Well done to this fabulous four! 7 out of 7 in their 2 min arithmetic test!
Keep up the good work
Mrs Burton:)
Category : Class Blogs
This morning Class 7 showed what a fabulous team they are. They took part in lots of different collaboration task in both Maths and English and showed support and encouragement for their peers.
I was so proud of you all 🙂
Well done
Mrs Burton
PS don’t forget to bring reading books and homework books tomorrow.
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Here’s what Class 7 have been getting up to this week…
In our fluency for reading starters we have been listening to the audio book of The Three Little Pigs. The children make sure they are laying comfortably and close their eyes so that they can really focus and listen. After each part of the story, we have a discussion about what happened in that part of the story!
In Literacy Labs, we’ve watched a story about a little boy who creates his dream house and have split off in to three different groups to do different activities. One group were making their own dream house out of building blocks, another group designed their own dream house with different rooms linking to the text and the final group completed comprehension questions. It’s been so much fun!!
I’ve also included a little clip of our daily wake up, shake up routine that we do to get us ready for the day ahead!
Enjoy 😊
Mrs Faulding x
In English this week, Class 7 have been learning the features of a short story, just before they have a go at writing their own short story next week! To ensure that the children are confident with each feature we played the clock game with the different features scattered around a picture of our class text and the children had to take turns turning one over at a time and explain how these features have been used in our text, Beegu.
I was extremely impressed with the links that they made with the class text, always thinking outside of the box.
Well done everyone, you worked very hard! 🌟
Mrs Faulding x
Just take a look at these amazing creations by Amy and Eve in Class 7!
Linked to our theme, ‘Would you like to live in a place like this?’ Eve has recreated her favourite place in Thorne, right by the canal where she and her family walk their dog Phoebe and Amy has amazingly created a box model of her family home- both made with so much care and detail.
Well done girls (and I’m sure grown ups at home too) these are incredible! 50 housepoints 🌟🌟🌟
Keep up the hard work!
Mrs Faulding x
The children have worked in collaborative groups to answer fraction word problems. The children raced against the timer to see which groups can answer the questions the quickest and the group that answered the questions correctly first won 100hps. You were all Stickability Stans and I’m super proud! 
George was so proud to share his homework this week to his peers. George shared his number work and explained how he had made a number 5! Well done George!
As our theme is ‘What’s beyond your garden gate?’ we are looking closely at our local area before extending our geography skills and looking at different areas of the UK, leading on to learning about geographical features in different countries. To link in with our theme, each year 3/4 class has displayed a big world map poster outside of our classrooms- if you would like to, the children can bring a picture in of where they have been on a holiday destination (whether that be a place in England, in Europe, or another country) and we can put these up around the poster.
Thanks!
A huge well done to Oscar in Crew Faulding/Burton on achieving your Silver award in reading. What a fantastic effort. Hard work pays off!
Keep up the super efforts Oscar, not long to go now until you’re at 100!!!! 🎉 We are all so proud of you! 50 housepoints!!
Well done to these children for winning the house point certificates in Key Stage 1.
You’re all superstars! 🌟