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1AI Air Treat

Date: 13th Dec 2020 @ 7:29pm

On Wednesday 9th December Air House children in 1AI were treated to an afternoon of Gingerbread Decorating in the hall.

Well Done Everyone!!! They looked amazing! Hope they tasted good as well...

 

The Elf Workout!!!

Date: 13th Dec 2020 @ 7:24pm

Last week Mrs Thewlis introduced us to 'The Elf Workout.' We had an amazing week doing the workout each day. Some children even requested it everyday! What a healthy, fit class we are:)

Healthy Bodies = Healthy Minds!!! 

Why not try it yourself in the Christmas Holidays!!! 

Bus Stop Division (with place value counters)

Date: 13th Dec 2020 @ 5:07pm

This week, year 4 have been exploring everything about divisions. On Friday, we focussed on how to divide using the bus stop method. We used place value counters to help us.

 

Can you practice this at home? 

Homework 11.12.2020

Date: 11th Dec 2020 @ 4:03pm

Here is the link to your homework for this week

https://padlet.com/y6homelearning/y6homework

Remember to attach any work you complete to this page! 

Or you can email it to y6homelearning@ravensbury.manchester.sch.uk

Active or passive?

Date: 11th Dec 2020 @ 3:53pm

This week Year 6 have been looking at past participles and whether sentences are written in the active or passive voice. It's been a bit tricky but after some practice they did really well.

Home learning for week beginning 14.12.20

Date: 10th Dec 2020 @ 12:58pm

Good morning,

if you find yourself stuck at home this week, do not worry, here is your learning for the week.

Click on the padlet to find your activities for each day. These are the same activities we will be covering in class so you will not miss out on anything. Stay safe and see you back in class soon.

https://ravensburycommunity.padlet.org/Year6learning/December14th

CC - exploring beam structures

Date: 10th Dec 2020 @ 10:00am

It's an exciting morning in 5HW today - in preparation for our bridge building, we're exploring ways of securing cardboard to create strong beam structures. We already know that square and triangular beams are strong shapes, and we've worked out how many folds we need in order to create one side with two layers of cardboard so it can be secured. We're exploring using split pins, sellotape, glue and plastic screws to fix our beam structures into shape. We're also practising using a stanley knife (under extremely close 1:1 supervision!) in order to cut our cardboard neatly to size.

We're definitely feeling confident in knowing which way to turn a screwdriver to tighten or loosen a screw now...helped by the rhyme Mrs Hodges still says to herself: "righty tighty, lefty loosey". Does anyone else still say that?! 

Difficult Divisions!

Date: 9th Dec 2020 @ 5:19pm

This week, year 4 have been learning how to divide using a numberline. 

To start off this tricky piece of maths, we created a human numberline using a skipping rope! The children have worked super hard, and are now tackling difficult divisions in their maths books. 

Can you use the steps to success to practice at home?

 

Homework 04.12.2020

Date: 7th Dec 2020 @ 3:56pm

Here is the link to your homework for this week.

https://padlet.com/y6homelearning/y6homework

Remember you only need to complete one piece of maths and one piece of English.

The spellings and times tables should be practised every day.

 

Home learning: week beginning 7th December

Date: 6th Dec 2020 @ 10:44pm

Good morning,

if you find yourself stuck at home this week, do not worry, here is your learning for the week.

Click on the padlet to find your activities for each day. These are the same activities we will be covering in class so you will not miss out on anything. Stay safe and see you back in class soon.

https://ravensburycommunity.padlet.org/Year6learning/December7th

Friday 4th December - Behaviour Star

Date: 6th Dec 2020 @ 2:50pm

This week in 1AI we had a girl who received the Behaviour Star!!! She got this star because she has shown great behaviour to all that her learning this week and has shown great listening and attention skills during carpet times together as a class. 

Well Done Darcey!!!

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas...

Date: 4th Dec 2020 @ 1:28pm

Today we decorated our Christmas tree with our own handmade ornaments. We sang songs and danced together. They looked beautiful but we thought it needed a bit more shine and sparkle. Do you like the Christmas tree?

We also learned about the Nativity some more today. Last week we built our own small world nativities.This week we dressed up and performed it! 

We love Christmas Celebrations in Reception. 

Christmas has started in Nursery!

Date: 4th Dec 2020 @ 11:49am

This week in Nursery, we have been very busy taking part in lots of Christmas activities! On Monday, we had a visit from Santa's reindeers, who left behind two elves, Sparkles and Elfie!! Sparkles and Elfie have been keeping a close eye on us all week. We decided that it would be a good idea to draw pictures of the presents we would like to give to the Elves! Not only that, but our Home Corner turned into Santa's Workshop!! We have loved wrapping lots of presents for our friends in class! Take a look at the video below to see what Christmas fun we have been getting up to!

Newsaper reports

Date: 3rd Dec 2020 @ 3:22pm

This week Year 4 have been looking at newspaper reports. We have looked at the features of a newspaper report and identified what, where, when, and who to help us write an introduction for our earthquake report.

Dance

Date: 2nd Dec 2020 @ 12:08pm

We're really enjoying our Dance this half term - the two main skills we're working on are 'mirroring' and 'retrograde'. We've explored mirroring side by side, facing each other (2m apart!) and in a line. It seems very easy when we talk about it, but making sure our movements are synchronised perfectly is much harder than we first thought! Retrograde is the dance technique of performing movements in reverse. 

Our the next couple of weeks we'll be putting the final stages onto our dance which incorporates these two skills, and is inspired by Victorian transport inventions. For now, check out this video of a perfectly mirrored step which is aiming to give the impression of a steam train. Well done girls!

Working with the artist to create Amazon inspired art

Date: 1st Dec 2020 @ 10:38am

In art, we looked at the artist Irene Guerriero. We took inspiration from her art and created our own artwork.

Foggy Foggy Forest

Date: 30th Nov 2020 @ 2:40pm

Today we have been practicing retelling the story 'The Foggy Foggy Forest". We have put actions to the words so that we can remember the different characters. Our favourites are definitely Goldilocks eating chocs and Red Riding Hood and Gran in a van. After we practiced re telling our story we completed our hot spot challenges. Some of us pretended to be the different characters in the book whilst some of us made puppets and practiced using our phonics to write captions to match the characters. 
Here's our retell of our story, we hope you like it...

Behaviour Stars!!

Date: 29th Nov 2020 @ 1:26pm

What a busy few weeks we have had in 1AI that I haven't managed to blog our Behaviour Stars for the last few weeks...

Here are our stars from the last three weeks:

Rayyan - Friday 13th November

Amelia - Friday 20th November

Abdul - Friday 27th November 

Well done to the three of you!!!yes

Hot Choclate Time!

Date: 27th Nov 2020 @ 2:57pm

The children have worked really hard this week so we thought they deserved a nice treat to end the week. Mrs Murton and I went shopping and we bought hot chocolate, marshmallows, twirls, chocolate biscuits, sprinkles and whippped cream. The children spent some of the afternoon drawing, reading and drinking hot chocolate. They absolutely loved it! Thank you Mrs Murton for making the hot chocolate, we loved it! 

   

Science Fun!

Date: 27th Nov 2020 @ 2:17pm

This week the children have enjoyed using their investigation skills to explore the properties of different materials. They have investigated  which materials are absorbent or waterproof and have been using scientific vocabulary to  compare them. The children have learnt new scientific vocabulary and now know that absorbent materials are porous and that waterproof materials repel water. Look at the fun we had!

The children can't wait for the new science lesson next week!

Learning from home

Date: 27th Nov 2020 @ 12:44pm

Hello Year 3!

If you are working from home, you are still expected to complete work each day. You will find your work on Padlet. I would like you to complete your home learning in your blue homework book. 

https://padlet.com/MissFaragher/week5

Foggy Foggy Forest

Date: 26th Nov 2020 @ 3:30pm

This week we have been reading the book the Foggy Foggy Forest. The children have learnt a special song and actions to help them remember the story. Can you guess which characters are in the foggy foggy forest?

Home Learning: Week beginning 30th November

Date: 26th Nov 2020 @ 12:53pm

Good morning,

if you find yourself stuck at home this week, do not worry, here is your learning for the week.

Click on the padlet to find your activities for each day. These are the same activities we will be covering in class so you will not miss out on anything. Stay safe and see you back in class soon.

https://padlet.com/y6homelearning/3011

Home learning: week beginning 23rd November

Date: 26th Nov 2020 @ 12:19pm

Good morning,

if you find yourself stuck at home this week, do not worry, here is your learning for the week.

Click on the padlet to find your activities for each day. These are the same activities we will be covering in class so you will not miss out on anything. Stay safe and see you back in class soon.

https://padlet.com/y6homelearning/homelearning

 

The Great Kapok Tree

Date: 26th Nov 2020 @ 9:22am

In English, we have been writing our own version of The Great Kapok Tree. Here is the story to listen to at home.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1Teb-_jTy

‘We create, We explore,


We care, We soar’

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