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This week, a mixture of children from Years 5 and 6 took part in a football friendly with St George's. Despite the freezing conditions, every player kept battling to the very end, which resulted in a 5-2 victory. Well done Radipole!
We have had a wonderful week learning all about dinosaurs with our book 'Stomp, Chomp, Big Roads! Here Come the Dinosaurs'!
The children have really enjoyed making dinosaur skeletons in the nature reserve using sticks, playing in our paleontology role play area and lots of dinosaur crafts.
Year One had a go at paper sculpture. Paper sculpture is a form of art that involves creating three-dimensional objects out of paper. They had a try at making a wide range of shapes and tried folding and cutting paper in various ways.
We discussed what a sculpture was and showed the children examples of famous ones.
They had great fun working independently and were all pleased with their finished sculptures.
This week we have been exploring how to make spreadsheets in ICT.
We have learnt about cells and we have filled them with numbers, words and images. We also discovered that the spreadsheets can help us to work out number sentences - it was magic !
Happy New Year to you all. We hope you all had a lovely Christmas break. Year Two have made a great start to 2024 and all settled quickly back into work.
This week we have been reading and listening to poetry. We have even begun to learn The Owl and The Pussy-cat off by heart. We have talked about our favourite poems and looked at how poems are written.
In Science we went on a material hunt and talked about the properties of different materials. Perhaps you could talk about what different objects are made from at home and why these materials are used. Here are a few photos from our material hunt.
It has been lovely to see everyone back and eager to start the new year! To start our new history topic on Ancient Greece, we looked at previous historical learning on inventions: stone age, bronze age, Egyptians, Ancient Greece, iron age, Romans, first railway, Victorians and the first flight. Working collaboratively, the children had to correctly sequence the events in chronological order. They were amazing!
It is so good to see all the children return well rested and enthusiastic for our new topics.
It has been a very busy 4-day week.
In Music, the children have started a new topic where they are learning to play the Mardi Gras on the glockenspiels.
Outdoor PE this week, has brought the exciting topic of tag rugby and luckily, it brought the sunshine!
In French, Madame Smith read Goldilocks and the Three Bears in French, and the children were introduced to names for family-member names. Why not test them to see what they can remember?
The children are really looking to next week, where they will be using their instructional writing skills to write and follow a recipe for making pasta sauce. Look out for those photos next week.
We wish you all a very Happy New Year!
This half term, children in Year 5 will be learning about what constitutes a healthy, balanced diet, culminating in making their own healthy pizzas.
Year 5 began this Design & Technology topic by looking at the NHS EatWell Guide, which gives advice on the proportion of each food group to eat in order to maintain good health. The children used this information to design their own healthy, balanced meals.
The first week back has been very busy learning all about our bones and our skeletons. We can name the skull, the ribs, hips, leg and other bones in the body.
We made skeletons, painted skeletons and looked at X-rays of our bones. We role played The Doctors Surgery and found out about our bodies. All this information will help us to know more about the discovery of dinosaurs.....but you will have to wait until next week for that!
The children have had fun this week learning the skills of joining paper and card together. They have learnt how to join a tube to a flat piece of paper and have used pipe cleaners to make hinges. All the children used lots of glue and sellotape to make a new chair for 'Baby Bear'.
It’s been a sticky few days!!