Enrichment Week : World War One
Year 2/3 have been learning about WW1. They have used photographic primary sources to learn about Walter Tull, a significant individual in British history who was the first black British officer. The children have also talked about the experiences of soldiers in the trenches and the importance of women's roles on the Home Front.
Please take a closer look at our eye-catching silhouette WW1 art.
Please take a closer look at our eye-catching silhouette WW1 art.
MUSIC
In music the children have been learning to play the glockenspiel, to read notes and rests.
Science
Materials: In this topic the children have been testing the properties of a range of materials for different purposes. They even helped out the staff when they ran out of teabags by designing and making new ones.
Sorting Light Sources and Those Which Reflect Light
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Can you spot your spelling shed avatar ?
These children are the ones logging into spelling shed regularly.
Well done all of you !
Famous Nurses
We have been learning about significant individuals from the past. This has included three famous nurses, namely Florence Nightingale, Mary Seacole and Edith Cavell. We have found out about their lives and how they improved nursing.
Digital Photography
Our Landscape Photos
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to take a landscape photograph of a view.
We are really pleased with everyone's effort.
Our ICT topic on digital photography has certainly inspired you all.
We are really pleased with everyone's effort.
Our ICT topic on digital photography has certainly inspired you all.
Our Work on Florence Nightingale
How Did Florence Nightingale Improve Nursing?
SPELLINGS
Please check out the free online spelling resource called Spelling Frame (link below). Keep a note of each spelling rule you do and email us to let us know how you are getting on. Just use the free resources - this is more than enough. This is an excellent website which will help you practise and learn new spellings.
Please check out the free online spelling resource called Spelling Frame (link below). Keep a note of each spelling rule you do and email us to let us know how you are getting on. Just use the free resources - this is more than enough. This is an excellent website which will help you practise and learn new spellings.
Take a look at our trip photos!
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Reading
LISTENING
Storylineonline.net: Stories on line to listen to. Choose a story. Listen carefully to the book. You can also read along and view all the illustrations. Remember to keep a list of all the stories you listen to (and read). Optional: Now write a short book review for your friends in Y2/3.
Click blue button to go straight to website.
