This morning, Crew Thompson attended first aid training where we learnt all about choking and burns. We learnt about the two different types of choking and what we had to do when someone was choking. We practiced giving 5 back slaps and 5 abdominal thrusts to the choking person. We also learnt how we should treat burns and who we should call in an emergency.
Today we learnt how to keep our selves safe in school, at home and when in a supermarket. We also practised putting on bandages.
This morning we enjoyed a book in the library, it felt nice and chilled and we loved reading ”look up” especially because it was about space!
In the week Millie and Harlie took some pictures of them enjoying a good book in the sunshine after school. It is lovely to see the girls having a love for reading!
Adapting song/music @ Carcroft School
G28 Spanish Product @ XP Gateshead
We raised £34 for the Plover Pantry! @ Plover
For our reading entry ticket, we had to imagine we were the main character of our book. We had to think of what we had read in the previous 4 chapters and generate two truth and a lie about his experience so far. We then shared with someone in the room to find our lie. This activity really showed how great our comprehension skills are!
Yesterday, we continued with unpicking poetry (a song) and worked as mini crews to rewrite it and adapt the verses. We want to be able to generate as many ideas as possible so that when we write our own poetry for the final product, we have lots of background knowledge to pull from. Some great collaboration and communication demonstrated within mini crews.
On Thursday morning, we continued with a crew member showing some of their talents.
It was the turn of Kaitlynn who is an avid dancer. She often takes parts on comps and shares her successes the us.
After Kaitlynn showcased her talent, the question of the day was: Does Kaitlynn even have a spine? What do you think?
Today, in LKS2 as part of Crew, we celebrated World Oceans Day! We began by watching the clip below to learn all about what it is, why it is so important that we protect our oceans and how we can help.
We then shared what we had learnt from the clip and created a class ‘chotting’ sheet. We then used this to create our own ‘World Oceans Day!’ posters to inform others around school how we can protect the Worlds oceans. As you can see, we had lots of great suggestions such as, buy less plastic, put your litter in the bin, recycle, and use reusable bottles, straws and cup cases! We hope that people will consider our oceans more as a result!
