This week, Class 7 are working on being kinder members in their community and thinking what that could mean. So… we thought it would be great to make key rings that will be handed out on Friday.
We also want to visit a local elderly home and have made our own cards for them, which we cannot wait to drop off!
We have had a great week so far and there is still lots of fun to be had!
Our Year 1 and 2s loved being able to drop off their Paddington themed mobiles at a local day care nursery. We loved sharing our knowledge with the adults too!
We had a go at making bridges and then tested them!
Some of the lovely moments of Class 7 sharing their beautiful work with their adults!
Year 2 were lucky to have local MP Lee Pitcher come into discuss his job and what he does. We even got to see his special badge and Lee’s MP Christmas jumper. Thank you for the visit!
Class 7 loved continuing with their Tingatinga artwork and added the final touches to their artwork!
Today, Class 7 had a go at drawing Tingtinga style patterns in preparation for their artwork!
Class 7 have started to create their African sunsets, based on the research of our explorer David Attenborough, in order to create their own African Tingatinga art work!
Our children were extremely lucky to have a morning visit from Eddie and Tony, who are mining experts. We were wowed with mining tales, had the chance to view real life artefacts and hear all about their uses and asked lots of useful questions to support our learning. Eddie and Tony were such informative hosts and we are so thankful for their time and information!
What an out of this world experience we had travelling through the universe and more closely to home in our solar system!
