We have been making different patterns and creating repeated patterns using two colours.
We sing the song, clap your hands and wiggle your fingers,
Clap your hands and wiggle you fingers,
Clap you hands and wiggle your fingers,
Now we’ve made a pattern!
Can you find any patterns at home?
Foundation 2 are very lucky to be involved with a MK art gallery project working alongside our wonderful artist Miss.Broome. Each week the children will be engaged in a real sensory experience which relates to our project. This week it was called light and dark.
Very high involvement levels making a large rocket firework! They all enjoyed mixing all the paints to make new colours. One person said, “Look red and blue makes a girly colour!” (purple)
We will continue to make this throughout the week. 💥
You achieved this because…
You always have really good well-being and involvement levels.
You always believe you can challenge yourself and you help others.
You have a big smile every day 😀
You are so polite and caring!
Well done!
Today we have spent lots of time converting our classroom into the ‘journey of chocolate’. We were creating a jungle area to show where cocoa beans are from. We then created a vending machine and a chocolate shop to show where we get chocolate from! We used lots of materials and had lots of fun creating our new classroom!!
Here are some photos from our day…
In year 3 we have had a fantastic two days back getting our classrooms ready for our project ‘Natural Disasters’. It had provoked a lot of interesting and engaging questions which we will try to answer before end of term.
Year 1 have made a determined start to the new half term. Their knowledge and enthusiasm for our new project, The Great Fire of London, has been astounding! It has been lovely hearing the children sharing the facts they learnt over the half term, it has provided us with a fantastic start to our project!
Yesterday we spent time collect our knowledge about how the fire started and how it affected the people and buildings in London! We discussed some of the reasons why the fire spread so quickly.
6a are on a roll!
Congratulations to the next member of our team to get his Strong and Powerful pin – you were the first boy, well done!
We have had a superb day back at Countess Way after half term. Our assembly with Mrs Higginbottom gave us a chance to remember the skills we develop in each year group and we have settled quickly back into being friendly, determined, calm, balanced and achieving Brooklands’ children.
I can’t wait to see what new learning this term brings! Here are some of the high learning zones I spotted this morning:
