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We have just finished reading The Explorer by Katherine Rundell, so today they created a reading journal. It included a summary, information on the author and their personal comments. I think it is safe to say they really enjoyed this adventure story and produced some superb journals.
In geography we have been studying South America. We have learnt the names & locations of the 12 countries,identified physical and human features and compared to the UK. We learnt that lots of the world’s longest, tallest and biggest features are in South America.
In PSHE we have been looking at ways to look after our mental health. Everyone then made their own 'mental health' first aid kit with things that make them happy.
Molas are cloth panels that form part of a blouse for the Kuna women of Panama. They use a quilting technique called reverse appliqué to create the design formalizers of fabric.
The children chose their favourite animal and then used paper to create layers.
Rhine Class headed off to Bristol Hippodrome to watch the smash-hit London Palladium production of Joseph and The Amazing Dreamcoat. With energetic singing, superb scenery and creative choreography, it was such fun to watch. A perfect launch to our topic on Colour!
The perfect way to start our Carnival weekend! The children enjoyed learning and creating rhythms.
