7 Red designed and made a fairy pot –
Small enough for a fairy.
A lid to keep the magic in.
A handle for the lid.
An attractive design/ pattern.
Thumb pot construction/ assembly.
I think 7 Red ticked all the boxes……
The Nursery children all agreed that fruit and vegetables are healthy and we set about exploring. First we used all our senses to explore a range of fruits and vegetables, talking about them using descriptive vocabulary such as furry, soft, wet, sticky, smooth and sweet. We printed with different types of fruit and vegetables, talking about the colours and shapes. We investigated which fruit and vegetables float and which ones sink and we have used our knowledge of shape and number to make fruit faces. Why not continue exploring at home and see if you notice any interesting fruit and vegetables while you are out and about.
As part of our Learning Means The World theme ‘Happy to be Me,’ we have been looking at our 5 senses and how we use each one. Today we focused on the senses: taste, smell, touch and hearing. We tried various different foods and used associated vocabulary to describe how they felt; whether we could hear noises when we were eating the foods; how they tasted and all of the different smells.
The children were amazing as everyone tried foods they had not tasted before. The sour- sweet was the best, we had some funny faces from that experience !
On Monday, after our relaxing meditation, we set our minds to creating a communication device for an evil genius. We used our science skills to create an electrical circuit and our DT design skills to plan our masterpiece! Our intention was to communicate with our loyal minions using Morse code, which was used during World War I and II to communicate in secret.
As part of our ‘A World of Bright Ideas‘ theme, 6 Blue have recently been creating their own range of greetings cards. We looked into the meanings of the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘trademark’ before planning our designs. The children printed the cards using embossed polystyrene sheets, rollers and block printing ink to create some very professional-looking end products. Well done everyone – here is a sample of some of the cards!
As part of our ‘A World of Bright Ideas’ theme, Year 6 have been busy planning a recipe, pitching it to the class and eventually creating a healthy snack. 6 Blue made breakfast bars and 6 Red decided upon fruit kebabs. The end results were fantastic! Well done everyone!
This week we have been using our knowledge of circuits to create communication devices. The children designed and created a communication device, for an evil genius using circuits that light up. Well done year 4!
7 Red investigated, designed and made a ‘bag for a fairy’.
It had to be small, light, waterproof, with a strong handle …. and look amazing!
Check out the Cottingley Fairy photographs …. real or fake?
As part of our current Learning Means the World theme, Inter Nation Media Station, we were introduced to a character named Top Dollar and his Nan. As he is taking Nan on a special day out, we were asked to design and make a t-shirt for Nan to wear on their day of fun. We worked hard to create our designs then had fun bringing our designs to life. We are all very proud of our designs.
In our new Learning Means the World theme, Inter-Nation Media Station, we have been introduced to some new characters. We used clues about famous rap star Top Dollar and his Nan to design a t-shirt for Nan’s big day out with her grandson.
We thought about her likes and dislikes, planned and designed her outfit before producing our final pieces.
Take a look at our creations!
