Month: November 2019

We have been looking at the story The tiger Who Came To To Tea our English lessons. We have been looking at the story on a story mountain and using this to help us perform the story in small groups!

In maths we have been adding numbers by putting a number in our heads and counting on. It was hard work to begin with, but we got there in the end!

Year 1 have been scientists today and have been observing how quickly germs can spread. Of course we didn’t use real germs today but glitter. It was everywhere!  We had to wash our hands properly with soap and water to make sure that all the glitter was gone.

We had such great learning experiences today. We made a map to get to Bethesda then explored the church before moving the chairs around to make beds for hospital patients. Back in class we made a 3D model of the building and coloured a map and key to show what each room could be.

As part of our topic work this afternoon, we all worked as Code Crackers.  Mrs Pollitt sent us a coded message and we had to work out what the message was and then we made coded messages of our own.  We all had a great time!

As part of our inquiry focus of ‘how do we remember war and those who fought in the war?’ Y3 have been learning about the importance of Remembrance Day. Today we walked to the Royton Park war memorial to pay our respects to those that have died in war and to place our handmade poppy wreath at the site. 

Our Stone Age exhibition was a massive success. Year 3 were very confident speaking to parents and it was lovely to see such a big turn out- so thankyou! 

We hope you learned something new! 

Today we were given a set of photographs to sequence into a story, we then went around the groups sharing the sequences and stories.  We were then introduced to the ‘Lucy Gray’ poem by William Wordsworth which tells a story in the form of a Ballard.  To help us to understand what happened in the poem we hot seated some children to find out more.