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Posted by Mrs L Baker
Today Year 2 went to the woods with the challenge to make a shelter from sticks. They tried very hard and showed resilience and perseverance. Well done!
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19OctSecret Student
Posted by Mrs L BakerCongratulations to our first Secret Student, Alfie! Excellent behaviour and attitude Alfie! Well done! -
18OctSecret Student
Posted by Mrs L BakerWe have launched Secret Student! A name will be drawn each morning and if the secret agent manages to complete their mission, of having an excellent attitude to learning and models exemplary behaviour both inside and outside the classroom, then they will be awarded their certificate, have a dedicated shoutout and will be entered into the wheel of winners who have a chance of winning a secret prize! -
18OctLP To make notes. (English & History)
Posted by Mrs L BakerWe have been learning about another significant figure in our English and History learning this week, Captain Blackbeard. The children have used a text and the computers to find out facts about this famous pirate so that we can write about him next week. Did you know that he was born in Bristol? He also made his hair smoke so that he looked more scary when he walked about! -
09OctDT Cut materials safely using tools provided
Posted by Mrs L BakerYear 2 have been learning how to use scissors very carefully to cut sugar paper to create desert islands. We looked at the real Robinson Crusoe island off the coast of Chile and zoomed in to look at the forests and beaches. The children tried very hard with their island shapes and layering the paper. -
09OctDT To measure to the nearest cm.
Posted by Mrs L BakerWe created our own palm trees by painting tubes and making palm tree leaves. We had to measure the leaves very carefully using rulers so that they were nice and long and then cut them into leaf shapes too. -
09OctScience LP To find out how the shapes of solid objects made from some materials can be changed by squashing, bending, twisting and stretching.
Posted by Mrs L BakerYear 2 explored lots of different materials: wood, plastic, metal, fabric, blu tac and rubber. We discovered how they could change and if they could change back again afterwards. We recorded our results in a table and came up with lots of great words to describe how we had changed the materials. -
09OctMaths LP To identify and describe pentagons, hexagons and octagons.
Posted by Mrs L BakerOur maths this week has focused on shapes. We have learnt how many sides these shapes have and that they all need to be straight. We especially understood that the sides of the shapes don't have to be the same length. -
09OctPSHE To listen to other people and contribute my own ideas about rewards and consequences.
Posted by Mrs L BakerIn PSHE this week we talked about how some behaviour helps us to learn and gets rewarded. However, some behaviour does not help us learn and this behaviour gets consequences. We talked about what these may be and what they considered fair. -
25SepEnglish LP: To identify the features of a biography.
Posted by Mrs L BakerIn English, we have been reading Robinson Crusoe and have looked at a biography called, The Real Robinson Crusoe. This is about a man called Alexander Selkirk who was marooned on a desert island 300 years ago and is thought to be who the story was based on. The children have looked at the features of this such as the title, introduction, paragraphs, heading and conclusion. We then looked at what each paragraph contained and made up actions to help us remember this.
