Today we had great fun using a wide range of maths resources to develop our knowledge of place value. We looked at different ways of representing numbers in different ways and then had to compare them using < > and = symbols.
We had an amazing afternoon with Gemma the archaeologist learning about everything Stone Age from creating a human timeline to touching an actual mammoth’s tooth today! Everyone was hugely inspired by the artefacts that we explored and they really helped us to imagine what life might have been like 15,000 years ago!
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Today we met some new friends in class…..we will be getting to know them better tomorrow so watch out for news soon!
We have had such a lovely day today with everybody including some new adults all settling in to class well.
We spent the morning learning about how artefacts can help us to find out about the past by looking at and exploring a number of strange objects from Skara Brae, a prehistoric village in the Orkney Islands.
During the afternoon we found out about Stone Henge and have started to draw beautiful sunrise and sunset pictures using chalk and oil pastels.
What a great start to the term!
Well we have finally got to the last day of term and the end of a fabulous year! It has been a fantastic year with the most amazing class. I will hold lots of wonderful memories from the year and of all the lovely characters in 4LP!
Finally, I would like to say a massive thank you for all of my wonderful presents and cards. They really made me feel very special. The John Lewis voucher will come in very handy!
Have a wonderful summer holiday – have fun and stay safe.
Miss P x
This week we have been working on planning and delivering TV broadcasts to highlight the plight of our school field. Take a look below!
We had great fun today exploring the quantities, variety, weight and cost of Tesco and Co-op jelly beans to find out which chain offers the best value for money.
We discovered a number of really things after collecting, collating, presenting and interpreting the data. Add your thoughts below if you found out something interesting.
Today we went outside and hung up our fantastic bird feeders that we made for a home learning task. There were some amazing designs and features that showed how hard everyone had worked.
Today we followed in the footsteps of a fitter future by planning and then carrying out our own 5 minute fitness programmes. Each group planned for three levels of differentiation for those who felt particularly fit to those who were a little bit tired. Everybody really enjoyed the challenge and joined in wholeheartedly!
