Year 2 have been enjoying lots of World Book Day activities.
Throughout the day, year 6 have been exploring the book ‘The Search for the Giant Arctic Jellyfish’, focusing on summary, inference and personal opinions.
Y6 have been decorating a cup with our favourite story book character, then visiting ‘Starbooks’ for a hot chocolate whilst we share stories.
Year 6 and Reception having fun with books. Playing musical chairs – when the music stops, sit and read a book. Outside, a book treasure hunt – can they find all 10?
Year 6 are starting World Book Day with ‘Stories & Snacks’. Reading and sharing some of their favourite books from home.
Year 4 had their first Hockey lesson this afternoon in P.E. We practised holding the Hockey stick correctly along with using our eyes to keep control of the ball. We focused on dribbling and only using one side of the Hockey stick when dribbling. We had great fun and are excited for our next Hockey lesson.
Year Four practised their orienteering and map work skills to complete an orienteering course using the full school grounds. We discussed the key features of the map and what the symbols represented before setting off in our pairs to find the corresponding letters to match 14 orienteering markers.
We were really efficient at using the map to find the markers and we had loads of fun!
Yesterday Year 5 used flash cards to explore some key physical features and environmental regions of North and South America linked to our Sow, Grow and Farm topic in Geography.
Year 2 enjoyed delicious pancakes to celebrate pancake day!
Year 6 researched facts about penguins then followed a tutorial to draw penguins to add to their fact files. They also used their art skills to mix tints, tones and shades in cool colours to create icy, igloo artwork. Their fun-packed “Faraway Friday” was finished off with chalk sketches of the Aurora Borealis.
