To kick-start our science week, Class 10 have been busy investigating light! We started with researching light and shadow through photography on the playground and then we held an experiment in the classroom to see if light could bend through a series of holes. Why not ask us about our findings … did the light bend or did it travel in a straight line?
Keep a look out on the blog this week for what we will be getting up to in our science weeks. We are planning to inspire the children with scientific experiments and visitors with scientific professions! We are very excited to see what the children know already and what they learn!
#OgdenTrust
Class 10 have blown me away with their fabulous costumes for World Book Day – well done to everybody involved. We celebrated this morning with a book-themed draw-along session as well as time spent just enjoying reading for pleasure. Today, was also Eli’s birthday so we were all serenaded with a top class performance by our own Taylor Swift (Ava D) using her very snazzy mic with a funny VoiceOver to ensure giggles all round to end the day 🙂
This week, Year 3 took on a new challenge in XP Outdoors learning how to use knives safely. With careful guidance, they practiced basic carving techniques while following important safety rules.
Here are this week’s spellings for you to practise at home: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16nAEW6tFgQMs0AWe9Q_7YSCd02xzlrL9/view?usp=sharing
In crew yesterday, Crew Dutton played a game to challenge their leadership skills and to determine what a great leader needs to do. They had to guide their teams into a given shape without any talking or touching! The children did an amazing job and we all reflected on how important good communication skills are for great leadership. Well done, everyone!
So far we have looked at what geography is, how the earth is structured and how the earth crust is divided and what it’s made up of. To do so we have made an all about geography poster, made a model of the earth’s layers and recreated the earth’s crust diagram. All of which have been fabulous and of lovely quality! Well done Geographers!!
Yesterday, as part of our expedition lesson, we enjoyed learning all about teeth. We found out about the four different types of teeth we have – incisors, canines, pre molars and molars … why not ask us about these at home and see if we can share our learning with you?!
Here are this week’s spellings for you to practise at home: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wVMCmuVg1hqGclY7J5YqekIY4uL4UWGl/view?usp=sharing
