Wednesday, 21 October 2015
Elm edit their writing
Having spent the last few weeks writing their next episode of the Mai-long saga, the children in Elm class are now sharing and editing their work with their partner. The reflectiveness and reciprocity is evident as the children work hard together to make their writing even more exciting!
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Elm,
literacy,
Miss Chau,
reciprocity,
reflectiveness,
Year 5
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Four Quadrant Learning Grid
This morning, Mrs Gradley's numeracy group were completing tasks based on describing position on the full coordinate grid (four quadrant). The children had to complete a variety of challenges including drawing shapes and finding the midpoints and points where the diagonals intersect and finding missing vertices of shapes and plotting the points.
Monday, 19 October 2015
Parents' Evening and Kidzania
Firstly, it was great to meet so many parents officially this evening at the consultations. Thank you for coming; we look forward to seeing more of you tomorrow!
Tomorrow we are going to Kidzania! Could you please ensure that your child is in class for 8.45am so that we can leave on time and that they are wearing a warm coat and have their packed lunch and some water (unless they are having a school packed lunch). We hope your children are as excited as we are about learning about different career paths and being an adult for a day!
Year 5 refresh Roman Numerals
This morning, children in Miss Chau's maths set refreshed their Roman numerals with different activities using a pack of cards. The children will be able to read, write and recognise numbers and numerals up to 1000 by the end of the topic.
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Brandon's Learning Challenge
Brandon Brown from Elm class has been busy at home completing parts of his Learning Challenge. He searched for the deeper meaning of the poem 'Caged Bird' and produced some very thought-provoking ideas. Well done Brandon!
Labels:
Elm,
Homework,
Learning Challenge,
Miss Chau
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Elm Venn Diagrams in Topic
In Topic this afternoon, children in Elm class compared the lives of the rich and poor in the Shang Dynasty against each other and also evaluated comparisons between their own, modern lives. The results revealed that actually many things which are present in our own lives started during the Shang Dynasty interestingly enough!
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Maple Chinese dance workshop
Maple had another fantastic opportunity last week - taking part in an authentic Chinese dance workshop, learning about the ancient traditions of ribbon dancing. They also tried out fan dancing too!
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