We were very lucky for Rebecca’s mummy to bring in their new litter of baby rabbits for us to see. We were very curious, asking lots of questions about the small critters!



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We were very lucky for Rebecca’s mummy to bring in their new litter of baby rabbits for us to see. We were very curious, asking lots of questions about the small critters!
Thank you for bringing in your beanstalks from home. We had a go at measuring the height that each beanstalk had grown to.
We have been looking closely at the flowers in our classroom and decided to create some observational drawings.
We have been having so much fun learning about how plants grow and change. The children took beans home over the Easter holidays and had a go at trying to grow their own beanstalks. We have spent the week looking at how to grow our own plant and the lifecycle of a flower.
This afternoon we spent some time looking at each others nocturnal animal habitiat projects. The children explained how they made them and how they used their knowledge of nocturnal animals to help design the habitat. The children (and parents! ) did an amazing job and have gained a wealth of knowledge!
Here are some photos of these amazing habitiats.
Year 5 ignited their Titanic project today! We were very lucky to have a visitor join us for the day. He brought in lots of artefacts from the Titanic and its sister ships as well as pictures of the Titanic. We even got the opportunity to try on lifejackets from that period! We asked lots of different, interesting questions about the Titanic so that we had lots of knowledge to continue using in our project!
Today year 5 spent the day exploring our solar system. They did lots of different activities including ordering the planets, drawing chalk orbits for the earth and moon on the playground and drawing diagrams to explain how we have day and night. It was a fantastic start to the summer term. They all achieved high learning zones, had lots of questions to ask about their learning and enjoyed discussing and sharing it with others!
We have had a great half term in 2c with lots of steps taken in our learning and lots of fun along the way! The children have truly embraced our masterchef topic, writing information reports about fruit, creating leaflets about how to grow plants and even using their play times to create dances and songs about healthy eating! There have been lots of calm pins achieved, high learning zones and lots of growing!
Enjoy your easter break and we look forward to starting our next project on nocturnal animals when we get back!
2c making their faces funny for Red Nose Day!