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Fitness challenges this weekend were to challenge a classmate or family member to throw beanbags into a hoop or to try the challenge with rolled up socks into a laundry basket. On Sunday, you could create a fun dance to your favourite song. Sophie and Penny had fun doing both activities.
This fabulous story was written by one of our Year 4 pupils. We can’t wait to read the next chapter…
In our history lesson this week, we learned about the Blitz. Children were set the challenge of producing a picture which depicted the Blitz using whatever mediums were available. Just like the children at school, our children who are working at home produced some lovely art work.
Penny enjoyed making this picture at home – well done!
Home learning by Logan 4NW – well done keep up the good work!
Inspired by our Computing lessons, where we have been learning about the Mars Rover, Connor used his science kit to make his own model of the Mars Rover, powered by solar panels! What an amazing job you’ve made of it, Connor – well done!
Next week we are going to be taking part in Children’s Mental Health Week, organised by Place2Be. The theme of the week is ‘EXPRESS YOURSELF.’ We are going to achieve this through finding creative ways to share feelings, thoughts or ideas, through things like art, writing, music , dance and doing things that make you feel good.
We will be doing loads of activities at school and those working remotely at home will be asked to join in. Keep checking your Google Classroom to see what is going on in your class.
As part of their Earth and Space topic, children in Year 5 have been learning about the phases of the moon. We know that the phases of the moon depend on its position in relation to the Sun and Earth and as the Moon makes its way around the Earth, we see the bright parts of the Moon’s surface at different angles, known as the ‘phases’ of the moon.
We had a fun and ‘tasty’ afternoon using biscuits to represent the phases of the moon.
Gary is smiling about completing his art ar home. Well done Gary!
Logan enjoyed completing his maths work at home. well done Logan. Keep up the good work.
