This week has seen a great deal of team work and
perseverance through reasoning activities and maths. We have been learning how to measure
accurately, read scales and most importantly convert between different units of
measure.
Team work was put to the test on Wednesday when the class
were challenged to build the tallest and strongest tower out of just newspaper
and masking tape. Each group showed excellent communication skills,
determination and perseverance.
A special ‘Well Done’ has to go to
Phoebe, Conrad, Callum and Josh for the tallest and strongest free standing tower which was just
excellent, very well modelled on the Burj Khalifa in Dubai
I have been astounded once again by the writing skills of
Class 4 this week. You are in for a treat when
you come to Learning Conferences next week as their imagination, creativity and
range of language features just continues to grow and grow. We have been using a picture story book, set
in Mexico, to help us with our writing.
We used nearpod, an online program, to help us look at the pictures
and write responses to questions about character’s feelings at
different points in the story. Whilst I
am proud of every single child, a special 'Well done' must go to our wonderful
writers this week: Lily, Phoebe, Joshua P, Saxen and Emily Co.
We are all getting excited and prepared for World Book Day on Thursday and look forward to sharing the day with you, purely
celebrating the joy of books, which links to this weeks home learning task. Page numbers for the maths and English homework tasks are:
Year 4 Maths: Measures units (pg 42/43 ) English: conjunctions (pg 22/23 )
Year 5 Maths:
Metric Units (pg 44/45) English: conjunctions (pg
22/23)
Wishing you all a happy weekend,
Mrs McMillan





















