This afternoon, Class 6 mixed, kneaded and constructed some headgehog shaped bread. We all had a wonderful time. They are currently baking in my oven and making my kitchen smell beautiful! I can’t want for us all to try it tomorrow with some butter and jam!
Thanks to Harry for awesome photography and capturing me in my element!
Well done to you all for following the instructions so well! 🙂
Thank you and well done to Kacper for bringing on these delicious homemade mini-beast biscuits as part of his theme homework.
A huge thank you to Thorne Times who came down to report at our ‘We love Thorne’ digital brochure launch event. The digital brochure can be found on the school website and a hard copy can be purchased through Patent Pay and picked up from the school office.
Ryan, Brooklyn and Oliver have been very busy at home this weekend making some awesome mini-beast biscuits! They look amazing and taste even better! 10hps to each of you!
Mrs Hay 🙂
Wow! What busy but fantastic afternoon! Thank you to all the parents and grandparents who came to enjoy our afternoon of craft and planting.
The children had a great time planting cress and broad beans, making foot print butterflies, drawing giant bean stalks and drawing mini beasts with oil pastels.
This week has been ‘Hook Week’ and we’ve all loved making crafts to decorate and immerse our classroom for our theme ‘What’s living at the bottom of the garden?’
We can’t wait for our family learning session tomorrow afternoon to make even more exciting decorations and craft. We hope you can join us!
Here are some of our children making paper plate mini beasts yesterday.
Alex came to visit us yesterday from Hays Salon in Hull as part of our Aspirations Week. Alex talked to us about his childhood, schooling and how he came to be a successful hairdresser and business owner. The children loved his visit and were inspired to write many facts about Alex, his salon and his life.
A huge thank you to Alex from all of Year One for coming to visit us.
On Friday, we celebrated St Patrick’s Day by finding out how St Patrick’s Day is celebrated. We had a class quiz and made some shamrock crafts!
I wonder… Can you write down a fun fact about St Patrick’s Day in your homework book for an extra 10hps?
Mrs Hay 🙂
Class 6 have had 2 lessons this week on how to tie our shoe laces. We have found this a little tricky but we have all been a ‘Stickability Stan’ and we won’t give up! If you want to practise more at home, you will be awarded with 10 house points.
Mrs Hay 🙂
