As part of our maths learning, we made some pizza 🍕😋
We learned lots from making pizza and cutting it into fractions. It was good to be able to physically split up a whole into different fractions. And the pizza was pretty tasty too!
We made our own sauce from passata and other sauces. We spread this over a wrap and then added cheese. It was so simple.
We are learning Lean on Me by Bill Withers as part of our IDL work. Please learn the words at home and try to sing along to the tune on YouTube.
Homework WB 24.02.20
Monday – Prepare for your solo talk. Information on solo talk is on different sheet.
Tuesday – Complete the Mixed Numbers activity on the sheet please.
Wednesday – Our class assembly is next Thursday 5th March. We are organising a whole school event for World Book Day. In your jotter, tell me your ideas of how we can make this a fantastic event for pupils, parents and staff.
Thursday – Watch Newsround online and be prepared to have a class discussion about what’s happening in the news.
Every two weeks we have a music session with Miss Brackinbridge. We have been using different instruments. Some of them are the ukulele, the guitar and the glockenspiel.
Here is one group playing the glockenspiel.
Here is Auzair enjoying playing the guitar.
Here is Kasim,Zack and Zain playing the ukulele.
We learned about The Ride of the Valcory which was an opera performance. It was very intense and if you do not know what that is maybe you will know if you think about as the Star Wars introduction.
Mr Cook showed some of us how to play the guitar he was very good at it here is Aleeza playing.
We enjoyed playing with all the instruments and we learned new tunes on the ukulele.
We have been learning to play Samba music with Mr McCormack. We have learned about different instruments like the drums, bells, triangles and shakers. It has been good to experiment with the different instruments and choose our favourite to play.
We took our learning outside to play what we have learned so far. Check us out …
Well done to Abeeha and Rayan who represented our school at the Aphta event last week. Aphta stands for archdiocese primary head teachers association. Abeeha and Rayan spoke about their experience as a pupil in our school and shared their thoughts about religion. Both of you were amazing and the school are very proud of you 💜💜
