Class 10s day!

To say that this was Class 10s first attempt at reading block, they smashed it out of the park. We had some super discussions about our class text, whilst also trying to make predictions about the book based on illustrations, the title and also the blurb. We also discussed what fiction and non-fiction was.

We also learned about how the Romans used mosaics as part of their artwork, so we thought… why don’t we do the same? Although there were many bits and our hands were full of glue, we still enjoyed creating our very own mosaics!

Finally, we ended the day with our own Roman sports day. We had chariot racing, Roman hurdles, marching practise and we even had a shot put event. Despite the heat (it really did feel like and Italian summer) we loved it!

Hook Week – Day 1! 🏛️

What a great start to Hook Week by Class 10. We wondered who the Romans were, where they came from and what they did for us? So what better way to learn about the Romans than research about them. We did this collaboratively and were able to create some really factual anchor charts that we will be able to use!

I cannot fault Class 10s start to the week – it really was super!

Class 10s first day in Year 3! 😆

What a fantastic first day back Class 10 have had. I am absolutely blown away by their attitude, hard work and kindness. Have you really had 5 weeks off?

We started today by having XP Outdoors with Mr Kershaw and Class 9. We had to build dens after there was a devastating storm that had sunk our ship. As a Crew, we had to make sure we worked together to collect materials and build dens that we could survive it!

After this, Class 10 were introduced to their first week back, mini-guiding question. We are looking into ‘what does Crew mean to me?’ Using think, pair, share, Class 10 were able to have some interesting discussions about how Crew helps them and others. There were so many fantastic ideas that were discussed! We found out that we would be spreading the message of kindness by painting kind messages onto rocks.

After lunch, we then continued our day by looking for rocks on the school field that could be used for our positivity rocks. We found loads and hope that we can inspire the wider community to complete their own, once ours are completed!

Year 3 Transition! 🚀

What a great first impression from the new Year 3s. They have been kind, funny and eager to learn about space and more specifically Yuri Gagarin – the first man to go into space. The new Y3s have worked hard on understanding his life and have also created some artwork based on planets!

Class 11 River Work!

Moving on from our Atlas work, we have been using digital technologies and maps to look within our local area.  We found out that the River Don runs through Thorne at the other side of the motorway through a place called Waterside and that we have a Canal which is called the Stainforth and Keadby Canal.  We Then used a river map of the UK to be able to locate, place and label some of them onto our own blank maps!

E-Safety Day! 💻🎮

Today was e-safety day, where we discussed the importance of being safe if we are using the internet. This included gaming and for those with a phone.

Class 11 came up with lots of sensible answers for how to stay safe, such as speak to an adult, block those who are unkind or quit a game. So we thought we would share that amazing advice through the creation of posters.

KS1 Final Product – update

KS1 were so excited to take receipt of their Summer expedition final product … a set of round-the-world Top Trump recipe cards!

Our expedition explored the question, ‘what does the food we eat tell us about the world around us?’.

The cards look fantastic and we are only disappointed that we can’t share them with you straight away due to the number of KS1 children currently self- isolating. With this in mind, we will launch the product when we return to school in September and offer everyone the opportunity to purchase their very own set.

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EYFS Summer Term Homework Menu

Hello Everyone!

We hope you have had a wonderful Easter break, managed to enjoy some sunshine and eat lots of chocolate!

Here is the Summer Term Homework Menu for our new expedition. ‘What keeps the farmer busy from dawn until dusk?’ We are all so excited to begin this expedition and we hope you will enjoy the challenges we have set for you to do at home.

https://sites.google.com/greentopschool.org/eyfs-summer-term-expedition-20/further-study

If you would like to know more about our upcoming expedition learning, narrative, overview and schedule please view through our expedition site. This site will be added to throughout the term as the children learn, play and develop their skills.

https://sites.google.com/greentopschool.org/eyfs-summer-term-expedition-20/home

 

Have a very happy Sunday!

From the EYFS Team.