YEAR 3/4 GALLERY
Welcome to the Year 3/4 Page.
This term we are focusing on the topic question - How do you solve the problem of plastic in the oceans?
July 2021
Well done to the children for persevering during a peculiar week! The children have listened well and worked hard this week and I am so proud of them. This week, the children have carried out lots of research on plastic pollution to write their own news report on the topic. I was very impressed with the children accessing different websites safely to find out lots of facts. The children shared all of their facts with each other using the platform Padlet. This was a great tool to share and magpie ideas! In maths this week, the children have revised using written methods for addition. We will be spending the next few weeks revising written methods for our four operations so please continue to practise your mental maths at home too! For D&T, the children have designed a snack box which they are going to make by reusing a milk bottle next week. The children thought carefully about what equipment they will need to make their snack box and thought about any problems they might face when making it. The children have continued to practise for their Summer Performance (DVDs on sale!) Please do continue to practise words and lyrics at home. We aim to be practising with no words in front of us by next Wednesday!
June 2021
What an exciting week we have had! We started the week with a trip to the beach to find lots of different things in the sand. We explored who the belongings could've belonged to and created a back story for a character. The level of description in the writing was superb! We are really enjoying our book for english, FLOTSAM as it is a picture book so we are developing our prediction and inference skills. In maths, we have been exploring position and direction. We have been outside to create a grid and plot ourselves on the grid to make and move shapes. Y4 really enjoyed their PE lesson this week as Scott Price led the session. The children played kick ball and capture the flag which was a lot of fun and great for team building! We have also started to practise our end of year performance (DVDS on sale!) We have already learnt one of the songs off by heart - just another 8 to go! All of our songs and script is on SEESAW so we can practise at home too. As our performance is about the environmental problems our planet is currently facing, we have decided to donate some of the money we make from our performance to Wateraid. We hope you can support us with this and look forward to filming it for you all!
Welcome back! What a busy first week we have had! We have started to explore our new topic; " How do you solve the problem of plastic waste in our oceans?" The children are so engaged in this topic already and it's lovely to see them so enthusiastic about their learning! To start our topic, we explore where water comes from by exploring the water cycle. We made our own water cycles to keep at home to observe what happens to the water over time. In English, we've dived down deep into the ocean to go on an adventure with a whale! We are using visual literacy to help us write our own diaries about the whale's journey. So far, the children have sequenced the story and explored the features of a diary. In maths we are revising negative numbers as we are exploring temperature in science over the next few weeks to learn about the states of matter. I am so excited to explore this topic with the children!
This week we have started to explore time in maths. The children have been exploring the analogue clock and started to explore the digital clock too. The children got to play their favourite maths game; Gladiators to help them with their instant recall of identifying the time. Please continue to practise the time at home! For topic this week the children have been exploring music notation. They were able to read the notes to play Baa Baa Black Sheep and they have started to think about writing their own compositions to tell the story of a Gladiator's battle! In English, the children completed incredible information texts all about Roman roads and have started to explore the features of a poem to create their own next week! We have talked a lot this week about the 'power of yet' and persevering. The children have helped me create a display in the library for us to reflect on having a positive mindset and not giving up. Well done for a fantastic week!
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April 2021
This week we have been busy building Roman roads, out of sweets! We have been exploring instruction writing to find out how Roman roads were built. The children made a very tasty version and came up with them some great vocabulary to use in their writing whilst doing so! In maths, we continue to explore decimals. This has been great place value revision and the children have worked really hard in maths this week. During the afternoons we have been finding more out about the Romans. The children used the internet safely to carry out some research for history and in geography they've been comparing human and physical features.
April 2021
We've had a wonderful first week back! We have started to explore our new topic, 'Would you have built roads like the Romans?' The children have ordered key events in chronological order as well as identified some of the countries the Romans invaded on a map. In English, we've started to explore how to write instructions. We practised giving precise instructions so that we can write super instructions on how to build a chocolate Roman road next week! In maths, we have started to explore and revise decimals by dividing by 10 and 100. On Thursday we had arts morning. The children created wonderful art pieces in the style of Van Gough. Thank you for a lovely week children! I'm super excited for a fun filled half term ahead!
March 2021
March 2021
What a marvelous March we've had! We were able to come back to school and be together again! Since being back at school, we have reflected on our Christian Values. Each afternoon, we have explored a value and created some beautiful artwork. We've continued with our topic work about the Egyptians in English, writing our own mystery story. We've explored the features of a mystery story to create our own simile and metaphors. The mystery stories are super spooky and a great read!
In maths, we have been exploring fractions. We've worked really hard looking at adding and subtracting fractions, simplifying fractions and exploring fractions as decimals. We used smarties to find amounts of a fraction which was a very tasty lesson!
As well as reflecting on our Christian Valyes in the afternoons, we've also shown great listening skills in our music lessons. We've listened to a piece of music to describe using the inter-related dimensions of music and we've been really busy practising for a lip sync battle! We've created our own dances and learnt to tap to the beat of the song.
During March, we were able to go on a walk in our local community to the park to pick up litter. We were shocked to find so much rubbish on our walk but we did a great job at cleaning it all up. As trips are on hold at the moment, we were very lucky to have a virtual trip to the museum to find out even more about the Egyptians. We were able to see some amazing artefacts and ask great questions. We were also very lucky to have a virtual trip with Severn Trent to find out all about sewage. It was really interesting and we learnt a very catchy song! We also took part in Red Nose Day. This was a great day to make each other smile. We shared lots of funny jokes and stories whilst raising lots of money for charity!
February 2021
I hope you've all enjoyed a well deserved rest over half term!
What a busy first week back we’ve had! The children have worked really hard this week, creating leaflets to explain how and why the pyramids were built. They were super scientific investigators, finding out what materials are magnetic, and have had a lovely well- being Wednesday building dens and doing things that make them happy. They have been busy exploring fair-trade items for fair-trade fortnight. I’ve been really impressed with all the independent learning this week, ready for us to come back to school. I’ve been so proud of all the children and their perseverance with their home learning and now can’t wait to have them all back!
February 2021
It’s been another super week for class 3 / 4! We have worked really hard with completing our multiplication and division topic in Maths. In English this week, we became news reporters writing about the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb. I really enjoyed reading the brilliantly written reports. This week was Safer Internet Day for which we made very informative posters. In our Zoom sessions, we’ve been on many scavenger hunts and finished the week off with a disco! Well done children for a great week. Thank you for working so hard this half term. A massive thank you to your parents, grandparents and siblings for supporting with the home learning.
Enjoy a restful break!
February 2021
What a lovely week we’ve had! I have really enjoyed seeing all the wonderful, creative activities the children have completed for Mental Health Awareness Week. English has been very fun this week, with the children mummifying; fruit, dolls and family members so that they could write instructions. I've loved seeing the children use different items at home to help them with their maths too. For Forest School the children were super creative at making an Egyptian Shaduf. Morning Zoom is always a highlight of my day as we get to play fun games with fork, knife, spoon a firm favourite! Well done everyone for another fantastic week and thank you for working so hard!
January 2021
What a fun but busy week we’ve had! We started the week playing in the snow, making snowmen and snowballs! The children have worked exceptionally hard this week in English, writing diaries. I am so proud of how hard the children have worked on their diaries. I’ve really enjoyed reading them! In maths, the children have been busy practising their time tables. This week, they also started their new science topic, forces. The children identified different forces. I’m excited for us to continue our work, exploring forces with lots of practical activities. In forest school the children were set the challenge of making Egyptian reed boats. I was so impressed with how creative the children were with using different resources at home to make their boats! Well done children and parents for a very successful week and thank you for all your hard work!
January 2021
We’ve had another busy week in Y3 / 4! Well done to all the children for working so hard and trying really hard in all their lessons at home and at school. A massive thank you to the parents for all your support. This week in maths, we’ve started to explore a range of methods for multiplication as well as continue to practise our instant recall of our times tables. In English, our focus is a short film. At the beginning of the week, the children wrote some fantastic predictions about how they think the story ends. We’ve continued to explore Ancient Egyptians in History. The children have been very creative, making time lines of key events from the past as well as explored the various jobs from the past. Well done for being really creative!
January 2021
I am so proud of all the children this week. They have worked so hard and completed some fantastic work at home and in school. They have written some super descriptive sentences based on our story, Egyptian Cinderella, ready for them to write their own ending to the story. In Geography, the children have used the internet to research, ‘where in the world is Egypt?’ They located Egypt on several maps using an atlas to help them and then made amazing posters to share their fantastic facts! For Art’s afternoon, the children were very creative and made Egyptian jewellery, death masks and more! Well done for a fantastic week Year 3 /4 - Keep up the great work!
January 2021
Happy New Year! I am so excited to be working with the children and although it's all online for now, I've had a great first week, so thank you for making it such a fun week! This week we started to explore our new topic, Why and how were the pyramids built? Children completed some super Maths, using the Egyptian numeral system and have continued to follow the White Rose videos to revise their place value skills. The children in school had images of artefacts which they had to research to delve deeper into our topic. For English this week, we've had some super recounts of our favourite days in the holidays and we've explored aiming high with our goals for 2021. Well done everyone for a fantastic first week of home learning! Keep up the great work!
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December 2020
After completing market research through email, we analaysed our results. Once we saw what was popular in the school, we designed and created some delicious chocolate bars.
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December 2020
Christmas jumper day at school.
November 2020
We are now using Seesaw for homework. Here are some examples of the homework handed in for looking at chocolate packaging and poetry.
November 2020
We wore something spotty for Children in Need and completed or chocolate poems.
October 2020
For a FUSS fundraiser, we broke the rules. The children had fun with some of the rules and the teachers broke them by wearing school uniform!
October 2020
For Art we went for a hike around the village and then used the items we created some complete some Art.
This half term we focused on the topic question - How was the Stone Age different from the Iron Age?
Year 3/4 Homework App - Seesaw
https://web.seesaw.me/
October 2020
As part of our Rocks and Soils topic, we looked how fossils were formed. To do this we used toy dinosaurs, leaves, petals and jelly!
October 2020
During our work on the Stone Age, we created some cave paintings based on modern day but in a Stone Age style. Also, after reading the Stone Age boy we planned a story based o someone travelling back to the Iron Age. Before we wrote our stories, we created some comics.
September 2020
It is lovely to have the children all back in school and we have had a great start to the new term. We are currently recapping our basic skills from the previous year and looking forward to learning lots of new things. In Topic, we have started to explore the Iron Age and Stone Age and completed a treasure hunt where we collected information to find out more about them. We have also organised our jobs like doing the composting and started this back up once again.
Goodbye Year 4!
Daisy's 1 and 2
Look Year 4, here are some of the things that you got up to during your time at Upton Snodsbury. Have a good think about what your favourite moment was. If you let me know before the transition mornings, I may be able to find a photograph of you doing it too!
Fable Settings
Fable Characters Part 2
Fable Characters Part 1
What's on the inside
For one of the optional Science activities next week (w/b 15th) your child will need:
A transparent container i.e. plastic bottle or jam jar with a lid
Soil
Grass
A variety of seeds i.e. a mixed seed packet
Some sticky tape
Make Do and Mend Part 2
Follow the links to see some amazing work by your classmates....
Living and Non-Living
A Living and Non-Living PowerPoint by Evan
Jessica's Looking After an Animal Work
WW2
Jemima's Make Do and Mend Project
Verdi interviewed her Nanny and Granny about WW2
She also looked at their rationing books.
Hollie's Make Do and Mend Video - A Blue Peter Presenter in the making!
Darcey showing her Make Do and Mend Project
Alfie's Make Do and Mend Project
Make Do and Mend Part 1
Some excellent travel brochures being emailed through. Here are a selection. Well done everyone. Also some lambs sent in by Olivia.
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This is one of my favourite photos of Mrs Tullet and I. She always hid when the camera was around so it is so nice that I have this of her. Mrs Tullet was one in a million and was always one who enjoyed a laugh. I had so many laughs with her in the staffroom and I loved how she always wanted people to be happy. This is a sad time for us all and I would love to give you all a hug. Please keep talking to each other and remember it is ok to be sad. I for one though am going to try and keep laughing and smiling as I am sure this is one thing Mrs Tullet would have wanted me to do so with this in mind, look at the video below xxxx
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March 2020
We have begun to compare Upton Snodsbury with Marseille. For this we have looked at where in the world and where in each country each one is. In Art's week, as well as the whole school activities, we have started writing newspapers about Handa and have created some 3D animals out of cardboard.
Please look at the whole school for Art's Week photos.
In Spring One we looked at the question: his half term we are focusing on the topic question - What are the similarities and differences between light and electricity?
February 2020
During the whole of our current topic, we have been comparing light and electricity. To continue this we researched the dangers of both and created posters to warn others. Also we looked at how we could make a circuit and using this knowledge we identified circuits that wouldn't work and made switches. When we focused on light, we looked at the different materials light would travel through and then using this knowledge we made shadow puppets. During our trip to We the Curious we also took part in a light and shadow workshop. We look forward to seeing you next week for our sharing assembly on Monday at 2.30pm
January 2020
We have now begun our new topic on light and electricity. The children have investigated what needs light and what uses electricity. After, they discussed which one was the most important. They have also looked at reflective materials and using this knowledge they have created a shield which would be effective for Perseus to use against Medusa. In English, we have focused on myths and legends and the children have been reading and discussing a range of them. We are currently designing our own! Our class story which we are focusing on is The Terrible Tale of the Lambton Worm
During Autumn 2, we thought about the question: Which is the worst natural disaster?
December 2019
We created some reindeer Christmas biscuits as part of DT.
December 2019
Year 3 and 4 have focused on sound in Science. We have explored a range of instruments stating how they make a sound and what the sound is like. We have also discussed what sounds we like and dislike and have seen how different sounds affect people differently. Also, we looked at how sound is made by vibrations. To prove this, we made string telephones and tested them on the playground and investigated if the length of string mattered, how you held it and if we could use more than one telephone at a time.
Here is the website for homework sent home 6/12/19. Have fun completing the times table speed game at least three times and then play some of the games.
https://www.timestables.co.uk/multiplication-tables-check/
Times Tables
Here are the songs that we have been using in class to help learn our tables:
3's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzVyBQ5uTbo
4's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBmSshEDVnQ
6's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PftnJV7W2Rw
7's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9zRRqOwIWQ
Here are the others we will be using in the future or will help you recap some:
2's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUIB-dZRCiA
5's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCjt1dbhvWU
8's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjPjks1R6Ng
9's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C1z4avyTPY
10's -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QXT3HjG7pg&t=89s
11's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvHO1qjguUY
12's - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2vfUOmMxfg
November 2019
It has begun! Christmas rehearsals are underway and the children are doing an amazing job at learning the songs and their musical instruments. They have also been working hard on preparing for their Christmas stalls. They have learnt a lot from this including being organised, being decisive and how they need to mange their time effectively.Good luck all; we can't wait to see who the winner is! The classroom has also been filled with robins as the children painted stones to sell at the Christmas fair. They look brilliant. In English we have finished our poetry and are now focusing on using adverbs and adverbial phrases as they make their work more interesting. In Maths we are beginning to look at column addition and subtraction and working out when it is best to do a written method and when we should rely on our mental skills. In topic, we have looked at the effects of volcanoes and what causes earthquakes and tsunamis.
November 2019
Bang! That's how the last couple of weeks started for us as we came in to the classroom and discovered that there had been an earthquake and it had caused a volcano to erupt too! The classroom was a disaster zone with chairs, tables and equipment everywhere. There was also no electricity so we had to use torches in our classroom and Mrs Mayo had used caution tape to section off the worst parts. We then discovered that we had to evacuate as it was too dangerous to stay. Along with Mrs Wadsworth, we discussed what we would grab from our houses and why. Then, we went outside and created shelters, tried to light a fire and created a water filter to see what it would be like if we were really evacuated. Mrs Wadsworth then tested the shelters by throwing water over them while we were inside them! In Geography, we have discussed the layers of the Earth, what is inside a volcano and why it erupts which included us making an explosion outside! In English, we have focused on figurative language and created some volcano shape poems which we will be sharing with other children in school.
Our question this half term was How has Upton Snodsbury changed for a child?
September 2019
The last two weeks started off with the children coming dressed to school as if they were Victorian. They then experienced what it would be like at school. There were finger nail inspections, lots of copying off the board and chanting of maths facts. Some children also had to wear the dunce's hat and others had to write with their right hand even though they are left handed! As part of the day, they also experienced a PE in the form of a drill session. After experiencing school life, we examined jobs that the children might have had to do. The children wrote adverts for farming jobs and then used the internet to research other jobs such as being a maid, a street seller, a factory worker and a chimney sweep. The children have also shared their workhouse homework and we have been impressed with all of the different ways of presenting the facts that they had found out.
September 2019
It has been an really interesting week and a half finding out what Upton Snodsbury used to be like during Victorian times. Did you know that it mostly used to be orchards? We found this information out by walking around the village looking for Victorian evidence, studying maps and looking at old and new photographs. We have also been reading Oliver Twist in English to see what else we could find out about the Victorian era. The children have lots of questions about the topic and hopefully this will continue and we will find out lots of information.
A HUGE dinosaur came in to school today and gobbled everyone up! They didn't like the shoes though so spat them out. Mrs Mayo said that it looked like the classroom after a PE lesson.
(This message has been written as part of an E Safety lesson to show how we can not trust everything that is on the internet!)
This half term we answered the question - Why do we need bees?
June 2019
WOW! What an amazing performance of 'Too Bee or not to Bee' a production that was written by the children. The children excelled in their singing, dancing, recorder playing and acting. Also they made some fantastic scenery and props. Well done all, you should be very proud of yourselves.
June 2019
We have now started our new topic all about bees and have been very buzzy already! We have written our end of year show and have started to make props and learn our lines for our songs and parts. We have also been using figurative language to create some beetastic poetry and describing different scenes. In Science we have been looking at the functions of different parts of the plants
During this half term we investigated the question: Would you have built roads like the Romans did?
June 2019
Children investigated the effect of different surfaces on a car travelling down a ramp and showed off their finished roman vehicles. They were very impressive,.
June 2019
Year 4 had fun at the Bell boating regatta and learnt that if they all worked together and in time then they got faster.
May 2019
Over the last two weeks we have designed Roman vehicles and created the chassis for it out of wood. These will be sent home to finish off over the holiday as homework. We look forward to sharing them after the holiday. The children have also really enjoyed their trip to the Corinium Museum. It has also bee a very sporty time with some children representing us in a cross country and Year 4 going Bell Boating. Year 3 have also been busy with improving the school grounds and writing to local business. Photos are on the website.
In the second half of the Spring term, we looked at the question: Can you justify the importance of looking after water?
April 2019
What a fantastic end of term we have had. The children have created some amazing drama performances, dances and PowerPoints to tell the rest of the school about plastic pollution and have written to several companies and Prince Charles. We look forward to the replies. They have also though of others and cooked Hot Cross Buns which we shared with a local volunteer group which feed the homeless. We are so proud of them all - Well done Year 3 and 4.
April 2019
We took part in a dance festival with other local schools. Here is our dance based on bees.
March 2019
Year 3 and 4 have certainly discovered that plastic is not fantastic with all the damage it is doing to our world. Over the last couple of weeks, we have taken part in the BBC Blue Planet Live lesson, completed our plastic stories, debated the issue of whose fault it is that we have plastic pollution (people who use plastic or the man who invented it) and created an action plan on how we are going to make Upton Snodsbury and our world a better place. At lunchtime, we have weighed our waste and saw how much we do throw away. Following this, we have written some information leaflets for parents and we are currently creating ways to show the school what they can do to help. Our next step will be writing to local and international companies, Prince Charles and our local MP about the plastic problem as we do not want our blue planet changing to a plastic one!
March 2019
As part of our water topic we have looked at the different states that things can be and through carrying out an investigation with water, chocolate and jelly, we found out that it is temperature which causes a change in state. We then looked at the changes of state in the Water cycle and the main changes of evaporation, condensation and precipitation. In English, we have been writing a story to show the dangers of plastic in the ocean and how this affects the marine animals and in Geography we researched facts about plastic and the damage that they can have. Did you know that 8.5 billion plastic straws are thrown away in the UK every year?!
March 2019
It has been a very busy start to the half term and we have had fun starting our new topic and Book Week. As part of our topic we have looked how oil spillages can led to the death of the wildlife and started to look at other environmental issues such as the use of plastic. During book week, we created some ‘Wild Thing’ characters using images of animal body parts off the internet and then using our Art Day skills from last week, we sketched them and used watercolours and pencils to add detail. In English, we looked at what Max was like and his emotions and we compared a film version to the book. For once the film had more detail than the book!
In the first half of the Spring Term, we focused on the question -
How are products designed and marketed?February 2019
Over the last two weeks we have used our market research to design a chocolate bar or treat, make one and of course test it! We then wanted to see who the parents and the rest of the school thought had designed the best so we created adverts using Itrailer and also wrote some which would appear in newspapers. We then put all of our learning together in our teams on PowerPoint. After our presentations were ready, we organised what our teams were going to say and showed them in a sharing assembly. After the presentations, the school and parents got to vote. Everyone deserved to win as they had designed some mouth-watering treats and worked incredibly hard on their presentations but after the votes were counted PAMJEL came out victorious. Below is their winning PowerPoint and the PowerPoint created Cookietastic..
January 2019
Year 3 and 4 are still seeking revenge after Reception and Year One invaded our classroom! They tied Mrs Mayo up, put all of our names down the Zone board, took our chairs and wasted some of our whiteboard pens. Even worse, was that we had to tidy up after they had gone! They did it so we could understand what an invasion was like and could put ourselves in to the shoes of the Mayans when the Aztecs invaded them. Also during the last couple of weeks, we have started to design our chocolate bars or cookies. As part of this, we have completed market research around the school and have used this to inform our designing decisions. Next week, we are planning to make our treats so we have planned carefully what we need and what we are going to do.
January 2019
As part of our topic, we went on a visit to Cadbury world! Not only did we get to look around but we had a presentation on how they market their products. They also told us how they designed their wrappers and why they made the choices that they did. regarding packaging and flavours.
January 2019
It has only been two weeks but we have been extremely busy! In the first few days, we reflected on our learning skills and which were our strongest. We then created our own target to show which one we wanted to get better at. As part of this, we have created a question wall in the classroom. Here the children can pose a question and then the other children in the classroom can see if they can answer it. In addition we have started our new topic and we have taken a chocolate quiz, compared what life was like in 900AD in our country and where the Mayans came from and written some "treat" shape poems using a range of figurative language. Also, Well done to all of the fantastic reading over the holidays; it has been a pleasure seeing this evidenced in a lot of the reading records.
In the second half of the Autumn term we focused on the topic question -
How and why were the pyramids built?
December 2018
The children have worked extremely hard this half term and should be really proud of themselves. In the last couple of weeks, we have finished our topic by writing an explanation text on how and why the pyramids were built. The children certainty showed off their historical knowledge and lots used their writing target too. We also finished our magnet work and the children designed and made magnetic games. As a reward for all of their hard work, they baked some Christmas biscuits.
December 2018
Over the last couple of weeks, we have been focusing on magnets. We have looked at the force and how different poles of the magnet attract and repel each other. Also, we have seen which materials are magnetic. Did you know that 1p's and 2p's were not magnetic until the 1990's when steel was put in them and 10p's weren't magnetic until 2011? Using all of our magnetic knowledge, we then created questions that we would like to answer about magnets and then we planned and carried out a fair test. In the next couple of weeks, we plan to use all our magnet knowledge and Egyptian knowledge to design a magnetic game.
Some excellent reading has been happening at home too and I have loved reading the comments in the Reading Records and seeing some full Bingo boards already.
November 2018
What fun we have had the last couple of weeks mummifying each other with toilet roll. As part of this we looked
closely at the mummification process and wrote instructions for it
October 2018
At the end of the term we did a sharing assembly to the rest of the school and our parents. We shared all the work that we had created on our topic question......'How was the Stone Age different from the Iron Age?'.
October 2018
As part of the Beeline festival, we went to the University of Worcester and attended a workshop by Steve Cole. We also went to the Hive and created some dreams based on the BFG.
In the first half term we were focusing on the topic question -
How was the Stone Age different from the Iron Age?
October 2018
In History and English we have been looking at the Stone Age boy.
Using Comic Life we created our own comic based on our knowledge of the Stone Age.
September 2018
We have been busy the last few weeks with lots of team building games and treasure hunts in our Topic. In English we have been focusing on show not tell emotions. so that our work is even more interesting. Can you guess what emotions we are trying to show?
