1 crew
It might have been PJ day in school today but it has been far from lazy so we are all very ready for a great half-term break!
Well done to all the boys, girls & grown-ups for their hard work this half-term … We look forward to coming back in a week’s time.
This week we have been learning all about position and direction, including clockwise and anti-clockwise directions. Despite finding some of this learning challenging, I have been really proud of how the children have grappled with this to succeed by the end of the week – well done everyone!
