Blog 24.3.23
Published 24/03/23, by Christina Farmer
Spelling - vague, league, plaque, fatigue, unique, grotesque, dialogue
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Published 17/03/23, by Christina FarmerTalk Homework - Learn your scenes
Maths - x2 x5 x4 x3
Reading - record your reading on Boom Reading
Spellings - anchor, echo, scheme, monarch, chemist, character, school, stomach
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Blog 10.3.23
Published 10/03/23, by Christina FarmerTalk Homework – Is a city good or bad for; Industry and economy perspective, the environment, the bees, the Varmints, the ‘Others’ Reading – Continue to log your reading on Boom Reader Maths – Practice x2 x5 
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Published 03/03/23, by Christina FarmerTalk homework - explain how to measure acurately.
Maths - x2 x5 x4
Reading - continue to record on Boom Reader
Spellings - basically, automatically, historically, specifically, frantically, logically, magically, publicly, dramatically, chaotically
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Published 24/02/23, by Christina FarmerTalk homework - discuss how you would treat a bite or sting
Maths - x2 x5 x4
Reading - continue to read and record on Boom Reader
Spellings - terrible, article, battle, possible, adjustable, settle, humble, example, struggle, capable
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Blog 10.2.23
Published 10/02/23, by Christina FarmerTalk homework - to have some quality time with friends and family
Maths - x2 x5
Reading - continue to read!
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Blog 3.2.23
Published 03/02/23, by Christina FarmerTalk homework - explain how muscles move when you do a movement.
Maths - practice x5 x2
Reading - continue to read and record on Boom Reader
Spelling - survival, personal, optional, arrival, natural, tropical, magical, metal, emotional, national
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Published 27/01/23, by Joshua PalmerThis week in Maths the children have been looking at fractions. They have discussed what the numerator and denominator are and how it links to parts and whole.
English - The children read some more of their power of reading book (Why the whales came?) and have been debating why the father should / should not join the Navy. The children have started to write a persuasive letter to the father trying to convince him either way. They have used some fantastic sentences starters and powerful adjectives.
Art - After studying the artist J Vincent Scarpace the children this week made their own clay fish. This was thoroughly enjoyed by all, and they look fantastic!
Global learning - As part of our Global learning topic the children debated whether whaling should continue or not. They looked at why people whale and what the whale is used for.
Spellings - build, describe, library, imagine, promise, ordinary, weight, suppose, recent, natural
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Blog 20.1.23
Published 20/01/23, by Christina FarmerTalk Homework - To explain to your adults about the bones in our body!
Spelling - obey, osprey, they, convey, surveyor, grey, survey, disobey, prey
Maths - x5 x2
Reading - Use Boom Reader to record what you have read
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Blog 13.01.23
Published 13/01/23, by Christina FarmerTalk Homework - To explain how we can partition a number in different ways to divide a number.
Spellings - vein, eighteen, weigh, rein, sleigh, neighbour, freight, eight
Maths - x 5 x 2
Reading - Continue to use Boom Reader to log your books
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Published 06/01/23, by Christina FarmerTalk homework - discuss different whales and anything you find out about them
Spellings - snail, painter, straight, waist, failure, fainted, claimed, chained
Maths - practice the x2 x5
Reading - continue to use Boom Reader to record your reading
Read MoreBlog 20.12.22
Published 20/12/22, by Christina FarmerYesterday we played our rugby interhouse. It was really fun, and Hugh won!
We have enjoyed DT today, we made our models of our engineering project by finishing our design. Then we got lots of junk to make our design. We also used a saw to cut some wood to attach our wheels to.
Today we also went to church and had a Christmas open the book with carols.
We hope you have a Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
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