Katie showed us little Victorian toys, which her Dad has found with his metal detector. She also brought in a book which helped her identify different toys which are known to be found. The boys especially loved the cannon, which the Victorians actually fired.
Thanks to Katie’s Dad for letting us see these super finds.
Hope you like our symmetrical pictures we made.
P2 painted symmetrical pictures, while P3 made ones on the computer. They then showed the P2’s how to do these.
The children have really enjoyed this website to practice making symmetrical pictures.
Some of the maths games we played in our groups on a Friday morning.
Holly was skiing last week in France. She showed us this week her gold award for skiing.
Well done Holly!
P2/3 learned about hand washing. We were able to use a special machine that shows if you are washing your hands properly.
First you put special cream on your hands. Next we had to go and wash our hands. When we thought we had washed our hands properly, we put our hands under the ultraviolet light. The parts on your hands that showed up very white, were the parts of your hands you had missed washing. Katie and James were particularly surprised how much white they could see on their hands!
Carly was absolutely fantastic spinning a hula hoop around her waist!
She was the only one in our class, who could do it properly. The rest of us need to practice a lot more!
P1 and P2/3 recently had a visit from the Fire Service and learned about the dangers of making hoax calls to the fire service.
Lynne followed up this visit and allowed the children to make supervised 999 calls.
Alexander and Rebecca did a wonderful job making a 999 call. Rebecca was especially clear when making her call!
P2/3 have been researching in pairs all about Queen Victoria using this website Queen Victoria.
They then have been using their notes to write and type an account of her life.
P2 have been counting in 2’s, 5′ s and 10’s and P3 have started to learn their times tables. Here is a website to practice great games.
P2/3 have been doing decoupage to decorate their scrapbook for homework. This was a popular activity in Victorian times. It involved cutting out pictures of your favourite things and overlapping them. A coating of glue was then brushed over to give a shine. Flowers were very popular in Victorian times, but we also stuck on our favourite toys.
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