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• Room 1 – 21.11/28.11

  A double post from Room 1 this week! Week beginning 17th November we celebrated Book Week! Thank you for joining us on Monday afternoon to celebrate. We love our Bookbug bags, some of us chose to take part in a draw-a-long with the illustrator of My Pet Star ⭐ How amazing are our creations! We have also been challenging ourselves in literacy by blending sounds to help us play bingo!   We celebrated Wear It Bright Day! Well done to our brightest dressed pupil! This week we have been busy learning about unscrambling sentences, consolidating our sounds and working on …

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• Room 19

  Thank you to Abbey, Alexa, Grace and Paris for writing this week’s post. IOW This week we have been doing IOW (which stands for Improving Our Writing) . In our first week we did fragments of a sentence like “The dog walked” . We have been changing that into real sentences. In week two, we did run-ons. Run-ons are sentences that have no punctuation or connectives. We have been doing scrambled sentences which are words in a sentence that are jumbled up.  Maths  In maths we have been doing revision of adding 3 and 4 digit numbers with the standard …

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• Room 11

  Hi everyone and welcome to Room 11 class blog. For maths we have been doing symmetry /angles like an obtuse,acute,right For P.E we have been doing basketball and some workouts in the classroom as the weather hasn’t been very good to us recently.   By RC In Maths we decided to used our skills in  symmetry to make some 3D Christmas baubles which turned out really well. Our Christmas Concert songs are coming along really nicely but we need some help with one of them- Michael buble and Shania Twain’s version of White Christmas.  Please practise at home!    

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• Room 13’s week

  Hi all,   This week Room 13 have: Practised our singing ahead of the Christmas concert Completed our addition block in maths and have started fun card games in subtraction Completed another few games of Quidditch in P.E, where we looked to improve our teamwork skills and how to respond to defeat Had a visit from Room 1 who were so inspired by our fantastic Trojan War comic strips they decided to make their own! Learned about Hercules and his 12 Labours and completed an art piece on him that used our shading skills and practised what shapes to pick …

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  Newton Farm Primary School and Nursery Class

• Advent in Glow Blogs

  

  A couple of example sites both have a different primary age activities published every day. 25 examples of the H5p plugin. Example of using the Draw Attention plugin.

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• Evaluating your own practice (educators) – finding and checking information

  

  Assessing your own practice  It is important to not only develop effective information literacy skills but also to assess how these can impact our own everyday work. Understanding how information literacy development can bring positive benefits to our pedagogies and to our classrooms is a critical step towards embedding this into our wider everyday professional practice.   One approach to this assessment is to utilise an information literacy framework to measure the range and depth of skills at use in a particular setting. Formal frameworks (such as the Media and Information Literacy Alliance’s model) essentially provide the conceptual tools to break down information …

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