Showing off our artistic flair in P2B!!

This week in numeracy we have continued to learn about equal groups and we have progressed onto relating this to repeated addition. In class we played a game were you had to find how many groups there were and how many in each group. We learnt this game at one of our carousel stations and have really enjoyed it. The game has been included in our homework for next week.
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In counting we have been learning to count in one hundreds up to 1000!! On Thursday we refreshed our memory of tens and units. We feel more confident with place value so Miss Boyes gave us extra challenge and we learnt about Hundreds, Tens and Units. We will continue to work on this!

Miss Boyes is extremely impressed with our learn its progress. We are saying our learn its as quick a click! Our learn its will be updated again to match our progress!

 

 

In reading this week, we read about the two Grannie’s from the Katie Morag stories. We had to work in trios to think about different adjectives that could describe the grannies.

Previously we have learnt to write instructions for a recipe and this week we were learning to write instructions for a different purpose. We learnt to write instructions for “How to Wash your Hands”.

To begin the lesson, we looked at some examples of instructions for washing hands.
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Afterwards we completed our plans and read our Learning intentions and Success criteria.
Our instructions were super and Miss Boyes was very impressed by how many different openers we used.

 

The P2B boats are complete!!! We have worked very hard on our boats and we have reflected back on our designs and mind maps every step of the way.

 

We were very excited to find out if our boats would sink or float. Our boats were a success and they did float in the water! We think this was because we used mostly plastic and not cardboard which would become soggy.
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Last week we looked closely at the illustrations in the Katie Morag books and then we sketched some of the images.

Rachel said the next step would be to “colour in the pictures like in the books.”

 

Therefore this week we used water colour to complete our artwork. To begin the lesson we watched a clip of an artist painting with water colour.

 

Then Miss Boyes gave it her best attempt and had a go at demonstrating this technique.

She gave it a good try but our finished pieces are definitely better.
Practise makes perfect Miss Boyes!

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This week was Catholic Education week in school and the theme for the week was Learning to be Merciful! We learnt about the story of the Prodigal son. Calvin, Kornel and Cameron acted out the story to the class and then we completed a comic strip to write what happened at the beginning, middle and end of the story. We spoke about the importance of forgiveness and were able to give examples of times when we have forgiven someone or when you might forgive someone.

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We have started to practise our lines for our assembly next week which will follow a technology theme.

 

Check out our blog to find out about everything we learn in Technologies week.

 

 

Have a lovely weekend!
Miss Boyes and P2B!

 

 

 

2 thoughts on “Showing off our artistic flair in P2B!!”

  1. Another fantastic week in P2B.
    I am amazed at how quickly you are learning your learn its. 🙂
    What a lovely idea to act out a parable to help understand it. I would love to see your comic strips when I visit your class next week.

  2. Another exciting week in P2B! So impressed with the floating boats.. Sinking materials are much easier to come by – well done boys and girls for finding the correct floating materials! Super proud of Orla this week for being a reflective learner <3 love that the prodigal son parable was made more relevant by exploring it though drama! Fab!x

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