Hello,
This week in maths we have been measuring length, mass and capacity. We used the rulers, scales and jugs to help us record our findings.
Home Learning this week is to visit a local park with your family or design your own park. We have been reading Percy the Park Keeper stories and will continue to read more of these stories over the next few weeks.
We are really enjoying country dancing and we are busy practising our routine. Next week we cannot wait to start maypole practise!
This week we welcomed Olly to Chestnut Class.
Well done to Simeon who has taken home Snowy. Simeon always has a brilliant attitude towards his learning.
Well done Ollie.P who is Star of the Week. Ollie has been busy persevering and concentrating with his learning.
We hope you enjoy the long weekend, see you Tuesday!
Friday 28 April 2017
Friday 21 April 2017
Week Ending: 21.4.17. Canal Boat Trip
Hello,
On Thursday we went to Rickmansworth Waterways Trust. We travelled on a canal boat, went on The Roger to see how the canal boats used to look and work, we opened and closed the lock gates and we also dressed up as Victorian children and had a go at doing the washing.
"My favourite bit about the trip was the boat because it wasn't going too fast. The driver was a safe driver" Michael
"My favourite part of the trip was opening the locks" Kara
"My favourite part of the trip was going on the canal boat because I liked looking at all the different animals you can find in a canal." (Bertie)
Today we wrote a recount about our canal boat trip.
Home Learning is to look for things around your home that you can measure as next week in maths we will be learning about different units of measurement.
We have started to practise our country dancing ready the May Day celebrations.
If you have a torch and are happy to bring it into school to use for our science experiment on Monday please make sure you have your name on it.
Well done to George who will be spending the weekend with our Learning Owl Snowy. George has shown great independence and perseverance with his learning this week.
Congratulations to Archie who is our Star of the Week for his brilliant risk taking on the canal boat trip.
On Thursday we went to Rickmansworth Waterways Trust. We travelled on a canal boat, went on The Roger to see how the canal boats used to look and work, we opened and closed the lock gates and we also dressed up as Victorian children and had a go at doing the washing.
"My favourite bit about the trip was the boat because it wasn't going too fast. The driver was a safe driver" Michael
"My favourite part of the trip was opening the locks" Kara
"My favourite part of the trip was going on the canal boat because I liked looking at all the different animals you can find in a canal." (Bertie)
Today we wrote a recount about our canal boat trip.
Home Learning is to look for things around your home that you can measure as next week in maths we will be learning about different units of measurement.
We have started to practise our country dancing ready the May Day celebrations.
If you have a torch and are happy to bring it into school to use for our science experiment on Monday please make sure you have your name on it.
Well done to George who will be spending the weekend with our Learning Owl Snowy. George has shown great independence and perseverance with his learning this week.
Congratulations to Archie who is our Star of the Week for his brilliant risk taking on the canal boat trip.
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