Class 10 – Explosive Newspaper Reports!

Wow – I was so impressed by the enthusiasm and effort displayed by Class 10 for their final writes this week. We have been working hard on writing newspaper reports all about a volcanic eruption and it’s fair to say that the children have really let their imaginations explode for this task! Check out a few of our front pages below:

Year 3 – Telling the Time Homework for Half Term

In Maths, we have been learning all about time. Children have recapped telling the time to 15 and 5 minutes on an analogue clock from Year 2 and we have extended this to read the time to any minutes past or to the hour. To help consolidate this learning please find some homework below that you could do at home over the half-term holiday. There will be 100 HoWL points for anyone completing the homework!

And, don’t forget, you can still practise telling the time just by looking at any clocks that you come across – anywhere! Why not challenge yourself to read the time every time you see a clock or a watch? Can you get quicker at doing this by the end of the week?!

Telling the time to 5 minutes – 3 levels of challenge! (includes answers)

Telling the time to the minute – 3 levels of challenge! (includes answers)

Class 10 – Beautiful Home Learning

A shout out to Ava this week who has taken her Maths learning home to practise telling the time to minutes to and past. Well done, Ava … if anyone else would like to practise telling the time at home over the holidays, then please keep an eye out for some time homework being posted soon!

Class 10 – chair drumming

Today, we have enjoyed another chair drumming session with Mr Pickles and it was lovely to see (and hear!) the improvement in our music already … well done everyone, let’s keep it up!

Class 10 – Rock’n – N – Roll’n with our Expert Visitor

Class 10 loved listening to and learning from our expert geology visitor today – one of our very own Year 3 parents, Mr Swinbourne! We learned about the rock cycle and were fascinated by the metamorphosis that rocks go through over millions and billions of years. We were also lucky enough to have an opportunity to get hands on with many of the rock types we discussed, as well as make links to the learning we experienced on our school trip to Magna last week.

Thank you for visiting us, Mr Swinbourne – Class 10 are very grateful! 🙂