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We had a wonderful time sharing our favourite books together today. Our classroom had a high wellbeing and was so balanced. Well done 3E! We discovered some new books with interactive flaps and wheels to turn. We particularly liked ‘Imagine’ by Norman Messenger. It made us laugh out loud together when we made some new faces! 
Year 5 have had a fantastic day igniting our new project, ‘Who’s in charge?’ We have started our project by exploring how the Anglo-Saxons came to England, how they affect our lives now and what kind of leader Edward the Confessor was. In the afternoon, we re-enacted the Battle of Hastings and made our own shields, swords, spears and axes. The children thoroughly enjoyed this experience and had lots of fun!
This summer, we would love for you to have a go at some of these activities:
- Go to the library and join the summer reading challenge.
- Bake a cake with someone to practise measuring.
- Learn to tell the time on different clocks.
- Do lots of different sporting activities.
And then… bring in a photo or blurb to tell us about your summer!
Enjoy the holidays!
From all the Year 5 and 6 Team
This week we are reading There’s a Monster in My Book!
We read the book book outside and discovered the monster in the book had ESCAPED in our classroom! We went on a Monster hunt and the children wrote how many they found and then counted them.
The monster told us that he wanted to stay in our classroom and play. The children had one monster each who they named, loved, played with and talked to all morning! Here are some photos of all the fun we had this morning.
This little monster was read a story!
One little girl made her monster, called Daisy, a house. She then taught a Daisy how to play drums. She then put her monster in a Barbie car and made sure she had her seatbelt on!
Lots of children kept their monster in a pocket to keep them safe.
Playing music for his monster!
Making marks and counting how many monsters we found
