The previous week, Northern Ireland and England were learning about and describing the life teachings of Jesus using religious vocabulary. Their task was to act of The Good Samaritan or Jesus Feeding the 5000 in groups. Can you guess which story we are acting out from the freeze frame.
Congratulations to all the children in year 3 that have worked hard in Mathletics, TTRS and at lunchtime and have earned themselves certificates.
Congratulations to all the children in years 1, 2 and 3 that have earned themselves a certificate this week. Keep up the amazing work.
This Week Northern Ireland filled their marble jar. We decided to have some extra playtime to celebrate our achievement. Well done Northern Ireland.
Today Scotland Class got to show off their best moves during their dance party, which they received as a reward for great attendance last week. Well done Scotland!
Well done to the children in year 3 that have received Lunchtime, Mathletics and TTRS certificates. We are very proud of everyone.
In RE this half term Year Three have been learning about Christianity. This week Scotland Class learnt about the parable of The Good Samaritan and also acted out the story. We definately have some budding actors in our class. The children also enjoyed their non-uniform day today which they earned for great attendance last week. Well done Scotland Class!
Scotland class have been learning some more musical instruments in Spanish this week.
This half term Wales class have enjoyed some attendance-opoly rewards. We got to enjoy a story time with Ms Holmes, as well as winning 10 marbles for the class Marble jar. We had craft time which we made salt dough baubles. We made paper aeroplanes and watched a film with popcorn.
Today, Northern Ireland walked to Harold Hill Library. We had the opportunity to look through the wide range of books before deciding on a book to borrow and bring back to school with us.
Scotland Class were looking at the properties of different rocks in Science this week. They explored how brittle the rocks were, whether they sank or floated and also whether acid (they used vinegar) caused a chemical reaction when it was applied to the rock. They discovered that the clay was brittle, the sandstone and granite was hard and all of the rocks sank when they put them in water. The clay was the only rock that changed when vinegar was applied to it. They had lots of fun carrying out the tests and learnt even more about rocks.
Continuing with our RE unit on Judaism, the children in Scotland Class learnt about some items that might be found in a Jewish home, such as a Torah, Menorah and Dreidel. Do you know what any of these objects are?
