Living and Learning : I can illustrate happy and healthy choices.
Our whole school homework produced some super examples, including songs, posters, games, a cow (to show a lactose intolerance) and lots of discussions. Children illustrated how they make healthy choices about food, exercise and sleep.
Living and Learning : RSE
Our Living and Learning lessons around relationship and sex education (RSE) have continued. The year 2s have talked about how male and females are different and the year 1s read books and talked about how everyone is unique and different.
Golden assembly – outside!
We enjoyed an al fresco assembly today because the hall be being used. We sang and presented our certificates under the trees.
Golden stars
Well done to our final two golden stars of the year.
Super homework – show what you know about plants
We had some super creative homework showing what children know about plants. Thank you for all the support over the year doing homework with your children. It really supports and develops their learning.
Golden star
Well done to our most recent gold star!
1,2V PE
We have been enjoying using the markings on the field to have fun having some races!
Living and Learning – Making healthy choices
We talked about healthy choices for different parts of our body and discussed this in our groups. Then, we jotted our ideas down on the figure of a person.
We talked about the link between mental and physical health. We finished off by watching a clip showing how food is made to look better than it really is, and how it gets a makeover to make you want to buy it.
The children were very engaged in this topic.
Scholes Open Gardens – scarecrow competition
We have been supporting the team of volunteers who orgainse Scholes in Bloom. Today is the Open Gardens event and we created some scarecrows in school around this year’s theme, ‘World of Song’. The scarecrows will be displayed again on Britain in Bloom judging day on 19 July.
Science : which seeds will grow?
Last week, we set up a science experiment to find out how seeds grow in different conditions. We predicted what we thought would happen and then observed over the course of the week.
The seeds that were watered (but not too much) and were in the sunlight grew the best. Most of us predicted this!
