19.05.23
Who can believe we are nearly at the end of another term? All the bank holidays and shorter weeks have certainly made May go very quickly although we have still managed to do a lot of work.
Thank you to everyone who came to our sharing assembly yesterday, the children were fantastic and I am incredibly proud of all of them for being brave enough to speak in front of all those people.
Over the last fortnight we have been busy finishing our Geography unit and producing some lovely maps of our walk around our local area. We then moved on to the Art unit that we showed you yesterday. For anyone that didn’t make it we read the book The Dot which is all about a girl who thinks she is rubbish at Art. She learns that even a dot is beautiful. We learnt some new doodling techniques that we practised in our sketchbooks before transferring our favourite ones on to a quarter of a dot. These then joined with 3 other quarts to make a whole dot. In addition to this we worked together to make a GIANT DOT that everyone of us contributed to, even Miss Nurse and Mrs Clist.
Splitting the dot into quarters was perfectly timed as in Maths we have been learning about fractions. We began by splitting shapes in half and then moved on to splitting amounts in half, both of these were quite simple. When we moved on to quarters it got a little trickier but we still did well. We had to cut shapes into 4 equal pieces and then split amounts of objects into 4 as well.
In English last week we did some very funny work about a book called The King’s Pants. This story produced lots of giggles in Tigers and we then designed our own amazing pants and made a job advert for a new chief pant picker for the new King. This week we’ve moved om to a much more sensible story of The Three Little Pigs. We are focused on locking the story order into our brains so that we can then try and improve it, we are all better writes than the real authors after all!
