To link in with our metals topic, we have been writing explanation texts for iRobots. We began by watching an award winning short film about a robot dog and discussed things such as its movements, how we understood its emotions and its relationship with its owner. We then wrote an Read more…
We watched a short clip about a Lighthouse keeper. We then created the front covers to our books and wrote our own ‘Lighthouse keeper’ stories. They are amazing! Miss Gomm was very impressed with our writing.
We performed our assembly today in front of our parents, KS1 and KS2 and retold the story of the Hungry Caterpillar. We all had a special role in our performance which included dancing, singing and narrating. We have worked hard to learn all our songs and learn our lines, some Read more…
Here are a selection of Cedar’s fantastic pieces of artwork for the covers of their curriculum books.
This week Reception have been learning about the story, ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’. We have been reading the story and learning lots about it. In maths, we have been making caterpillars with repeating patterns. We found it a little bit tricky at first but we kept practising and now we can Read more…
When Miss Lomax got into school this morning, she found something strange in the school grounds. Year 3 went to explore. We found a really large outline of what looked like a body but was much too big and oddly shaped. We questioned what it may be and how it Read more…
Our new topic is ‘Beachcombers’ so we took a trip to the seaside and completed the FANTASTICS. This will help us with our class story ‘Winnie at the seaside’ and all our topic work.
This week we have been exploring the new books that we are going to be looking at in our English lessons this half term. We had to find some similarities between them. We noticed that they were all written by the author Anthony Browne and that in most of his Read more…
We made backgrounds for our new books. We blew the paint so it moved around the page. It made some fantastic effects! We have also started creating our Iron Man portraits. Stay tuned for more pictures…
Children found a chalk outline of a body in the school grounds. Although it had a body, two arms, two legs and a head, it did not appear to be a human body as it was really tall and wide and had strange shapes poking out. The children explored the Read more…