Friday, 15 September 2017
Kaspar Prince of Cats diaries
We have begun reading Michael Morpurgo's Kaspar, Prince of Cats as it is our author focus. We have also been recapping on what a good diary looks like. Following this we wrote diary entries as Johnny Trott on the day he hears some devastating information about someone close to him. Here are some of our entries:
Thursday, 7 September 2017
Marshmallow Igloo challenge
We kicked off our Frozen Kingdom topic by being given the challenge of constructing igloos from marshmallows and cocktail sticks. Here is how we got on!
We kicked off our #FrozenKingdom topic with the Marshmallow Igloo Challenge https://t.co/kJDKQxQGeo @cornerstonesedu @llanharanps— lps140club (@lps140club) September 6, 2017
Studyladder Homework
Online homework will be set on Fridays. Usernames and passwords will be given to pupils in their reading records.
For ease of access, the following links can be clicked to access your pupils' year groups login page. All pupils will need to do is add their password to their username.
Year 5 homework login page HERE
Year 6 homework login page HERE
For ease of access, the following links can be clicked to access your pupils' year groups login page. All pupils will need to do is add their password to their username.
Year 5 homework login page HERE
Year 6 homework login page HERE
Academic Year 2017-18 - Welcome back!
Welcome to a new academic year!
Our topic this term in Year 5/6 is Frozen Kingdom. This is a Geography based topic looking at the planet’s coldest places. Pupils will be learning about the Titanic; Captain Scott; Icebergs; producing Northern Lights art and music pieces and the history of polar travel.
In maths we will be continuing with the mastery approach to mathematics and will be focusing on number.
Our literacy focus is linked into our main topic as we will be studying Michael Morpurgo’s Kaspar, Prince of Cats. This is a story that tracks the adventures of one amazing cat from the Savoy hotel in London to the Titanic.
Our science topic is going to be material changes, focusing on solids, liquids and gases. We will also be looking at dissolving, freezing, evaporating and condensing.
Our PE days be on Tuesday and Friday. On Tuesday pupils will require PE kit for outdoors (trainers, tracksuit bottoms and a warm top), as we will be having a focus on striking and fielding activities. On Friday pupils will require PE kit for gymnastic activities (shorts and t-shirt).
Online homework will be given via studyladder on Fridays. Usernames and passwords will be written into pupils reading records for safekeeping.
Reading books are expected to be read with an adult at home everyday and brought into school on a daily basis. Reading journals will be handed out next week with pupils being expected to complete one activity per week.
We will be sharing our learning journey via our Twitter account @lps140club and our blog http://llanharanpsyr456.blogspot.co.uk
Our topic this term in Year 5/6 is Frozen Kingdom. This is a Geography based topic looking at the planet’s coldest places. Pupils will be learning about the Titanic; Captain Scott; Icebergs; producing Northern Lights art and music pieces and the history of polar travel.
In maths we will be continuing with the mastery approach to mathematics and will be focusing on number.
Our literacy focus is linked into our main topic as we will be studying Michael Morpurgo’s Kaspar, Prince of Cats. This is a story that tracks the adventures of one amazing cat from the Savoy hotel in London to the Titanic.
Our science topic is going to be material changes, focusing on solids, liquids and gases. We will also be looking at dissolving, freezing, evaporating and condensing.
Our PE days be on Tuesday and Friday. On Tuesday pupils will require PE kit for outdoors (trainers, tracksuit bottoms and a warm top), as we will be having a focus on striking and fielding activities. On Friday pupils will require PE kit for gymnastic activities (shorts and t-shirt).
Online homework will be given via studyladder on Fridays. Usernames and passwords will be written into pupils reading records for safekeeping.
Reading books are expected to be read with an adult at home everyday and brought into school on a daily basis. Reading journals will be handed out next week with pupils being expected to complete one activity per week.
We will be sharing our learning journey via our Twitter account @lps140club and our blog http://llanharanpsyr456.blogspot.co.uk
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)