YEAR 4L (TURQUOISE)
Mrs Proud (Covering for Mr Lumley)Welcome to class 4D!
In this blog you’ll find lots of information about what’s going on in 4L and you will see that we work very hard.
Please view our blog for regular updates, photographs of what we have been doing in class and learning, general school information, diary dates and many other fun features.
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Mr Lumley
Our Class Blog
Are time adverbials important in instructions?
Let’s go fly a kite…
Week 1 30 Days Wild
The children in Nursery have been taking part in 30 Days Wild, the Wildlife Trusts' annual challenge event, where everyone involved does one wild thing a day throughout the month of June. This weeks activities have included hugging a tree, going on a slug and snail...
Run run as fast as you can
This week we have enjoyed acting out the story in both PE and on our big stage. We also made Gingerbread Man shaped biscuits. They tasked delicious and gave us some great vocabulary for our writing.
We are going on a big hunt
Linked to 30 days wild, we adapted ‘We are going on a bear hunt’ to our very own version of ‘We are going on a bug hunt’. We searched all over the school grounds and found out that bugs like cold, damp and wet places.
Sharing the holy communion meal
We learned about the purpose of the holy communion meal and last supper and then shared out bread and wine (juice) as a class.
Newsletter 05.06.24
Mystery Box The Viewer
Phonics minibeasts
We enjoyed working together to hunt for the mini beasts in the mud and then read the real and alien words on each one. We challenged each other to see how many words we could read in a minute.
Mini olympics
We had lots of fun in PE competing in a mini-olympics style session to debut our athletics skills.
Making George’s Marvellous Medicine!
As part of our new English unit, we are going to be learning about why George made such a disgusting medicine for his Grandma in Roald Dahl's George's Marvellous Medicine. Today, we had a try at making our very own! Yuck!
