The children in Topaz class have been developing their understanding of reading genre. They fully accepted the challenge of matching all the key features to the different genres abs shown in the photos. Some were a bit tricky but they showed great resilience! Well done Team Topaz!
Onyx Class loved testing which materials were soluble and insoluble in water today. The classroom smelt like Costa, but the knowledge just grew and grew!
Excellent predictions, excellent fair testing and excellent Scientific attitudes! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Last Friday, Onyx class had the best time in their DT lesson exploring how compression works in bridges and arches. They linked this to the way igloos hold their own weight 🧊
They made their very own mini versions of different types of arch out of clay and tested whether they collapsed when the ‘key stone’ was removed.
As part of world religion day and our on going work on Judaism Opal class created their own Mezuzahs. First, we looked at what a Mezuzah is, where it would be place in the home and why Jewish people have Mezuzahs in their home.
Then, we created the box for our scrolls to go in using our cutting, folding and sticking skills
Then, we created our scrolls using paper and lolly pop sticks.We added some important rules of our class room to the scrolls before rolling them up and putting them in to the Mezuzah boxes.
Finally, we put our Mezuzah by our door like it would be in a jewish home.
Topaz Class spent the afternoon investigating the properties of materials. They worked very well as a team and used the apparatus carefully. We talked about why products are made of certain materials depending on their properties.