YEAR 5/6 (ORANGE)
Mrs J ReadshawWelcome to our Year 5/6 class blog.
Our class teacher is Mrs. Readshaw.
On this page, you’ll find lots of useful information and posts about what’s going on in Year 5/6 over the course of the year.
Check in regularly for photographs of our fantastic learning and achievements.
Dream, Believe, Achieve!
Spring Topic
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Do bigger ears hear louder sounds?
The children wanted to find out whether bigger ears hear louder sounds? They used the science journal app to record the decibel level for their sounds for different sizes of 'ears'. They really loved making lots of noise way too much. The recorded their results on a...
Victoria Tunnel
You will have all heard about our fantastic trip to Victoria Tunnel. Today, we have been writing information texts to inform other classes about our trip.
Newsletter 26/11/21
Please click on the link below to view our latest newsletter: Newsletter_26.11.21
Interesting designs
Through our paper weaving we were not only creating interesting designs but developing our hand eye coordination, fine motor skills and pattern creating.
Powered by phonics
From single sounds, to cvc word building to sentence writing - Reception are trying so hard across the day with their phonics, both within play and in our phonics sessions. We are working on remembering which way round our letters go!
Hotseating the characters from ‘The Happy Prince’- such fantastic actors!
Egyptian Cinderella Stories
The children in 3M have been writing a retell of the Egyptian Cinderella.
Sequencing in Scratch
Abbasolutely Brilliant!
SINGING INSTRUMENTS Composition
Sounds like fun in Science
We’ve been learning about how sound travels. The children used tuning forks to create sound and see how vibrations can make a ping pong ball move on a string. The children learned how sound travels better through solids with the use of string and triangles. The...
Ancient Egyptian artefacts- what do they tell us about life in Ancient Egypt?
‘Seeing’ invisible sound waves in science
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