5H Big Friday Quiz!

5H enjoyed the BFQ today, with over 30 dojos to win! Well done!

Cross-curricular learning!

Today, 5M used an atlas to locate the place that the Muslim faith was founded.

3M Geography

3M enjoyed searching a map of the UK to locate rivers and cities.

5H Geography

5H enjoyed starting our topic on North America this week. We used the atlas’ to find major countries and cities and ipads to research facts.

Knowsley Safari

This morning Knowsley Safari spoke to use about how our little actions can impact on animals and nature. We discussed how to make more sustainable choices.

6MR – In Geography we have been learning about changes in our local area over time.

Treasure Hunt⭐️

This week we used our map skills to find the treasure which the leprechaun had left outside. We had o much fun, we all found the treasure!

Art Week 5H

This week we have been making Totem Poles in Art, linked to our North America topic in Geography.

Art week – clay sculptures

5M have made cross-curricular links between Art and Geography this week – learning about Totem Poles and then designing and sculpting our own.
We haven’t quite finished our sculptures yet, so watch this space for the end results.

Atlas work

Today, 4D were geographers. We used our atlas skills to find and label famous UK rivers.

Geography

In Geography this week, we searched a map for the countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea.

Year One – Geography

We enjoyed going on a ‘fact hunt’ today and learning all about life in Kenya. How many facts can you recall?

Learning about Autumn

We went for a lovely walk around our school grounds to look at the signs of Autumn. We noticed how the leaves are changing colour and starting to fall. We even had a little shake of a branch and watching some loose leaves fall! We used an information book to help us identify some things that we had found.

Learning about Autumn

Following our Autumn walk, we collected lots of Autumn treasure 🍂 we spent some time talking about what we found, and learning new words like conker, acorn and pine cone. We read some beautiful Autumn poems and talked about the rhyming words that we could hear. We then used magnifying glasses to explore our Autumn treasures.

Autumn colour drop

We built an autumn tree using sticks and branches, and then created our own autumnal leaves by dropping different colours onto our cotton pad leaves! The children made links to our autumn walk, and discussed the different colours we could use. We found it tricky to draw the coloured water up into the pipettes but with some practise, we did it!