This week in Gascoigne class our
curriculum has been incredibly varied and very busy. The children have produced
some excellent fronted adverbial work in literacy as well as acrostic poems
about Thankfulness and Harvest. Each child was also asked to create a ‘plate’
that represented which foods they were thankful for.
We have continued to work on
Ancient Greek DT projects this week and some children have shown a real flair
for design and creativity. In addition, the children continue to impress our
visiting teachers during their vocal coaching and woodwind sessions.
Today our curriculum became more
investigative as the children were tasked with being scientists – testing materials
and their ability to provide effective sound insulation. They were absolutely
fantastic in their approach to working scientifically, taking time and care to
produce accurate and clear results.
Finally, when you rummage through
school bags this weekend you will notice the children have been given homework
for the first time. This includes a variety of tasks and information about the
learning taking place in class. There is no obligation to complete every task,
many are just suggestions that children can complete if they want to further
develop their learning in a particular curriculum area. Please just have a look
and discuss with your child.
Have a great weekend.
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