Class 5 Blog

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  28

  Feb

  History - Benin

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  The children were representing the city of Benin in their own way. I love this one from Jasmine made out of Lego! The fences represent the walls and there are roads made of 'sand'. There is the central courtyard housing the palace with turrets and other houses and surrounded by walls. Outside is the rest of the city with walls, sandy roads and houses. Well done Jasmine!
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  28

  Feb

  History - Benin

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Jasmine's from another angle.
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  24

  Feb

  Art - Gustav Klimt

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Year 5 have been looking at the work of Gustav Klimt and trying to recreate his art for themselves.
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  24

  Feb

  Art - Gustav Klimt

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Year 5 have been looking at the work of Gustav Klimt and trying to recreate his art for themselves.
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  24

  Feb

  Art - Gustav Klimt

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Year 5 have been looking at the work of Gustav Klimt and trying to recreate his art for themselves.
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  11

  Feb

  English - Newspaper writing

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  As part of our new topic on recount writing, year 5 had a zoom call with a special visitor. This is Elizabeth the goat who is 3 years old and from a farm in Lancashire. The children then wrote a newspaper report about the event. Elizabeth was obviously very hungry as all she did was eat throughout her time with us on the call!
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  09

  Feb

  DT - cooking

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Well done Frances, these cakes look great.
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  08

  Feb

  DT - cooking

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Jude made an amazing rocky road as part of his DT lesson today. Well done Jude.
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  08

  Feb

  DT - recipe design

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Mason designed an amazing looking cake today - I only hope he gets to actually make it!
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  05

  Feb

  History - Benin

  Posted by Mrs N Lawday

  Year 5 and 6 are learning about the history of art in Europe and West Africa, and how the appearance of looted Benin art in Europe and America influenced western artists. Well done Jasmine!