Our Dragon Stories

We have been using the story The Dragon Machine by Helen Ward as a basis for our learning this term. We have been learning about using prepositions, conjunctions and time connectives to add interest into our writing. Here are our stories. We hope you enjoy them!

Lockdown Learning 

Our PSHE Galleries are amazing!

12th January- Using our hands to do something positive

19th January- Things that make us happy including happy places

26th January- Calming Jars

2nd February- Happiness Boxes (Children's mental health week 1-7 Feb)

9th February- Hedgehog happiness and wellbeing.

      A follow up to the class story The Hodgeheg by Dick King-Smith

Our Art Galleries are superb!

11th January- Henri Matisse and complementary colours

18th January- Bridget Riley and Op Art

25th January- Using real coins, coin rubbings and the environment

1st February- Responding to the work of Kurt Schwitters

8th February- Applying knowledge and skills from this term's unit

Monday 4th January 2021

Our 1 day in school and we started to learn about using commas to separate items in a list, revised reading o'clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to times and started to begin to tell the time to 5 minutes.

In the afternoon, we found out about the artist Henri Matisse and created our own collage masterpieces in response to his work 'The Snail'. 

What a lot we have achieved in one day! Now it's time for you to show your parents how amazing you are at learning. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

Welcome back to Term 3!

We hope you all had a great Christmas break and are raring to go for term 3.

Thank you all very much for our kind gifts which were very much appreciated.

We're glad that we're able to be back in person rather than online and Term 3 looks like being a busy but fun term! Please do look at our topic jigsaw to inform you what we will be learning this term. Our topic is 'Animals Around the World' and has strong links to Geography and Science. If you have friends or relatives in far flung areas of the world, then please do contact them and ask for some photos of where they live.