Monday, 23 March 2015

Coordinates practise!

Here is a link to a very challenging coordinates game. Start on the beginners level! https://www.mathsisfun.com/data/click-coordinate.html

You can also find a hidden ships app, (not so hard) but there is a small charge for it. Top tip: if you do an internet search, the website version is free!

Friday, 20 March 2015

Clay pottery

Sent from my iPad

Clay pottery

We have enjoyed getting creative this week and have made Roman clay pots.

Focusing on expression!

Practising following the script.

20.03.15 Oak literacy - play scripts

Today our literacy learning did't involve opening our exercise books! We spent the lesson reading through a play script. The clips might sound a little quiet, but the next couple of posts there will be some examples.

Oak Class wow words.

Mrs Rolls challenged the class to find unfamiliar words to look up in the dictionary during guided reading. We also searched for powerful verbs. Can you find more of these words in your reading book during the weekend?

Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Oak Classes Roman Pot Making

We really enjoyed getting a bit messy today!!

Building our Models

We put to the test our growth mindset, when we found a problem, we didn't give up, we tried to solve it.

Oak And Willow Class Designing their Roman transport

Design Brief: You must design your transport accurately remembering that it must be suitable for Roman roads, it will be tested to see if it can safely transport goods. Your transport must..
- Move manually
- support a load
- Be built using accurate measurements from Plan.
- Be built using basic materials

We will have to see how they do!

Saturday, 14 March 2015

Maths 13.03.15

Oak class tried pouring different quantities of liquid into a jug, before marking 0.25l, 0.5l and 0.75l on the scale of the jug. Later children helped to shade in the different amounts of liquid, and wrote in the corresponding fractions and decimals. Who can work out how much would be shaded for 0.1l?

13.03.15

Maths. Oak Class have been matching fractions to decimals, especially 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1.0.

Wednesday, 11 March 2015

Maths 11.03.15

Some children enjoyed reinforcing their fraction knowledge on the iPads today.