Tuesday was our Open Day in school and it was lovely to see so many parents and grandparents visiting the school. There were lots of activities and creativity within each classroom:
Reception: A group of children performed in their role play construction area
Booking their holidays in their outdoor travel agents, on a ferry, on safari
Year 1: Life cycle of a chick
Collage the life cycle of a chick
Writing a creative story about a lost chick
They also had their real life chicks that had hatched the week before.
Year 2: Creating and making a Tudor house from the Great Fire of London
A diary of Samuel Pepys and the Great Fire of London shown on a time line
Looking for 3D shapes in their outdoor area
Year 3: Making Roald Dahl characters in puppets and producing a show
Creating our own illustrations in the style of Quentin Blake
Watercolouring pictures to decorate the front of new topic books
Year 4: Made puppets Queen Gertrude and Aphelia from Shakespeare's Hamlet
Looking at how Romans built houses, what food they ate and the type of
medicine
Made peasant family signs that would have been used to advertise their
businesses
Year 5: Made evacuee suitcases and put in items that would have been packed by
children
Evacuee identity cards and tags
Performed in the Goodnight Mister Tom role play area
Compared a WWII suitcase to a modern day suitcase
Year 6: Numeracy skills - Children given a budget of £2,500 and they had to buy
sports equipment and subtract this from their budget
Plan their favourite meal and make it using collage on a plate
Design a polysterene tyle with a 'Dazzling decade' theme and printing onto
paper to decorate topic front covers
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