In academic crew this week we looked at script building in preparation for the student led conference. The children looked at sentence stems to talk about their work and then found a piece of English work they were proud of and explained this to their partners.
They were all pretty nervous before doing this but in the debrief all said how much more confident they felt after talking this through and using this script.
This week we have been learning spellings using the ‘al’ and ‘il’ endings!
Here are the words to practise for next weeks spelling test..
For our final product this term, we are going to create a sculpture out of recycled materials. In class 5, we are going to use materials such as clothes, zips, buttons etc. If you have any of these items spare that would normally be going in the bin, please feel free to bring them in to help us create a beautiful piece of art. Our aim is to be artivists, raising awareness of the damages and environmental chaos caused by pollution and humans own impact!
ITEMS WANTED:
Zips (for sea anemones and jellyfish tentacles), denim (for fish and sea), buttons (for the sea bed), wool (for puffer fish and to sew materials together), hessian bags (for the sea bed). If anyone has an old transparent rain coat or something of similar material that would also be useful to create a jellyfish!
Thanks, Miss Good and class 5!
Well done boys. You have had a super day and really impressed Miss Cooper. Keep up the hard work
Ted and Willow shared with the crew some beautiful work they had produced over the weekend. We loved looking at your writing and hearing all about your weekend.
Well done, Miss Stewart
Well done to Crew Jeeves. A fantastic effort for world book day. Our Crew nominated winner for dressing up was our lovely Queen of Hearts Isla. Well done to everyone for making such a great effort.
On Friday, year 5 visited Tropical World in Leeds as part of our current expedition. The children enjoyed immersing themselves in the rainforest environment and linked this to their learning from school.During the workshop, the children demonstrated great recall by using our work in science to develop their understanding of animal classification. Great work year 5! Enjoy the pictures below:
Wow, massive well done and thank you to all in class 5 for making a wonderful effort with your world book day costumes. You really embraced the celebration! I hope you all enjoyed the day as much as I did 😀
For our Hansel and Gretel Literacy Hook we found a trail of stones leading outdoors. We followed the trail and found some clues along the way. The trail led us to a book and some sweets. We had lots of fun guessing what our new literacy text might be about.
Charlie you are a pleasure to have in Class 4. You always follow our crew norms and work so hard. Today you blew me away with your maths learning and your knowledge of ordering numbers. Keep up the good work
Miss Stewart x
