Our dodgeball teams showed fantastic skill and enthusiasm in their competition tonight. Our Year 6 team came 2nd in their group and our Year 5 team 3rd in theirs. Well done everyone - you did our school proud!
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In maths, the class practised using the multiplication grid. They generated their own numbers using dice and checked their answers in the end with the calculator.
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In Science, we learnt about the prenatal development and growth of a foetus. We compared the different stages of development with different fruits and even held a watermelon to see how heavy a pregnancy could have felt at 40 weeks!
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We played Danish Longball and demonstrated good team work! They loved this game.
We are Ambassadors for the Youth Sport Trust - find out more details here: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/school-support/always-active-uniform
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Year 5 are tasked with writing me a persuasive letter to adopt an animal from the WWF website. They have been researching facts about their chosen animal to learn more about why they are endangered and what we can do to help. This will help them write their letter next week.
Our Year 5 and 6 girls' football team had their first match of the year tonight against Buckton Vale which finished 2-4. The girls didn't give up throughout the game and have improved so much since their last game. Well done girls!
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The class used atlases and the continents song to identify where the 7 continents are on a world map. In addition, they labeled the rainforests around the world and the three lines on the map.
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After creating their mark-making tools, they experimented with them using paint to see what types of shapes would form on paper.
