We have been looking at the parts of a plant. Ask us what we know about all these these scientific words: stem, leaf, flower, roots.
We drew some daffodils. We made models of the daffodils AND THEN we wrote labels for our pictures and models. We put them up on the wall in a fantastic display.
We made long, long, long, chains of linking elephants and camels. It was the biggest count in the room! We counted more than 100. Look around for more things to count.
We also thought about what we find scary about monsters in stories. We read the story Where the Wild Things Are to help us think about monsters. Listen to the story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALmNPxNehYE
We had some great ideas. Can you think of any more scary things about monsters?
To celebrate World Book Day, we have looked at a different story every day.
On Monday we shared Jackson and the Hairstalk.
We drew ourselves with Hairstalks and drew and labeled all the magical things which might fall out of them.
On Tuesday, we shared My Big Shouting Day. We drew ourselves looking grumpy and thought of ways we can cheer ourselves up when we’re feeling down.
On Wednesday, we shared Perfectly Norman. We drew ourselves with amazing wings and wrote lots of the things that make us perfectly us.
Thursday was World Book Day, we dressed up as book characters. We shared the story Box of Tricks. We drew ourselves as magicians with all the magic things we would make appear.
On Friday, we had some stories to watch as well as lots of activities to do away from our screens.
Wowzers Red Class, another fantastic week of home learning. You are all doing so well, we’re really proud of all of you.
Here is some of the incredible work you have done this week.
This week we have been working on The Gingerbread Man. We told the story with lots of actions, we built up a story map with characters, labels and settings. We drew characters from the story with speech bubbles. Then, at the end of the week we made story maps with our own animals in.
We had a lot of fun with our magical maths remotes, the maths magic was so strong, I got very dizzy from all the spin buttons you were pressing!