The Nursery children have loved reading the story of Supertato and helping him complete super veggie activities. We have rescued the carrots from the evil peas, explored super veggie printing and captured the evil peas.
In phonics, we made Supertato hero sounds and named some super vegetables.
In Number, we made evil peas to match the numbers and counted out vegetables to masked a special super hero number.
Such a busy week!
While Miss Edwards and Miss Clark have been hiking in the mountains, Reception have worked very this week and really enjoyed making their own Supertato!
We needed to design them before we made them. Aren’t they fantastic?
Tonight was the first Lego Club. This week our challenge was to build a caterpillar. We had some brilliant designs! After we finished our ‘Quick Build’ we had an amazing time creating our own designs!
Well done Lego builders!
In DT Year One are learning how to make pop up books. This week we looked at the sliding mechanism. We made our very own sliders for The Gingerbread man fairy tale.
Well Done!
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We are just over 12 hours away from heading to Thurston and I hope you’re all as excited as we are! The weather forecast predicts that we will see snow when we’re away so remember to pack lots of layers and a hat and gloves to stay warm!
Have a good nights sleep and we will see you bright and early in the morning, ready for our adventure to begin!
Year 5 had four special visitors from Year 2 today. They came to tell us all about their research about famous London landmarks as they knew we are visiting this city very soon. We were very impressed with the facts they told us about London Bridge, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. It’s made us even more excited about our trip to London!
Before the holidays, we hosted our annual art gallery. If you missed it here is a video tour guide to see the fantastic pieces.
Well done everyone!
Natasha from Seven Stories came to Year 5 to inspire and support our creative writing skills. We played word games, explored Michael Morporgo archive material, found out about Joey the horse from reading some of War Horse, and explored some interesting objects to write about.
The children loved the experience and became truly immersed in their writing.
Congratulations to all of this week’s winners.
Nursery Amanda and Rosie
Reception Thorin
Year 1 Ruby-Lou
Year 2 Jay
Year 3 Mason
Year 4 Sophie
Year 5 Max
Year 6 India
Seven Stories library visited year 3 on Friday and they took part in a reading for pleasure workshop. They loved discovering new books and discussing their favourite stories and authors.
Lily-mae – “ The workshop was outstanding!”
Ewan – “It was inspiring and made me want to read more.”
Evie – “I liked the workshop and it was exciting.”
Lilly- “It was an unforgettable morning.”
