Learning Gallery
In RE we have learned about Jesus' teachings.
In art we have studied the work of Alma Thomas and have created our own art work inspired by her and some American landmarks.
We wrote narratives based on Stanley Yelnats' last day at home before he goes away to Camp Green Lake
In geography, we have learned about physical and human features of the USA. We have also learned about longitude and latitude and studied different types of maps.
In maths, we recapped how to add using formal written methods and did some active learning!
In science, we compared gestation periods in mammals and lifespans of a range of animals.
In maths, we have learned to round to the nearest 10, 100, 1,000 or 10,000.
In English, we worked together as a whole class to create a paragraph that would be for a non-chronological report.
In geography, we learned about human uses of the Amazon River.
In English, we looked at some WAGOLL introductions to non-chronological reports and created our own using words and phrases we liked.
In geography, we learned about settlements in and near the Amazon Rainforest.
For our non-chronological reports in English, we learned how to use subordinating conjunctions.
For our non-chronological reports in English, we learned how to use relative clauses.
In maths, we have learned how to find more and less.
In geography, we learned about the layers of the rainforest.
In science, we learned about animal groups.
In maths, we learned about Powers of 10.
In geography, we learned about the locality of rainforests.
In science, we learned about plant reproduction.
In maths, we learned Roman Numerals to 1000
