Crack the code!
Today in maths, we continued to learn about column addition with 4- and 5- digit numbers. We worked practically with place value charts and place value counters to show exchanges, […]
Category Archives: Key Stage 2
Investigating a Sheffield Artist
Linking with our Steel City topic Y3B have been applying their critical and creative thinking skills to investigate the artist Pete McKee. They found some fascinating facts and enjoyed applying […]
Greasbrough’s Got Talent!
Take a look at the video to see the finalists and winners! Well done to everyone that took part!
Applying our maths skills in creative ways!
Y3/4M have been calculating perimeters of 2D shapes this week – take a look at two ways they practised creatively! Did you know you could use a computer game to […]
Photo editing using Google Slides
This week, the year 4 and 5 Key Worker children had a simple introduction to photo editing using Google Slides. We chose a background photo from Google and looked at […]
Nos animaux de compagnie – Our pets
Furthering our French learning, we have taken a look how to talk about our pets! Y3/4M watched a video and practised their pronunciation, then created these posters to show what […]
Types of rocks
As part of our science learning this term, Y3/4M have been taking a look at the 3 different types of rock. Some children chose to research the types of rocks, […]
Money, money, money!
To help with our learning about money, Y3/4M have had a go at making different amounts using coins they have at home. Doing it practically with actual coins, helps build […]
Victorian toys
In the Victorian times, poor families would not have been able to afford to buy toys, so they made their own from bits of scrap material around their home. Y3/4M […]
Making a Victorian Thaumatrope
A thaumatrope was an optical illusion that became popular in the Victorian times. This was actually part of the very first beginnings of film and animation! Y3/4M had a go […]
