Trapeasy does it
Day one Robin Wood
Trapeze at Robin Wood
Children faced their fear and leapt into the air on the Trapeze.
Paddling Around at Robin Wood
More Raft Building at Robin Wood
Raft building at Robin Wood
Build a raft. Test it. Race it. Launch yourself off it.
Our bodies!
This week, we have learnt more about how incredible our bodies are. We have: looked at a range of non-fiction books; set up an egg experiment; and looked at the changes our bodies have made in our lives so far.
On Monday, Professor Myers our scientist came to visit the children! She set up a scientific experiment. We took chicken eggs and placed each one in a different liquid. We used milk, water and coca-cola. The children made predictions and carefully observed any changes to the eggs. Professor Myers came to help us examine the results of our investigation. Our findings resulted in the following conclusions:
Water is good for your teeth-Charlotte
If you have a fizzy drink, you have to brush your teeth!-Florence
Milk is white like your teeth-Rupert
In Maths we have been introduced to a rekenrek. We have had one each to help us with our perceptual and conceptual subitising skills.
The children have been incredible at sliding different quantities smoothly.
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Have a wonderful holiday and please send photographs of your adventures to us.
Living and Learning – Phase 3,4 – Physical Health and Fitness
Over the last couple of weeks in our Living and Learning lessons, we have talked about:
- the importance of regular exercise to keep our bodies and minds healthy
- how we keep active during the school day including our daily Wake Up Shake Up sessions
- the ways that we keep active out of school
- aiming for being active for at least 60 minutes each day
We all enjoyed our Heely session on Monday! Lots of us have walked, scooted or cycled to school this week – well done!
Help at home by discussing the importance of being physically active and how you can achieve this.
We will miss you, Lollypop Sue!
It’s a farmyard festival!
Old MacDonald had a farm ee igh, ee igh oa!…
and on that farm he had some pigs…
and on that farm he had some cows…
and on that farm he had some sheep…
and on that farm he had some cats…
and on that farm he had a donkey, dog, chicken, owl, fox and rabbits!…
Old MacDonald had a farm, ee igh ee igh oa!
Thank you for the fabulous costumes. We’ve had a fantastic farmyard festival!
Have a lovely week and we’ll see you on 3 June, for our last half term of the school year.