Today, children in Year 6 have enjoyed their first full day of activities ranging from raft building, survivor, vertical challenge, giant swing, sensory trail and Jacob’s ladder. All the children showed great risk taking and set themselves goals of what they wanted to achieve. Lots of happy children this evening.
Y2 have been extending their computing skills by creating folders and copying files [and putting them into their newly created folders]. They then used an outline of the Queen (to fit in with our topic) and learnt how to use the fill tool to turn them into Andy Warhol style pieces of art. I can’t wait to see them all together, but here’s a sneak preview. I am so impressed by how much Y2 have learnt in such a short space of time!
An enjoyable afternoon playing out in the sun, followed by a delicious dinner and ending with cake for Albie’s birthday and Capture the Flag activity. All the children are now tucked up in bed as teachers wait for silence.
Sewing club did some FUNKY tie dying today. What do you think? Should we have a change in uniform?
In Reception we are learning the story of The Gingerbread Man. We have created our own stories using each other as the characters. We are looking forward to sharing our stories with Year 1 at the end of the week.
Today we took advantage of the glorious weather and have spent plenty of time learning outside. Children have learnt together to solve problems, find treasure and help each other achieve their aims.
When we came inside, we listened carefully to a story and identified lots of words with the ar sound in, which is our sound of the day.
What a way to celebrate our ‘show-off’ week! Year 6 showed fantastic collaboration and perseverance during their Bake Off competition and all the judges were pleasantly surprised with the presentation, taste and texture!
Year 6 – What skills did you learn?
Every Thursday the children in EYFS prepare a healthy snack for others. Today’s snack was toasted crumpets with a choice of toppings.
3. An orderly queue is formed!
4. Each child counts 5 pennies to pay for their snack
5. Crumpets are toasted (by the children)
6. Children add their toppings of choice
7. The crumpets are enjoyed in the sunshine
Two children in Reception decided to create a sign to advertise the snack shack and detail todays offerings and costs.
After a spot of lunch in the sun, Year 6 have arrived safely at PGL Liddington.