This afternoon, Crew Shields have been working hard on their addition and remembering to exchange when needed.
Really impressed with Lacey P who has shown great resilience when working out tricky problems.
Arithmetic – Addition
The more you read, the more you will know…
This is certainly the case in Year 5 and 6 at Carcroft. This morning during an Expeditionary Reading Lesson, the pupils were continuing to develop their knowledge and understanding of their Science Case Study as part of this term’s expedition whilst continuing to consolidate their reading skills at the same time.
I was particularly impressed by the way in which the children were working hard to get smart with their shoulder partners and they were also demonstrating real kindness towards one another too. They were really listening to one another and taking turns to share their opinions and viewpoints.
I also spotted pupils text marking to support them with their summary statement and children using their purple pens to self critique their work and make some changes.
Keep up the fabulous work UKS2- you are such fabulous role models for our younger pupils.
Tuesdays crew challenge
Miss Marsh decided she wanted to wake up this morning by challenging us to a water crew challenge. We had to pass the water over our shoulder to a crew member who was holding a cup. Luckily no one got wet and lose much water in the process!
Thank you Summer for the great photos.
Fun Fun Fun on the UKS2 Playground Today ⚽️🏀🎾🤸🏻
A great Monday in MI
This morning Crew MI took part in their Caring Crew where we talked about who is in our family, who loves us and why our families make us feel safe. We worked in small groups to build back up a jigsaw using a variety of different families then we discussed what we noticed about the pictures thinking about what was the same and what was different. There was some great collaborative working during this activity which was lovely to see. We then drew our families, describing characteristics about each member, what they are like, what they do and what they enjoy. We then shared these things with the rest of the crew. During our debrief, we thought about what our jobs are as a member of Crew MI and we made pledges for moving forward. Crew was fantastic this morning! Great job Crew MI 🙂
In our expeditionary learning we took part in a grammar lesson thinking about figurative language. We explored similes, metaphors, personification and hyperbole. We worked collaboratively to build our own examples linking them to space and linking to the chapter we have been unpicking in our reading lessons.
A great day in MI, our HOWL score was 3.5 🙂 Lets keep this up MI.
Crew Welburn’s Exciting Expedition
Crew Welburn had an exciting week in expedition last week – we’d had a visitor in our classroom! The visitor had left some footprints leading around the room, which we used to draw a map, and he’d even been caught on the cameras! It was very exciting and we spent lots of time searching the classroom to see if he was still there!
KS1 Expeditionary Fieldwork
KS1 visited Lincoln Castle last week to witness first hand what lies within the castle walls. They had an amazing time exploring the castle, seeing the fire breathing dragon and making their own shields. it was wonderful to see the children so excited about their expedition, ’What lies within the castle walls’.
KS1 Book Bags
Could all children in Y1 and Y2 please ensure they return their books bags so we can ensure they all have their new RWI books ready for Friday 😊 Thank you!
Having independence in F1.
The children used knifes and forks in the home corner today to practice their cutting skills. They used play dough to roll out different foods and then cut them in half. We spoke about using both a fork and then a knife to cut. The children have really worked hard on this new skill.
Reminder: Staff Training Days
Thursday 22nd September – School closed to EYFS children only.
Friday 23rd September – School closed to all children.
Monday 26th September – School closed to all children except for those in EYFS.