Pirates be warned in Y1/2B 🏴☠️
This week we have been reading ‘The Night Pirates’ by Peter Harris Pirates are always looking for treasure, so children drew and labelled their own treasure chests (looking out for […]
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Wish you were here in Y1/2B💌
We started our week by writing postcard from our favourite places to visit. Tuesday saw some cracking ‘Lighthouse Keeper’s Breakfast’ character descriptions… By Wednesday, We were designing our own seaside-themed […]
Busy Lighthouse Keepers in Y1/2B ⚓️
This week, children have immersed themselves in our Lighthouse Keeper stories. We have created invitations for the Grinling’s 200th anniversary party, created story maps (with conjunctions) and acted out the […]
Y1/2B Home-School Gallery
Fabulous cross-curricular learning has continued at home with our Towers, Tunnels and Turrets topic links. Our children planned, built and evaluated shields… We also had our own, personalised weather report…
Wacky Word Games crew go bananas
We had a go at playing Bananagrams tonight, trying to make words that were linked to learning or linked to our Towers, Tunnels and Turrets topic.
Y1/2B perform a story map
We created a story map to retell a familiar story, then used actions to help us to remember the sequence of events. Can you guess which story we are re-telling?
Y1/2B are advertising for readers…
In our ICT lesson we looked at recording an advert, using video and audio recording and iPad technology. The focus was our class immersive reading text, The Tunnel by Anthony […]
Spelling through Coordinates
In Year 4B we have been investigating coordinates, both describing positions and plotting. Today we have been using coordinates to practise our weekly spellings. We’ve loved findings new ways to […]
Y1/2B Hotseating – The Tunnel
Do you know who wrote the story? Our class got to do an improvised question time with the ‘author’ Anthony Browne. The children thought of some excellent questions on the […]
Y1/2B go through the tunnel…
Inspired by Anthony Browne, we went through a tunnel and what fun it was to imagine the adventure we could have on the other side! […]
