This week, the Turtles decorated hearts which will be displayed at the Peterborough Celebrates Festival at Ferry Meadows in May. Their designs were inspired by nature, our school, our community and things we love and enjoy.
After our trip to the church Violet has used her phonics to write about what she saw.
In Foundation Stage we have been reading the Indian traditional tale 'No Dinner'. Look at the amazing writing these four Iguanas have done about the story.
In the Foxes class this week, in our English lesson, we have been working on the story WILD. Here is a piece of work by Chris, who explained why he would like to live in the wild.
This term, we have been learning about the layers of the rainforest. We have written our own non-chronological report, using the facts we have learnt.
Here is a piece of Science work by Lyra, comparing the results of our comparative test. We found that plants need soil, water, sunlight and the right temperature to grow healthy.
In the Turtles English class this week, we planned and then wrote an alternative ending of 'The Prncess and the White Bear King'. Ellis wrote a great alternative ending including lots of descriptive phrases,
In the Penguins class this week, our polar bear friends visited our local area and took some photographs. We used our phonic skills to write some words to match.
The Iguanas have been discovering how numbers are made up of other numbers. Here two boys are showing 2 different ways of making 5.
In the Foxes class this week, we are reading the Robot and the Bluebird at the moment and the children wrote a report about bluebirds.
Here is an example of some work by Rohan.
In the Wombats class this week we have been working on place value from 10 to 20. We have been looking at numbers made from 10 and a bit and recognising different representations of the numbers.
In the Chameleons' science lesson this week, the children have been using their knowledge of everyday materials to design a space suit. Here is some work from Florence.
