This afternoon, we used maps and iPads to locate the rivers in Doncaster and the UK. We really enjoyed finding the River Don that runs through Doncaster and then expanding our search to finding rivers in the UK finding other well known rivers such as Thames, Severn, Ouse and Humber.
We have loved our afternoon playing rounders in the sunshine. I am very impressed with how quickly we picked the game up!
So far this week Rupert and Rosie have spent time reading with Sydney, SJ, Freddie and Lilly-Mae. Here are some photos of their adventures. Who will be next to read?
Charlotte was the lucky girl who got to take home Ruby to read with, we cant wait to hear and see what they have got up to!
This afternoon, we have been consolidating our knowledge on simple, compound and complex sentences.
Simple – contains one clause
Compound – joins 2 simple sentences together using coordinating conjunctions.
Complex – joins clauses together using subordinating conjunctions.
We are doing our best to fill any gaps on learning before we complete assessments next week.
During our expedition lesson, we have been annotating a poem about mining and unpicking vocabulary.
We had a book talk session so that we could discuss the poem and help with our understanding. In addition, we have generated phrases and words that we could use when it comes to writing their own poetry in preparation for our Summer final product.
Today we have critiqued Peter Thorpe’s artwork.
“I like that the rocket is circular” Riley
“I like the colours he has used” Rose
“ I don’t like that the rocket is dark” George
In maths we consolidated our knowledge of FDP equivalents and algebra. We really showed collaboration and that we have still got our knowledge from being taught this months ago! 🤩
