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With a Boo and a Bang!

Date: 5th Nov 2020 @ 3:10pm

It has been a spooky week in nursery! We have been celebrating Halloween with lots of creepy activities! We have rescued spiders from a bowl of wobbly jelly, made a witches face out of shapes and counted eyes balls, bats and skeletons in the maths area. We read the story "What's In The Witches Kitchen" and decided we definitely would not want to drink goblins wee - yuck! As well as Halloween fun, we also celebrated Bonfire Night by painting firework pictures and used some special scratch paper to create fireworks using lines and circles.

Dance and Art - We're Bright Sparks!

Date: 4th Nov 2020 @ 8:53pm

Welcome back to Autumn 2 in Year 3. This week we have started learning about Artists Georges Seurat and Henri Rousseau, we looked at their paintings and added comments about colour, form, texture and shapes. We expressed our likes and dislikes. We also started our first Dance unit, Dance around the world. It was great to talk about all the different styles of dance we knew and then we began to create a 32 beat motif based on 3 different dance styles, African, Indian and Street Dance. We had to keep in time to the beat and it was tricky, but a good first week. 

We also listened to the Fire Service Bright Sparks assembly and talked about how to stay safe around Bonfire Night. Our top tip is to hold a sparkler in a carrot or cucumber!

BLT Autumn 2 2020

Date: 4th Nov 2020 @ 1:22pm

Newsletter Autumn 2 2020

Date: 4th Nov 2020 @ 1:19pm

BLT Autumn 2 2020

Date: 4th Nov 2020 @ 1:08pm

Mud, glorious mud!!

Date: 4th Nov 2020 @ 10:04am

Platform pupils had a fantastic time in our Boundary Forest School.

We really enjoyed splashing in the muddy puddles!

We showed our great teamwork skills building a den and created a picture of a person out of sticks.

Sandwich making

Date: 3rd Nov 2020 @ 3:20pm

We had a great start to the new term this week, when we made our own healthy balanced lunch box contents. In the morning, we did a sensory taste test of lots of different types of lunch box contents (for example, tomatoes, sausage rolls, bread, cucumber). Then, we decided what crudités and sandwiches we would make in the afternoon. After looking at the EatWell Guide on the NHS website, we decided how we would make it a balanced diet. Next, we practised cutting using the bridge and claw method and practised grating with a grater. It was great fun in the afternoon making the sandwiches - but lots of children definitely need some practise spreading butter on their bread. We nearly ended up with some butter sandwiches (oops!). All in all, a lovely first day back and the children were really sensible and enjoyed themselves. 

Wow Walk! Looking for signs of Autumn!

Date: 2nd Nov 2020 @ 9:19pm

Luckily, Reception managed to dodge the rain and go for a walk around school today, looking for signs of Autumn. They explored the gardens to find out why there are lots of leaves on the ground in Autumn.

"They are all different colours...red, brown, orange, yellow" Alfie.

"They have died and fallen on the floor" Emily.

"In Autumn the leaves die and fall off the trees...they change colour...some still stay green" Leyton.

It's Electrifying!

Date: 2nd Nov 2020 @ 5:23pm

It was great coming back to school after our week off and we kicked it off with our WOW lesson on Electricity.

We had four investigations to complete:

  • Identifying symbols used to represent a bulb, buzzer, motor, cell (single), battery (2 cells), simple switch (open and closed), push switch and wires.
  • Creating a simple circuit with a bulb, 2 wires, a battery, a buzzer and a motor. 
  • Investigating insulators and conductors with sever objects: ruler, rubber, pencil, sharpener, scissors, mirror, paper clip, tinfoil and split pin. 
  • Creating a switch - we used a piece of card, 2 split pins and a paper clip and created our own off/on switch, where we added it to our simple circuits.

During our different investigations we realised that conductors of electricity (lets electricity pass through easily) were all made from metal materials. Amazingly, we quickly realised that the lead of the pencil would conduct electricity, which we thought was really cool! 

We can't wait to find out what our other science lessons on Electricity has in store for us!

Watch this space...

BLT Autumn 2 2020

Date: 2nd Nov 2020 @ 11:02am

Newsletter Autumn 2 2020

Date: 2nd Nov 2020 @ 11:00am

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Date: 2nd Nov 2020 @ 10:55am

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