Oven Bottom Cakes!
We are currently reading ‘Meet me by the Steelmen’ by Theresa Tomlinson. Just like our favourite characters Jenny and Stevie, we made traditional Yorkshire Oven Bottom Cakes. Once we had […]
Category Archives: Year 3/4T Learning Blog
NEMESIS – Improving Greasbrough Park
In Y34T, when considering important issues in our local area, we recognised the significance of reducing litter in order to protect animals. This formed the basis of our NEMESIS project. […]
A visit from ‘Reyt Good Illustration’
We were lucky enough to be visited by Andy of ‘Reyt Good Illustration’ who guided us through recreating his favourite piece of artwork, Sheffield Cityscape. We learnt some invaluable tips […]
Y3/4 Meet Theresa Tomlinson
The children of Y3/4 were delighted to virtually meet the author of ‘Meet Me By The Steelmen’ and were engrossed in the conversation with Theresa Tomlinson. All children used their […]
Meet you by the Steelmen?
Today, we embarked on a mini adventure following in the footsteps of Jenny and Stevie, the main characters of our class texts ‘Meet Me By the Steelmen’ and ‘Forged in […]
Christingle Creation
Y3 have learnt about the features which make up a Christingle and.m created their own ready for our Christingle assembly.
French Bread Pizza at cooking club
Tonight we made French bread pizza with a range of toppings. The children loved sampling all of the toppings first to see which ones they’d like on their pizza. We […]
ScabbaJack haunts Greasbrough…
To launch Y3/4’s new class text ‘ScabbaJack’, we invited author Peter J Murray to introduce the spooky story to KS2. Not only were we lucky enough to hear about the […]
Gymnastics
Some Year 3 and 4 children experienced gymnastics today. They showed a positive attitude, tried their best and gave all the activities a go. They tried the vault, track, beam, […]
Y3/4’s multiplication hunt…
What a fantastic afternoon at Greasbrough! To test our multiplication knowledge, we took part in a times table scavenger hunt across the school grounds. The objective was to spell our […]
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