A huge thank you and shout out to Elise, one of our Year 6 Ambassadors, for coming and reading our crew a story this afternoon! It was lovely to have you!
Crew Spetch – Elise visits during National Storytelling Week!
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Y5 thank Edward!
Thanks to Edward from Y6 who read to Y5 this afternoon in support of National Story Telling Week and Read Aloud Day…we loved hearing all about Ada Lovelace!
Awarded silver for fighting the flu!
Well done everyone!
Y5-We are Historians!
Today in Expedition, Crew Walton worked collaboratively to compare and contrast periods in History and present day. I am proud of the Compassion shown and the Craftsmanship and Quality demonstrated in their written work!
Extended Study – World Read Aloud Day! (5th February)
Today is World Read Aloud Day. To celebrate this, as well as National Storytelling Week, why don’t you spend some time reading one of your favourite books out loud!
You could read it to a grown up, a sibling, a friend, you could even read it to your favourite teddy!
Take a picture to share with us at school for our reading display – you can even email it to [email protected]
We’re looking forward to seeing lots of you enjoying your favourite stories!
Class 7 National Storytelling Week!
Class 7 were lucky to have April read to them at the end of the day today. She read brilliantly about Michael Jordan and how he became one of the greatest sportsmen ever! Thanks for such an inspiring story, April! 🙂
Year 2 Spelling Blog!
Wizard of Oz – This weeks song lyrics
ONE DAY IN KANSAS (#1/13)
One day in Kansas,
Where the prairies meet the sky,
There stood a four-walled house
Barely eighty inches high.
A roof and a floor made a room with a door, A table and chairs for three.
So poky and small, but they weren’t very tall, And anyway it had to be,
Living in the very heart of Kansas,
Where the sky is always grey,
And out of nothingness,
A cyclone comes your way.
One day in Kansas,
When the grass began to sway,
Poor little Dorothy was told to hide away. So into a hole, like a mouse or a mole, She did what she had to do.
But Toto got out and went running about, So Dorothy jumped out too.
Living in the very heart of Kansas,
Where the sky is always grey,
Right out of nothingness,
A cyclone comes your way.
CYCLONE
One day in Kansas,
You’d have seen if you were there,
A whole house lifted up
And carried who-knows-where.
It vanished from sight, wasn’t even that light, So mighty the cyclone blew,
And all of the while just a dog and a child Were carried in the cyclone too.
Living in the very heart of Kansas,
Where the sky is always grey,
Right out of nothingness . . .
A cyclone comes your way.
Class 8 science work
I was really impressed today by the children recalling their knowledge on the life cycle of a plant and then learning about the functions of the structure of a plant. They did some superb labelled diagrams and then wrote about the different jobs that parts of a plant have to do!
Great work class 8!
#ogdentrust
Layla’s awesome Zentangle!
