Geography | Plover School

Weather Reports

12th May 2023Rebecca Bubb

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Weather Reporters

12th May 2023Rebecca Bubb

Today we were getting better at comparing weather in the UK. We had a great time being weather reporters! (More to come on youtube)

Today in crew we were thinking about climate emergency and what that means. The children worked together to decide which things were caring things for our planet and which things were uncaring. The children then made pledges of what they are going to do over the coming week to help make our world a better place.

Mrs Price

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We are geographers

4th May 2023Josie Farrow

Last week, 4F enjoyed learning how to locate mountain and mountain ranges in an atlas.

3B are mountain experts! 🏔️

28th April 2023Laura Brown

This week 3B have been learning about the Earth’s composition and and how mountains are formed. We have also been using atlases to loacte different mountains and record their height and continent. Well done class for another fab week!

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Miss Brown

Local Area Walk

19th April 2023Amy Wood-Samways

Well done to F2W who successfully followed their map and clues to navigate their way around Intake this afternoon! We enjoyed counting how many shops/blocks of flats we could see on the way and looking at house numbers.
I was so proud of how smartly you all walked all the way round.

Miss Wood

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Making maps

18th April 2023Mrs Price

In expedition this morning we looked at different maps. We looked at Intake and added the places that we know onto it ready for our learning on Thursday. The children were really excited about maps and created different ones in provision including lots of pirate maps.

Mrs Price

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What on earth has happened here?

18th April 2023Mrs Graves

The classroom was a little bit upside down when we arrived in school today, because of the weird weather events last week. Fortunately, we worked well as a crew and got it all put back quickly, ready to start our SURVIVAL day!

We took part in different activities:

Night line trained us to give clear instructions to each other, in case of emergency.
Commando Joe helped us work together as crew
Shelter building helped us consider the importance of staying warm and dry
Floor is lava developed our agility and balance
Fire Building helped us to learn how to be safe if needing an emergency fire.

The day was great and there were lots of tired but happy children at the end of it, all excited to find out where our new expedition: “Earth Shattering Events; what happens when nature strikes?” will take us!