In RE today, we read a new Hindu story together. It was about a lady who wanted to meet God but she told different people to ‘go away’. It turned out that God was in all of those people- God was the kindness inside of them. We took a photo to show ways that we thought you could show kindness to others.
You could give hugs, hold hands, show respect, blow kisses, smile or give a love heart sign.
What a great story!
The children were practising their ball skills today. They were working as a team to complete drills and to try and hit a target. Great lesson class 8!
Below is some examples of the children’s work linked to The Great Fire Of London.
can’t wait to see the finished pieces.
Thankyou for sharing all of this great work in crew guys. It’s lovely to see so many of you trying to improve your letter formation as well as doing some great craft!
We went down to the ‘ball park’ and it was filled with budding baseball ears trying to hit a home run. What a lovely lunchtime and so full of enthusiasm. Well done Year 1 and 2 for being so sensible and getting into the baseball spirit!
We loved our America day, whether it was rocking with Mr Pickles or dancing with Mrs Rayner. Thank you so much for all of the fun we had!
Today, class 8 used fact sheets to find out information about Martin Luther King and his life. We then made anchor charts and the children transferred them into sentences. I was really pleased with all of the children, but especially Adam for really trying to improve his presentation!
What a great day we have had today. We have had a cheerleading session, a music session using the drum sticks and baseball available during lunch time. We would like to thank the dinner staff for making such a delicious lunch too! Well done Dominik for being our lunch time winner because he had the tray with a sticker on…and on his birthday too! Well done guys!
The children enjoyed this week’s Hindu story of the 6 blind men and the elephant. The message of the story was that the truth can be seen in different ways because all of the blind men thought that the elephant looked differently. They had a go at the quiz and even took turns to wear a blindfold and guess what the object was that they were holding. Another fantastic discussion was had about truth and integrity. Well done class 8!
