World Book Day
The children had a great time dressing up as thei favourite characters from a book. They had a shared reading session with some key stage two childen. They also had a book scavenger hunt around the school.
The Owl Babies
Following on from the story the children drew pictures of their own Owls and labelled their features. First we did some research as a class about nocturnal animals. The children sorted animals that were nocturnal and those that are not. The children also drew their own story maps trying to reacall the main parts of the story.
Measuring Height
Working in small groups the children decided who was the tallest and who was the shortest and put themselves in size order. They wrote in their books who the tallest was and what position they were in size.
Wally the Walrus
This is a story about a Walrus that floats on an iceberg all the way from his home to Wales. On his journey he spots lots of rubbish in the sea. The children created their own posters to encourage people to stop littering our beaches and take their rubbish home with them.
Sorting
The children sorted animals that were nocturnal and those that were not.
Ordering
The children cut out pictures of the Owl babies and ordered them in size from smallest to largest.
RSPB big schools garden bird watch.
The children have been out bird watching daily. They are making tally charts of the different types of birds that they have seen.
Cutting out snowflakes
The children cut out their own snowflakes. We looked at the symmetrical patterns that they made.
Measuring height
The children worked in small groups to measure their height. They put themselves in size order helping each other out. They identified who the tallest and shortest were in the group.
Exploring with 3D shapes.
The children were playing and exploring with the shapes to find out what shapes stacked and rolled.
Mass
The children have been exploring mass. They used a balance scales and collected items from around the classroom to find out which was heaviest and which was lightest.
Capacity
The children filled different sized containers with cubes to find out which had the biggest or smallest capacity. They enjoyed counting the cubes.
Our natural world is diverse and dynamic, influenced by processes and human actions.
Ice experiment
On a wintry walk one of the children noticed the salt that had been put down on the icy paths and questioned why?....
So we sprinkled ice on to some string and put it in to ice to observe what happens
Ice Experiments
The children hammered and picked at the ice to find out what had been frozen in the cold weather.
Looking for Ice
The children enjoyed looking for ice and frost on a cold wintry morning.
Inside they enjoyed playing with the animals that live in the snow.
RSPB Big Schools Bird Watch
The children took part in the Big Schools Bird Watch. Each day they walked around the school grounds and made a tally chart of the birds they saw. They decided they would like to encourage more birds to the grounds so they made bird feeders and hung them up in different parts of the school.
Wally the Walrus
This is a story about a Walrus that floats on an iceberg all the way from his home to Wales. On his journey he spots lots of rubbish in the sea. The children created their own posters to encourage people to stop littering our beaches and take their rubbish home with them. This led us to find out about recycling rubbish.
Sorting materials
From Wally the Walrus we talked about littering and recycling. The children experimented with magnetic and non magnetic materials.
In P.E lessons the children have been exploring the climbing frame and apparatus.
They have been practising star jumps and landing safely.
The children made their own bird feeders to encourage different types of birds to our school grounds.
Wally the Walrus
The children created their own art work about Wally the Walrus in Tenby Harbour inspired by the artist Dorien Spencer.