Here are class 10’s self portraits from diversity week!
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Class 10 had another awesome afternoon at Parklsnds care home. They enjoyed reading to the residents and telling them all about their new theme and classroom. Some children even played eye spy and they were really impressed with how good the residents were at it!
Class 10 are fully immersed in their new theme- do you fancy a change? Based around Charlie and the chocolate factory. Yesterday, the children watched the film and today they completed a recount of the film in groups. I saw some fantastic collaboration and the whole class are loving their new learning environment. I just know this term is going to be the best one yet!
If you have time spare over the holidays, please login to Frog Learning and have a go at the tasks I have set you. I have assigned you a range of activities; please choose activities you want to work on (there are tutorial videos to help you too!)
There will be a treat on the first Tuesday back for everyone that has completed at least one assignment!! Please comment below and let me know how you get on!
Good Luck!
Mr Mumby
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Class 15 had great fun during Diversity Week. We made our own self portraits using oil pastels. We learnt how to use the pastels and the effects that we could achieve with them. We explored light and dark, colour and layering before we attempted our final piece. After that, we considered our backgrounds and how they could reveal our personalities and uniqueness. I must say, the final products are truly amazing and they are of the highest quality. It was brilliant to see how the children developed and improved their skills with this material over the week as well as using the sketching skills that they had already developed with Mrs Green.
Well done to Henry, Louis-John, Callum, Alex and Jayden who represented Green Top at a maths quiz, hosted by Trinity Academy. The boys had to work as a team to complete a range of puzzles to crack a code. The Y6 teaching team are very proud of you all!
Well done to Nursery Children for a great toothbrushing club this half term! The excitement over stories and songs, questions and great habits we see with our very young children are most impressive! Keep it up!
After a very busy morning of doing their Star Reader tests, and critiquing their books ready for our Child Led Conferences after the holidays, we felt that the children deserved a treat.
We celebrated a fantastic term that has been so full of learning, developing and confidence building, by watching a film, colouring in all things Eastery and eating sweet treats and drinking milkshakes and juice.
Well done you bunch of super stars! Have a wonderful break and come back raring to go for our final adventure together- I cannot wait!
Miss Laing, Mrs Hardman and Mrs Roe x
p.s don’t eat too much chocolate! Haha
Just take a look at some of the amazing self portaits produced by Class 11!
As part of Diversity Week, the children have created a self portrait by sketching, focussing on facial proportions and then by using oil pastels and perfecting their techniques of blending to show the different lines/shadows of their own faces.
To go alongside these magnificent pieces of art work, the children have also written a paragraph describing what makes them special and unique and why this should be celebrated.
I definitely think that we have got some budding artists in our classroom!
Miss Laing x
Look at how snuggly they all are! It might just be everyone’s ideal day by getting to go to school/work in your pjs but it was actually for a very worthy cause.
The children in Year 3/4 brainstormed many different ways to raise money for the charity Habitat for Humanity and this was the result.
Extremely proud of you all for being such caring, generous and thoughtful children. Don’t ever change!
Miss Laing x