Crew Cooper also had a go at the cup tower challenge yesterday. It was a bit of a challenge working together but we had a great debrief so let’s hope we have learnt from today’s challenge and can apply that to the rest of or work this week.
Category : Mrs Pearson’s Class
Crew Cooper showed great teamwork and determination to build their balloon towers today.
This morning the children had to work in teams to create balloon towers. They had to stand up without support, only use balloons and tape and to win they needed be all of that and the tallest.
Here they are getting stuck in.
Hiya guys!! I just wanted to let you know how excited and happy I am too get to see you all again on Monday!!! It has definitely been too long since we have spoken in person and I’ve missed you loads as have the children attending school without you there.
We will bedbe lots of fun crew activities and learning for these weeks leading up to Easter and I can’t wait!! Hope you are just as excited as I am! See you soon my lovely class. Love Mrs P 😊
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
A HUGE SHOUT OUT TO RONNIE AND CHARLEY
During February these girls have taken part in a daily running challenge with their family to raise money for Pancreatic Cancer research.
The challenge was 28 miles throughout Feb.
As a family they have completed 438 miles and raised £1241! Wow!
The Buck children raised £149 on their own just on loom band orders alone!
Above is a breakdown of the challenge and some pictures of Chaz and Ron!
They have done really well! They finished their challenge with an 8mile bike ride ton Sunday – we are extremely proud of them both!!!
Superstars!
Here is a sneak peek of our Masked Reader!
Coming 4th March …
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://forms.gle/NS77okSz3h224dRv5
To kick off our last science case study we are looking at sound. To start with we looked at and listened to different sounds and then talked about where we might hear different sounds, if it would be a high or low, loud or quiet sound. Then, we made our own cup phones to see if the sounds could travel down a string. Here we are practicing and testing our cups out.
Moving on from Chromebooks the children then grouped into same topic work groups and used printed information texts to find and identify more information and produced a shared factual information sheet.
