Thank you to everyone who took part in today’s maths quiz!
We hope you had as much fun as we did answering the questions.
A winner from each phase was drawn out this afternoon – well done to the following children:
Category : Class Blogs
Yesterday the children were so excited about the frost and ice in the outdoor area. We made lots of observations about what we could see, such as why there was only frost in the shady areas and why the ice melted when we held it in our hands.
Hi Everyone!
Here I am at Frankie’s enjoying my new Book of the Month, The Fantastic Forest.
Loving the slippers Frankie!
Did you know research has shown that kids who are read one book a day will hear about 290,000 more words by age 5 than those who don’t regularly read books with a parent or caregiver?
See you soon
Juicy xx
Well done class 5 for using your geographical vocabulary when describing a place for your team to guess. I love how many people could remember whether a place was in Thorne, Doncaster or from further away.
Well done class 5 for showing the many different ways you know to represent an addition sum. You used number lines, tens frames, bar models, drawings and objects.
In Class 5 we played ‘roll on the wall’ where the children took it in turns to look at our writing feature remember to list then returned to their team to record what they could remember. Your knowledge of features has really shown in your latest touchdown writing. Well done keep it up!
Mrs Jackson
Well done to our latest silver award winners who have now read 70 reading books. I wonder how many people can earn an award next week?
Today in maths we enjoyed using skittles to find an amount of the different colours and we wrote these as fractions. Using our knowledge we then converted them into percentages and decimals. Everyone did a fab job and enjoyed tasting the rainbow! Well done everyone 50hps! 🌈
