Class 7 have been busy today … we have been learning about vertical lines of symmetry in maths and life-cycles in expedition. We have also enjoyed some extra-curricular learning too, such as: how to blog and the permissions needed to post photographs of others, as well as all about the dumbo octopus courtesy of Reef’s beautiful ‘Ocean’ book which he has brought in to share with us.

Our learning legend today is Annabel who has been kind and tidied our classroom as well as producing some lovely sentence work in expedition / English. Well done!

Class 7 were super impressed with Poppy’s home learning that she shared with us. Not only has she produced some lovely artwork, she has also been practising all of the learning we have been doing in class recently … making amounts with coins, 2D shapes, arithmetic and food chains! Well done, Poppy.

A special shout out to Francesca who has brought in her fabulous home learning turtle artwork.

And also to all the boys and girls in Class 7 who produced some fabulous sculpture work with Mrs Hardman this afternoon – she was super impressed!

Class 7 have enjoyed playing a mystery shape game as part of their learning about 2D shapes today. We worked with a partner to recreate 2D shapes using lollipop sticks that our partner then had to label.

Today, Class 7 have enjoyed learning about herbivores, carnivores and omnivores in our expedition science lesson where we worked collaboratively to sort animals using a Venn diagram.

Special shout outs were awarded by the children today, and go to … Kaila who was very brave in starting her new gymnastics class at the weekend; Harry who is always helping to keep our classroom tidy and in order – real stewardship; and, Cara who has been extra kind today in helping her crew mates with their learning. Well done boys and girls!

Today, Class 7 worked collaboratively to have a go at solving a wide range of mathematical problems involving money before our touchdown to end the unit.

Special shout outs go to Teddy who was our Out of this World hero and to Annabel who brought in this stunning coral reef model as part of her home learning … well done to both!