Friday 28th April

MP2 History

We understand that each of our learners makes connections between their learning in different ways. Often that means that our lessons don't involve a traditional pencil and paper response, but more of a hands-on, creative way of learning. In history this week, MP2 used dioramas to represent a specific extinction theory and later presented their understanding of this to the class. They made salt dough to recreate their own trace fossils and experimented with creating a representation of a body fossil by soaking leaves to expose their inner skeleton.

Star of the week LB6 Week 2

For being a super good communicator during morning meetings describing how you’re feeling.
For being a fabulous communicator whilst retelling the story of Cinderella and taking on the different characters with the story props.
For being a risk-taker and working hard to begin communicating in English. You have been a thinker in phonics and are starting to learn some new sounds. Well done!
For being cooperative by helping and supporting his friends in class.


 
For being an inquirer in learning journey, fact-checking information about famous paleontologists and always being cooperative with his shoulder partner.
For your consistent resilience in your maths learning and a meaningful sustainability enrichment task. Great effort!
For being a super thinker in maths when learning about position and direction in maths with coordinates, symmetry and reflection.
For being risk takers and volunteering to be on the planning committee for the Y6 end of the year party.

 
For being risk takers and volunteering to be on the planning committee for the Y6 end of the year party.

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