Good evening,
Firstly, I do apologise in the delay in getting this blog to you. Due to a technical issue at home over the weekend, I was unable to upload it when planned! Last week was great, and here is what the children got up to…
-Maths: we did lots more work on column addition and subtraction. We started to focus more on column subtraction where two lots of regrouping is required. This is really tricky but the children are rising to the challenge and I am so proud of them!
-English: we started our vocabulary focus for our stories with gardens topic. We used an online dictionary to find out the meanings of words we didn’t know.
-Science: we learnt the name of the main muscles in our body and where they are located.
-History: we learnt about how bronze was made in the Stone Age. See if your children can remember what this process is called (smelting).
-Music: we are continuing to learn the ‘b’ note on our recorders (I’m learning along with the children!)
-R.E: we retold the Annunciation and made our very own Angel Gabriels.
-P.E: we played a match of handball! We just need to remember all the rules now.
Notices:
FRIDAY 27TH NOVEMBER - Silly Socks Day organised by the PTFA. Wear your silliest socks for the day - girls, you can wear silly tights, or your socks over your tights for extra warmth! Please can we ask that the children bring in a donation of £1 in a named sealed envelope so no-one has to touch the money when it comes into school. Many thanks.
CHRISTMAS JUMPER DAY FRIDAY 11TH DECEMBER - we would like to invite the children to wear their Christmas jumper for the day to school - over their usual school uniform. We ask that this is a JUMPER and not a DRESS or SUIT or ONESIE. Many thanks.
I hope you all had a lovely weekend,
Miss Heim-Sarac
