Shape week

The children have revised the names and properties of 2 d shapes and explored 3 d shapes this week.

                  

Class 2 Weekly Update 08/02/2019

This week in English the children have been reading some lovely stories together in their RWI groups. Some groups have been reading about Pirates, some about bath times and others about play days. They have all read ever so well and are more readily recognising that answers to comprehension questions can sometimes be retrieved from a text. The children have been assessed on their phonics and some children have been moved on to different stages of the RWI scheme. We have also done an independent write linked directly to our Victorian school experience we had at Blists Hill. The children have also been doing some work based on our class story ‘Beegu.’ They have been using adjectives to describe both feelings and appearances of the characters during different stages of the story. The children’s repertoire of vocabulary is flourishing more and more by the day.
In Maths the children have been learning more about adding and subtracting. By using partitioning they have been working systematically through their calculations. They have also tried to fully understand the concept of bar models. More work has been done on related facts and comparing number sentences involving addition and subtraction too. The children have also been assessed on their learning in certain areas through practical activities.
In Science the children have been looking at different parts of common animals. The children then used their knowledge of specific body parts to create their own creatures from a given criteria.
In Topic the children have talked about and written about their trip experiences at Blists Hill. They have also learned about the different jobs the children of their age (and younger) used to do in Victorian times. Not only has it been extremely thought provoking for them, it has made them realise that they may need to do a little more around the house to help you at home.
In PE the children have continued with both outdoor hockey with Embrace and games with Mr Sudlow. Please make sure that your children have the appropriate PE kit including outdoor trainers for a Monday and Friday.
Spelling lists have gone home today. Please see attached for our spelling list if your child has been off ill.
A big congratulations to Kyler for getting star trophy award for the week. He has worked incredibly well in all areas of the curriculum and has set a wonderful example in class.
Have a lovely weekend together and I look forward to seeing you on Monday.

Mr Mavin

Weekly News 08.02.19

Valentine’s Disco

Just a reminder that FOBS have organised a Valentine’s disco next Friday 15th February from 3:30 – 5:00 for all children in Nursery and School.  Please see the poster on class windows for more information.

Parent meetings

The booking system for spring term parent meetings for Classes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 will open on the website on Monday.

Class 1 and Nursery parent lunch

We are looking forward to Class 1 and Nursery parents and grandparents joining us for lunch next week.

Half term

Just a reminder that next week is the last week of this half term and School and Nursery are closed for the half term holiday from Monday 18th to Friday 22nd February.

Have a lovely weekend.

 

 

Class 5 spellings for 14/2/19

Yellow and Orange group

Community

Criticise

Define

Desperate

Develop

Embarrass

Equip

Familiar

 

Green group

Accommodate

Accompany

According

Achieve

Aggressive

Amateur

Ancient

Apparent

Appreciate

Attached

 

Class 5 update

Hi all, massive congratulations to everyone in class 5 for an amazing week! You’ve all worked really hard and have produced some fantastic work.

In English we have been focusing on letters. We started by having a brief recap around the features of this genre and discussed which features we may have to slightly adapt due to the setting of this piece of work. We identified that soldiers writing home during WW1 would be forbidden to reveal their exact whereabouts, or any other sensitive details about life in the military, as this could lead to a negative impact on the war effort if the information fell into enemy hands. After this the children picked the evidence they wanted to use out of the text so they could plan their letters. They wrote a first draft which resulted in amazing pieces of work and have since evaluated and started to edit their initial piece of writing, expanding on the work they have already produced. We’ll complete this on Monday before moving onto a diary entry for next weeks genre.

In Maths this week we rounded off our work on perimeter before moving onto looking at the area of rectangles. The children have worked incredibly hard on this and have shown a great amount of accuracy and efficiency in their work. Some of the problem solving tasks they have been working on required a large amount of investigative skills and they have risen to the challenge, producing some outstanding work that we will build on next week when we move onto looking at the area of compound and irregular shapes.

Just to note there will be a slight change of schedule next week due to our languages day visit at the Corbet school on Friday. Because of this we will be doing our weekly spelling test on Thursday 14th.

Have a fantastic weekend,

Mr Sudlow.

 

Spellings to be tested 15th Feb

Out 08.02.19

(to be tested on 15.02.19)

 

Words containing or

Out 08.02.19

(to be tested on 15.02.19)

 

Words containing ir

Out 08.02.19

(to be tested on 15.02.19)

 

Words ending with cial

 

Out 08.02.19

(to be tested on 15.02.19)

 

Words ending with cial

Y6 BLUE Y6 YELLOW Y6 GREEN Y6 RED

 

acorn

porch

forgot

North

short

thorn

 

HFW

that

look

birth

confirm

shirt

squirm

whirl

circus

 

HFW

any

birds

 

 

facial

crucial

special

partial

financial

official

social

artificial

praying

receives

official

beneficial

artificial

partial confidential

superficial

commercial

financial

provincial

antisocial

Class 6 update

This week the children have been doing assessments so have not had any maths lessons this week.

English

The children received letters from WW1 soldiers which they imagined were from a member of their own families.  They then worked on writing a letter back to the soldier in the trenches.

History

We explored the technology of WW1.  The children chose a weapon to research in more detail and produced a Top Trump card to show key facts about the weapon.

Science

The children learnt about the different structures that are in our lungs and how oxygen is taken through our body.

Class 3 weekly update

English – This week in read, write, inc the green group have been reading the story ‘Red Ken’ and the yellow group have been reading ‘Look out!’  The rest of the class have been working independently to add the suffixes ‘er’ and ‘est’ to an adjective, e.g. short – shorter – shortest and using these in their own sentences to show comparisons.

Maths – In maths the children have been using their previous knowledge and understanding of addition and subtraction to apply this to solving two-step money problems.  They have all worked really hard to decide which operation to use in each problem, discuss their reasoning and show all their working out clearly.

The children have also carried out assessments in reading and mathematics this week and they have all worked really hard to demonstrate their understanding in these areas.  Well done!

Science – This week the children worked in groups to look at a range of properties of materials, e.g. rough, brittle, flexible and discussed what each one meant.  Some were trickier than others and we discussed these as a whole class.  They then found some examples of each type of property, e.g. a waterproof jacket, a transparent window.

Spellings – To be tested on Friday 15th February

08.02.19

Have a lovely weekend.

Mrs Thomas and Miss Moran

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