He’s only gone and done it! After some struggling, Max has completed the rubiks cube!
This afternoon was a combination of PE with Joe Wicks and a series of Cube challenges! Were our children up to the test?
Every year traditionally Erin and Mam go to see a Christmas play at one of our local theatres. Unfortunately this year that isn’t possible but we were lucky enough to get tickets to see Theatre Space NE perform a lovely outdoor performance of Grimm’s Hansel and Gretel at Jarrow Hall 🎄
Year 5 had a fantastic afternoon making natural crafts using wood and wool to make a ‘God’s eye’ as part of our Festive outdoor learning. It took a lot of concentration and resilience but we got there in the end! It was lovely to see how proud they were of there hard work! Can double as a lovely Christmas tree decoration too.
It has been an afternoon of getting all dressed up, fun, dancing, games and food in Year 5!
The festivities have begun for Phoebe and her family, the tree is up and advents have been opened!
Eleanors elf, Buddy, came back today. I wonder what things he’ll get up to this year??
As part of our Computing STEM project, Year 5 have linked our work to our topic research. Using a range of skills, we initially researched Saxon villages and then used computer programmes to create our own thinking about land use and the demands of Saxon society. We finally evaluated the effectiveness of our own work as well as the suitability of the programmes we used.
Year 5 had a great Children in Need day on Friday, here’s what they got up to!
In Year 5 we researched the different regions of Japan and created a range of resources linked to these using our independent researching skills; some of us created factfiles, some compared it to our locality while others created persuasive advertisements to get people to visit our region. We also considered if our sources of information were reliable. We listened to traditional Japanese music too!
