This lovely class have worked the hardest I think I have ever seen to create some lovely two page spread non chronological reports about the digestive system. They listened to advice and feedback and have thought about their layout so carefully to ensure they made the best use of space. Stay posted for some of the final finished pieces, but here they are in action working hard and showing amazing quality.

Before we set off for swimming, we joined in with the world book day Doncaster draw along with a local author and illustrator. The children were so engaged and loved every second. Well done guys I was so proud of your efforts.

I was amazed at the level of partition for world book day in class 12 it was so amazing to see all your wonderful efforts, thank you for a lovely day!

Crew Pearson had some reading for pleasure time. I had brought a range of children books from home or they had access to our class library too. It was lovely to see them sat so engaged and silent (without being asked) to read a book they chose.

Crew Pearson ent to our local charity shop this morning as part of our crew session. We delivered some donations and we also offered to help with a bit of tidying up, hanging up some clothes up and sorting some book shelves. Well done guys so proud of how you helped and got stuck in while we were there.

We have been learning about the digestive system as this is what our section of the product is about, so it was important we got a lot of information and more importantly that we understood the information we had.

The children worked in groups, they had 3 activities to carry out all which increased their overall knowledge of the digestive system. Again I was so proud of their efforts and how hard they worked to understand our human biology.

Wonderful work from my beautiful class during our reading lessons this week. Here they are practicing their fluency in the form of performance poetry. They all worked really hard to use all areas of their reading fluency to support a mini performance reading. I was so proud of their efforts and courage in groups volunteering to share their work with the whole class.

The children had a bit of active learning for their conjunction work this week, going around the room looking at words and trying to work out how to sort them. Working out, that they were coordinating (FANBOYS) and subordinating (I SAW A WABUB) conjunctions. They then used this knowledge and our class discussions to come up with some really lovely stand alone sentences within their SPAG lesson.