All About Maple Music!
Maple have been working really hard in music. We have been listening carefully to the beat in different songs and using musical instruments to help us.
Maple have been working really hard in music. We have been listening carefully to the beat in different songs and using musical instruments to help us.
Maple have been very busy collecting and sorting different materials.
We were able to describe their properties.
We look forward to testing the materials soon.
Maple have been learning about weaving and making looms.
We read the ‘Rainbow Fish’ story then used our skills to make a fish.
We think they look amazing!
We spoke about Mental Health and what it means to us.
Pupils discussed how our emotions and feelings can impact our wellbeing.
We also spoke about things that make them happy and strategies to they could use to make them happy if they are feeling sad.
Strategies pupils suggested were yoga, being outside, talking to a friend or adult and yummy snacks.
Hazel Class enjoyed a little crisps, cake and chat.
This week Hazel class have been working on poetry.
We have started by focusing on adjectives, similes and haikus.
Below are some examples of the children’s fantastic work.
Well done Hazel class, great start to poetry.
For our Science lesson we made models of the Earth and Sun and practiced our vocabulary to describe the earth’s rotation.
During Art today in Rowan class we have been learning about the Artist Patricia Grieves and her designs of felt Art. The children have started to design their own butterflies and are looking forward to making them next week with felt.
Please see below a list of links to websites and other information that we have been asked to share by the local authority.
During Science today in Rowan the children have been learning all about the skeleton and how our bones and parts of the body help us. Once we identified the different parts of the body and labelled them we then went onto to do an investigation. The investigation was to find out if our femur actually influenced how far we can jump due to the length of our femurs. The conclusion was that it did not make a difference at all.