Valentine’s Disco – thank you!

Thank you to everyone who came along to the Valentine’s disco and to FOBS and other parents who organised and helped out at the event.  The total amount raised was £290 which is a fantastic effort.

Thank you again.

Weekly News 09.02.18

Lost property

We seem to have a mountain of lost property again including lots of things which do not have names in.  Last week we managed to match up a few items with their rightful owners. If your child has mislaid something, please can you ask them to check the lost property box next week. Thank you.

Bicton sport tops

We are missing quite a few of our blue polyester tops, with BICTON on the back, which KS2 children often wear for sporting events.

Clubs next week

Cross country and Brill club will take place as normal next Friday (last day of half-term) but there will be no craft club on Wednesday. Children may join colouring club on Wednesday instead, if they wish.

Letters out this week

Data collection sheets – KS2

Parent meetings – Class 1 (Date for parent meetings for Classes 2 to 5 to follow)

We hope you all have a lovely weekend.

Class 4 Update

English

We have studied what happens to Mr Tumnus in the story this week in preparation for writing police reports about his arrest next week.

Maths

We have continued our work on fractions by working on addition of fractions using bar models.

Science

We have studied the moon and it’s phases this week ready for our moon diary homework.

 

Moon Diary

Homework for Class 4 this week is to keep a moon diary by recording what the moon looks like each evening for 4 weeks.  I have asked the children to continue to hand in their homework every Wednesday so that I can check it.

Spellings to be tested on Friday 16th February

YELLOW

 

GREEN ORANGE BLUE RED PURPLE
bread

read

spread

tread

heavy

thread

weather

feather

leather

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

down

clown

drown

frown

crowd

crown

growl

prowl

howl

 

today

bay

pay

hay

pray

clay

may

say

relay

mouse

mice

goose

geese

child

children

man

men

woman

women

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

inversion

diversion

advertisement

reversal

conversion

extraverted

introverted

adverse

obverse

aversion

 

unicorn

union

duplicate

duo

duet

biceps

bifocal

biplane

biped

bicentenary

 

Class 2 Weekly Update

English: Green and Yellow group have been doing RWI this week, whilst Blue and Red group have been writing as the Big Bad Wolf, they have written a letter to the Woodcutter apologising for trying to eat Little Red Riding Hood and writing questions to interview the Big Bad Wolf to get his side of the story. In Thursday’s lesson the children were learning how to write lists and wrote a list of all the places Beegu visited before finding her mum and dad. Today the children pretended to be Beegu and have written brilliant postcards to Beegu’s mum, informing her of their time on Planet Earth.

Maths: The children have continued with subtracting this week. They have been finding the difference between two numbers and using the inequality symbols (< > =) to complete number sentences.

Science: In Science, we were testing a range of materials to what properties they had e.g. were they bendy, not bendy, waterproof, not waterproof, opaque, transparent, etc.

Geography: We had a great time in the woods for our Geography lesson, identifying the features of a British Woodland. Today we compared our findings to that of a jungle/rain forest.

Computing: The children learned how to open applications such as Microsoft Word on the laptops this week and experimented with the program.

Spellings: To be tested Friday 16th February 2018.

Spellings 9.2.18

Have a good weekend!

Miss Edwards

Homework

Please can the Year 2 children complete pages 2 and 3 of their Reading Practice book and page 8 of their Arithmetic Practice book.

Just a reminder that the Year 3 writing homework is due in on Wednesday of next week.

Maths – early subtraction

This week our focus story has been ‘The 3 Little Pigs’.  We have used this as a basis for our Maths.  The children have enjoyed singing songs such as 10 pigs in a bed and 10 Little Piggies went walking one day and have been able to say and show how many are left each time.

Over the week they have made up number subtraction stories using the farm animals, used number lines to count back and have a go at recording their number sentences.

 

Read, Write inc

This week the children have revised:  m   a    s   d   t  i  n  p  g  o  c k u  b f e l h sh ck r j v y

Focused on:  w, th, z, ch, qu

They have used these sounds to form words containing these letters,  for example:  thin, thick, this, zag, zip, chin, chop, chat, quiz, quit

We have also looked at some split digraphs this week:

a-e – Make a cake

i-e – nice smile

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Class 3 Weekly Update

English: We have been looking at the features of Newspapers this week, spotting features such as headlines, images, captions, past tense verbs and third person language.

The Year 2 children have continued with their Read, Write, Inc work and have done some writing linked to the stories they have been reading.

The Year 3 children have also been learning about quotes within newspaper articles and have role played creating their own and been learning how to correctly punctuate speech.

Maths: 

The Year 2 children have been going over addition this week. They have been using the greater than, less than and equals symbols to compare number sentences. They have also been learning how to use known number facts to work out other addition sentences – e.g. If I know that 5 + 3 = 8 I also know that 15 + 3 = 18.

The Year 3 children have been learning about position and direction this week. They have been learning about right angles and have been identifying these within a variety of different shapes and spotting angles which are more or less than a right angle. They have also been learning about quarter, half and three quarter turns as well as clockwise and anti-clockwise turns (see photos in below post).

Science: This week the children have been learning how muscles work in pairs. Their science lesson was linked to PE where they had to predict and identify which muscles would be used in a number of different exercises.

Geography: The children have been using an atlas to identify rivers in the UK. They have also been identifying the sea in which each river flows into.

Art: The children have been learning about Van Gogh this week and have created their own work inspired by his painting ‘Starry Night’.

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