In Mrs Cunningham’s group we have been learning;
Our 0, 1, 2
and 3 times tables,
Adding and subtracting numbers with 2 decimal places
by using written methods and imagining decimals are money £.
Rounding 4 digit numbers to the nearest 10, 100,
1000.
We’ve been counting in 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and in
decimal points.
And also we have had some mental maths tests.
By Sara and Louise
In Mr Ball’s group we have been learning how to
improve our mental maths skills including our times tables. Also, we have been
practising counting in steps of different sizes. We have been developing
written methods for adding and subtracting money.
Owen
SEAL / PHSE
In our SEAL lessons we have been learning about
children’s rights and responsibilities. These
include: I have the right to say no. I have the right to be safe. I have the
right to be treated fairly. I have the right to be respected. We have the right
to learn. We have the right to enjoy. We have the right to be included. I have
the responsibility to face consequences of my own actions. I have the
responsibility to say yes. I have the responsibility to stay safe and defend
myself. I have the responsibility to be happy or sad.
Bradley, Aiden, Maisy
PE
We have been learning about cricket in PE. We have been developing skills such as; throwing,
catching, coaching and batting skills.
We have created our own games to practise our
batting skills. We have been taught diamond cricket and French cricket. Over the first term we have really, really,
enjoyed playing cricket in PE on Tuesdays and Fridays. It is the best subject
in the whole wide world ever!
Faye, Morgan, Jordan
Topic
Maps: we have been learning about where we live and
making maps from school to our house. Also we had to label trees, other houses,
shops and other places on the key. We have really enjoyed learning it.
Facts about Skegness: Last week we have been learning
all about Skegness. We have been researching facts like; what date did the
first train come and when the first hotel was built. One of the questions we
had is, “What happened to Skegness in 1526?” Our answer was the sea broke
through the headland and the town crumbled into the sea.
Kenzi, Amelia & Carina
What we have been learning in Science
Veronica, Danielle, Daniel
French
We have been learning the 24 hour clock in French.
We have been learning words in French.
We have been learning numbers in French; une, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept,
huit, neuf, dix, onze …
Declan, Ethan, James & Tegan
R.E
In R.E. we have been learning about Sikhs. The five
Ks are:
Kesh (uncut hair)
Kara (a steel bracelet)
Kanga (a wooden comb)
Kaccha - also spelt, Kachh, Kachera (cotton
underwear)
Kirpan (steel sword)
The Gurdwara is the Sikh place of worship. The Sikh’s
holy book is called the Guru Granth Sahib. It is kept in the main prayer hall.
It rests on cushions and is covered in beautiful cloths. The khanda is the Sikh’s
religious symbol.
Charlie, Ebonie and Chloe
Music
So far we have learnt three songs and they were fun.
We also have done a scale with Mrs Cunningham. We have only done music once but
we are going to do more next week, hopefully. The best singer there was Mrs
Cunningham. We also learnt notes like E, G, B and A. Mrs Cunningham split us up
in three groups one group did the beat, the other did the start and the third
group did the second bit and they clashed together. The beat group carried on.
Then somebody sang it by themselves.
Lois, Levi & Joshua
Literacy
In Literacy we have been focusing on good adjectives
and persuasive writing. Our main topic is finding facts on Skegness in 1912 and
what the holidays were like then. I have completed that task now and am going
to write anon chronological report.
George
In Literacy we have been learning about persuasive
writing and now we are going to write a non-chronological report. We have just
done the plan.
David
In Literacy we have been writing persuasive texts;
we have done three so far. Now we are going to do a report comparing Skegness in
1912 with Skegness now.
Ryan
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