Year 3 have been investigating changes made to Doncaster by the Romans. We learnt that there was a Roman fort in Doncaster and there is even the remains that can still be seen today. We also learnt that the River played an important part in why the Romans chose to settle in Doncaster.
So today in Crew Haddock the children made their own ham and cheese sandwich. They did a super job at following the instructions. They were so careful when they used their knife to butter the bread and then cut it in half.
Today crew Frost have timed it perfectly in our phonic session by planning and executing another environmental walk. During this phonics session nursery focused on the weather by marking marks on their boards for what they could see and the way the weather felt. When we came back we practiced our Fredding skills by asking questions such as was it h-o-t? Then we used our think, pair, share protocol to discuss the meanings to the marks we had made for our outside adventure. The children loved the snow! Well done for another successful phonics session Crew Frost.
Crew McLoughlin have had fun in PE today, as they dived into a variety of inclusive and engaging activities. They have enjoyed the strategy and teamwork of New-age Curling, building communication and spatial awareness in Goalball and developing precision and control through Boccia.
Year 3 and 4 have had a great time rehearsing for their dance show. They have been rehearsing challenging lifts. Get ready to be blown away at the showcase in a couple of weeks!
In writing, we took on the role of Romulus for our hot seating activity. After he and his brother had a disagreement, we thought about what he would say to his people. Everyone used great expression and strong, loud voices. We are looking forward to showcasing our independent writing this week.