Have I got your attention? If so keep reading, if not why are you reading this? If you are reading this it turns out I have got your attention after all.

Hi everyone,

Today I want to tell you about penguins and science.  The ‘kaboom’ is the sound of your minds being blown!

You know Miss Dale set us that sheet about Charles Darwin and the HMS Beagle? Well, I did one of the tasks to do with that, the one that you had to do a scrap book about your favourite animal. My favourite animals are penguins so I did a poster (I didn’t have a scrap book) about penguins. See what you think.

Next, I was going to tell you about science. Well, I did two of the kitchen science  tasks. I did the witches brew and the lava lamp experiment. They work really well. Hope there are more tasks in the future like it. Here are some videos of the experiments.

 

Is smoke coming out of you nose and ears? Then good because that means your mind has blown!

Bye everyone Joe.

Hi,

Today I was working really hard counting out money for my maths work. Mum was proud of me counting up the money and knowing the total.

I did some reading then I did a painting.

This is Vincent Van Gogh’s painting – Starry Night.

I wrote 5 facts about him.

Now I am going to facetime my friend Cassie. She has been in hospital but she is much better now.

The last 2 days I’ve been doing mostly maths, I’m finding the difference between numbers a little tricky so I’ve been doing more on that but I’m getting the hang of it a little more now.
I have also been doing more practice in halving numbers, that has been a bit tricky too.

HI everyone how are you all?

l am FINALLY posting my comic strip!!!!! You can see Marine  defeating the villain with her tidal wave 🌊! Making a comic strip made me realise how long it must take to make a WHOLE book! 📖

 

 

Oriana

Hi everyone!!!

This morning for the Decomposition task I chose a book cover📚. I identified 23 parts of the picture of the front cover. It was great fun and it taught me to look at things carefully👀.
Mena

Happy Big Thursday!

New Big Thursday learning grid on class pages.

Have a great day!!

In my garden at my mums house we bought a pump to make it be a water fall. It was already supposed to be a water fall but we hadn’t got round to do it. It looks really nice. It makes a lovely sound as well. I’ll put photos up tomorrow because I don’t have any right now and it’s dark outside. The water fall leads to our cleaner pond. We have got a dirty one and a clean one. We now that because when our dog goes in the pond he’ll home out dirty or clean. He mostly goes in the clean one thankfully. Hope you enjoyed my blog bye. By Orla.

Hi all Caspian is back.

Today I had a lot, and I mean a lot of brilliant maths. I got through it very well. It seems I am getting better at fractions and percentages.

My other lesson was to find out 15 facts about seahorses.

They are:

Their Latin name is hippocampus.

The males are the ones who get pregnant.

They mate for life.

They can eat up to 3000 plankton.

They die of exhaustion easily.

See ya tomorrow!!!

Hi everyone,

I didn’t write a blog yesterday because I struggled with my maths so was a bit cross. Mummy has helped lots and lots today so I did very well and understood better.

I have researched a lot about seahorses. These are my facts from my book and programme. Mummy and Caspian helped me too.

Seahorses are masters of camouflage.

A seahorses has no teeth and a primitive stomach.

They make a clucking sound when eating.

A seahorse’s eyes move independently.

A seahorses headdress is called a coroner. They are like fingerprints, they are all different.

Seahorses are terrible swimmers.

Seahorses have no scales.

The male carries the babies.

The female nods because she is in charge.

I love seahorses ❤

I also helped make lemon and sultana scones after I drew a seahorses for you.

Byee, see you soon. xx