In outdoor time today we practiced our motor skills and balancing skills by using beanbags. The children balanced the beanbag on their head, hand and then another part of their body. Balancing on shoes was tricky!
Mrs Price
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Counting Sticks
Balancing Bean Bags
1C Investigates: THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON.
Yesterday, our playground turned into a giant investigation zone! The children searched high and low to find jigsaw pieces, each one revealing a different possible cause of the Great Fire of London.
Once we pieced the clues together, we had some brilliant discussions – was the fire started on purpose, or was it just an unfortunate accident? After hearing all the evidence, our class held a jury vote…
 Verdict is in: 1C officially believes the Great Fire of London was an accident!
The children were so engaged and thoughtful – we were so impressed by how they worked together like real historians to reach a conclusion.
Lawn Tennis Association Programme
Animal Antics in PE
We had so much fun in PE, moving like different animals. We made a small sequence by putting 2 different movements together. Mason got our sports superstar sticker for being so good at this part. We ended with a game of ‘Zoo Escape’. Mrs Bubb and some helpers were the zoo keepers who had to catch the animals trying to escape. It was so exciting!
Super Settling in Week F2M
Which way to go
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? NO, it’s 1C!
What a wonderful day we had on Monday to launch our new expedition, “Not All Heroes Wear Capes: How can I be a hero in my community?”. We started the day by discussing our hero choices and why we had chosen our hero. We talked about what our dream powers would be and what we would do with them. We also talked about the real-life heroes we meet out in the world and that not all heroes wear capes and masks.
We have created a video to share with you, reciting the poem of “If I was a Superhero…” by Sally Grey. https://youtu.be/6VWHaOkkJGg
After lunch it was time for our Superhero Training Camp, we had to jump over hurdles, crawl under nets, creep around cones and not fall into the boiling hot larva.
To finish our day, we painted some tudor houses that we will use when we begin our GFOL learning.
Compassion in 4B
On the third day of Crew Week, the class completed some activities to demonstrate the character trait: compassion. We took part in the colour run to raise funds for the school as well as our charity the RSPCA. We also completed a kindness chain to display the kind acts we have done some far this year which we will hopefully add to as the year progresses. Finally, we decorated our own baby egg which we had to show compassion and care for to make sure it didn’t crack.
Well done 4B, we have shown what a kind and compassionate class we can be!
Miss Brown
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