Emily- Rai, Ellie, Ryan and Ruby all have dedicated their choosing time and time at home to write their own version of ‘The Tadpole’s Promis’ by Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross. They have blown me away with how hard they have worked and I’ve loved that they love the book as much as I do! If any of you out there haven’t read it – do! It’s brilliant with one crazy twist!
Thank you and well done to Kacper for bringing on these delicious homemade mini-beast biscuits as part of his theme homework.
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 🙂
Well done Isla and Eve!
Great writing about your own aspirations.
We have been so busy in Class 6 exploring different ways to measure length and height. The children have used standard and non-standard units to explore this. The children loved drawing around Mrs Langton, Mrs Hay and Mrs Stone to investigate how tall they were.
I wonder…can you measure your own height and write it in your homework book for an extra 10hps?
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 🙂
Nahla completed this challenge at home as part of the weekly phonics challenge for last week! Well done Nahla – beautiful writing.
This week in nursery we turned our classroom into a train creation station. The children have been busy designing and making their 2D and 3D trains using box modelling , construction and art. The children were challenged to use their knowledge of art and maths. Here are just a few fantastic examples !
