Class 4 used their Science lesson to investigate their 5 senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste and feel). They had to list all the things they could see, listen to and identify different sounds, put their hand inside a feely-bag and guess what was in there, smell and identify different scents Read more…
Class 4 have been doubling numbers to ten this week and on Friday, they played ‘Hit the Button’ to see how good their mental recall was. They were given a minute to see how many doubles they could find. The top of our leaderboard currently looks like this: Jola: 17 Read more…
In PE with Miss French this week, Class 4 were tasked with finding different ways to move across a bench. The children came up with a variety of different ways, including some Miss French hadn’t even thought of! Some of the them provided quite a challenge when it came to Read more…
The children in Class 4 used their knowledge of arrays to create an ‘array city’. They had to read the statement or repeated addition and then arrange and stick the correct number windows onto the skyscrapers.
Class 4 came back to school today to find a rucksack had been left in their classroom. They explored the contents and used their inference skills to work out who the bag belonged to. Thanks to some super questioning and some good detective work we discovered that the bag belonged Read more…
To celebrate Easter, the children in Class 4 took part in the Easter Bonnet parade on Wednesday. Miss French was very impressed by the creativity shown by the children (and parents!). Well done to all those who took part. Then today, we carried on reading the Easter story, finding out Read more…
As part of our linked learning about Africa, we have been exploring different animal patterns. This week we used pastels to create our own animal print pictures. Can you guess what animals they are?
Today has been Easter Drama Day in Class 4. We started the day with an assembly from the Rhema Theatre company, to tell us the story. We then took part in a workshop to act out some parts of the story. Then, back in Class, we explored the first part Read more…
As part of their learning about Africa, Class 4 took part in a drumming workshop. Iain, from BangDrum, came into school to show us how to play the djembe – a type of African drum. We learnt lots of different rhythms and used these to join in with an African Read more…
Paddington Bear visited Class 4 yesterday for our World Book Day celebrations. Mrs Brown had forgotten how to make his favourite marmalade sandwiches! So, after reading his story, we had a go at making marmalade sandwiches ourselves before writing instructions to help Mrs Brown remember. We also made Paddington Bear Read more…