Our current Science topic focuses on how plants grow. What
better way to find out about this than to grow some plants ourselves! At the start of this topic many children posed
the question, “Can plants only grow with water?” well we decided to put this to
the test. Each child was given four
plant pots and four beans. Each day the children will water their plants using
different liquids, milk, water, juice and olive oil. Then we’ll be able to see
which grow and which do not. Some may grow but perhaps take longer than others?
Keep posted for the results…
Saturday, February 1, 2014
3D Shapes
During Maths lessons, many of us have been revising units that we covered in the first term. We really enjoyed reviewing what we already knew as well as extending our knowledge of these particular areas. The children loved working in groups to make 3D shapes. This required all sorts of problem solving skills.
After having constructed the shapes, different groups tested each other on specific features. Everyone was able to name how many faces, vertices and edges each shape had.
After having constructed the shapes, different groups tested each other on specific features. Everyone was able to name how many faces, vertices and edges each shape had.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Homework 27.01.14
Literacy-
Miss C- Re-write the sentences to make them more interesting but without changing their meaning.
Mr D- Complete the comprehension task.
Maths -
Miss C - Complete the word problems
Mr D - Doubling and halving.
Humanities -
Design a WW2 propaganda poster and explain the reasoning behind your design.
If any of the children have any queries about their homework, please let me know, thank you.
Miss C- Re-write the sentences to make them more interesting but without changing their meaning.
Mr D- Complete the comprehension task.
Maths -
Miss C - Complete the word problems
Mr D - Doubling and halving.
Humanities -
Design a WW2 propaganda poster and explain the reasoning behind your design.
If any of the children have any queries about their homework, please let me know, thank you.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
The Blitz!
During our art lesson this week, we focused on scenes from ‘The Blitz’. These were air raids on London which began in September 1940. Lots of other places were bombed, including industrial
cities and ports such as Birmingham, Coventry, Southampton, Sheffield,
Manchester, Liverpool, Hull and Glasgow. There were also air raids on seaside towns,
such as Eastbourne, and on cathedral cities such as Canterbury.
Our artwork is displayed outside of the classroom, please feel free to come in and see it for yourselves.
WW2 Assembly
The children of 3C have all worked so hard this week and I feel incredibly proud of them. With plenty of hard work and determination, they produced a fantastic assembly which all of primary enjoyed very much. Thank you very much for those parents who helped their children to practice their lines as well as provide outfits.
Well done boys and girls, you were amazing!
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Homework 20th January
Literacy
Miss C- Write a set of instructions for how to make the perfect potion. Remember to include key features!
Mr D- Complete the comprehension task.
Maths
Miss C - Complete the money problems
Mr D - Complete the money problems
Science - Due to last weeks residential we did not have any Science lessons. Therefore, there will be no Science homework this week.
If any of the children have any queries about their homework, please let me know, thank you.
Miss C- Write a set of instructions for how to make the perfect potion. Remember to include key features!
Mr D- Complete the comprehension task.
Maths
Miss C - Complete the money problems
Mr D - Complete the money problems
Science - Due to last weeks residential we did not have any Science lessons. Therefore, there will be no Science homework this week.
If any of the children have any queries about their homework, please let me know, thank you.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Breaking News!
Jing Jang has lost one of his wobbly teeth! Let's hope the tooth fairy finds us all the way out here :)
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