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Digital Week in the Stars

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We had a good week using many types of digital technology. We used the I Pad to take directed photographs in the garden and played many games and activities on the Promethean Board. We talked about many changes in technology, made tasty smoothies using a switch and watched a story using a QR code. We had fun using beebots with Miss Smith and making a telephone from paper cups and string (it really worked!) and compared it with today’s handsets and mobiles. Gaming safety was discussed and not to share information. We used technology to cross the road on our outing when we used the pelican crossing.

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50 Activities (29) – Chalk Art in the Stars

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We experienced making marks and pictures on the ground using chalk. On a dry day we will draw round a class friend lying on the ground.

We made chocolate nests and eggs to create a dinosaur jungle. They were a tasty treat at snack time.

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Stars April Fun Day

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We had a lovely outing to Kay Park where we enjoyed a sociable snack and played at the play park. We met the Beech class then fed the ducks. In the afternoon we had fun activities, with the upper primary, in the playground.

 

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Stars Class Planting Seeds

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We planted wild flower, sunflower and pumpkin seeds. We will keep them well watered so hopefully they will grow in to strong plants.

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IDL – Numeracy – Stars Class Dinosaur Dig

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Like paleontologists we dug in the sand to find dinosaurs which we dusted down with brushes. We counted what we’d collected and matched with the written number.

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Earth Day Activities in Stars Class

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We have done a few activities throughout the week to signify Earth Day. We discussed ways to save energy and recycling followed by a trip to the park where we did a nature scavenger hunt. We planted seeds and built a den in class. Inside the den we read a book by torchlight to show how difficult it would be to do things if we were short of electricity. We also made a microwave sponge which uses less energy to cook than in a conventional oven.

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Stars Easter Activities

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We did some lovely Easter themed activities this week. We created an Easter card, had a shapes treasure hunt and handled lots of different animals at the ‘Petting Zoo’. We had good fun following clues to find the Easter bunny and were rewarded by a chocolate egg from him. At science we did a ‘Humpty Dumpty’ experiment where we explored different ways to save an egg from breaking when dropped from a height. This was good fun. We joined other classes from the upper primary for an outdoor disco where we played games as well as danced. A good week has been had by all.

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FAOL – Whole School Project/Citizenship – Stars

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One of our Easter activities was decorated eggs. We made Mars Bar tray bake which we cut in to egg shapes. We then iced our egg and decorated it with sweets and sprinkles. We think they look great and will taste even better.

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IDL – Literacy (Stars)

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Whilst enjoying the sunshine in the garden we chalked sounds on the slabs and the first letter of our names.

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IDL – Expressive Arts (Stars)

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We chose what colours we wanted to create personalised handprint dinosaurs. We thought they looked very like a stegosaurus.

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