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Year 3 are investigating how water is transported within plants. We put celery sticks in water with food colouring to see how water travels up the stem. After an hour we noticed the celery stem changing colour and after a day even the leaves at the top turned red and blue.
During our SATs morning breakfast we found a shape that looked like a planet. Can you guess it? Yes - it is Saturn in our rice crispies! Made all year 6 laugh.
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Year 3 enjoyed reading newspapers and looking at the features of newspapers. Maybe we have some future journalists!
All of us here at Broadbent Fold would like to take the opportunity to wish all of year 6 the best of luck for their tests next week.
We are very proud of how hard you have all worked this year- you are all stars!
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What a brilliant day we've had celebrating King's coronation! We decorated our classroom, made crowns and coloured place mats ready for our special lunch. We even had special visitors... Can you guess who they were? We would like to say BIG THANK YOU to our fabulous kitchen staff for making our yummy lunch and delicious cupcakes.
Congratulations to our Stars of the Week. This week, Head Teacher's certificates were awarded for being a kind friend and for great work in phonics. We also had two Good to Be Green lottery winners. Some children achieved Bronze and Silver Awards. Well done!
A big well done to the children who received awards today. We had Head Teacher's certificates awarded for improvement in handwriting and in editing.Two children received Good to be Green pencils for being ready, respectful and safe. Some Year 3 children have been working incredibly hard at home and received Mathletics certificates.
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Matt Goodfellow performed some of his poems and we all learnt a poem and enjoyed performing it!Poetry is such fun with Matt Goodfellow.
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Year 3 have made a pledge to take part in a mini marathon. This is a fabulous way to keep fit and be healthy.
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Year 3 dressed as evacuees and experienced life as it would have been during WW2.
They learnt ever so much about the Air Raid Shelter and it's history. Children looked at artefacts and had wardens teach them all about the history and what life would have been like.
Do you know how deep the Air Raid Shelters are?What jobs did the women do while the men went to war?
