Snowy Owls have been learning about body parts this week, drawing around themselves and labelling. They have been drawing chalk number lines on the playground and enjoyed a tennis taster session last week.
They have also been investigating place value and learning how to write numbers in numerals and words in Tawny Owls in the mornings.
Our penultimate week before the summer hols had the Owlets go on a visit to Banham Zoo, Snowy have a beach-classroom day; Barn had pop-corn as part of a celebration and Eagle are script ready for the Leavers performance.
Snowy Owls learning about Punch and Judy as part of their history topic. We made swazzles.
This week Snowy Owls made some sandwiches for Mr Grinning the lighthouse keeper. He wanted a healthy sandwich to eat while he was at work. We practised first and then had a go with our choice of filling. We also taste tested them!
The Year 1 pupils were busy this week with more practical maths. they have been working with numbers up to 100. Pupils created giant number lines then explored partitioning tens and ones.
It has been National Sports Week this week and as a physically active school we have made extra effort to make sure that we continue to include lessons in the whole curriculum that get the children up and about! Here we have Year 1 finding quarters of amounts outside and the Year 2’s working out how long a minute is by doing tasks that they had to stop at exactly a minute in! They were also completing investigative science using shadows.
In Snowy Owls we explored what it was like at the seaside in the past in history this week, looking at old photos and recreating them.
The first half of the summer term is done! We got to enjoy a range of activities this week, many of them learning outside the classroom. Have a lovely half term break everyone!
Snowy Owls had a great time at a beautiful local garden. We took part in geography fieldwork, art observational sketches and science investigations.