Y5 - Fire Needs Oxygen
This afternoon Year 5 learnt the ingredients needed for a fire and then explored how the volume of a glass determines the length of time the flame will burn for when in a closed space.
Well done!
Year 5 Computing
In our computing sessions this week, Year 5 learnt how search engines, such as Google, work.
Search engines crawl and index the web, use algorithms to rank content, and then show you the best matches for our search query.
Well done Year 5!
Y2 - Science
Year 2 had a wet but very interesting day visiting Bickley Farm. We went pond dipping and used nets to catch some water boatmen and dragonfly nymphs. We also looked at different habits and found some owl nesting sites.
Knowledge: Notice that animals, including humans, have offspring which…
Year 4: Partitioning 3 digit numbers
Children in Year 4 have been recalling and revising Year 3 Place Value knowledge and skills before heading into Year 4 Maths.
Y4: Predictions, Predictions, Predictions
Year 4 have been using illustrations from our new 'Pathways to Read' book to predict what type of text it could be.
Children were asked to discuss who the characters might be, where the story might be set and possible story plot ideas.
A super speaking and listening…
Y2 - Design and (Food) Technology
Year 2 have enjoyed making their own breakfast pancakes and writing the instructions for them.
Knowledge:
To select balanced combinations of ingredients.
Skills:
I can describe the taste of different foods.
Vocab: mix, stir, heat, fry, blend, taste, ingredients, recipe
Year 5 Sports Leaders
Well done to Year 5 who helped Year 1 on their circuit session in PE today.
Y2 - DT
Year 2 have been learning how to create a fairground wheel using axles and pivots.
Knowledge: I can create joints and structures from paper/card and tape.
Skills: I can choose materials that will create strength for my structure.
Vocab: pivot, axle, rotation, stability
'The Worshipful The Mayor of Ellesmere Port' visits Year 4
Yesterday, the children in Year 4 had a visit from The Mayor, Cllr Paul Donavan.
