Woodbridge Junior School
Happy Children Inspired to Learn
Spring 1
Friday 14th February- The finished product!
Weds 12th February- As part of our DT project, we are making Viking longships. The brief says the sail has to double up as a shelter for the sailors on board and the prow must be retractable. These are our ships so far.
Wednesday 12th February- The finished pieces of work. How fantastic are these?
Tuesday 11th Feb- The Vikings - Raiders or Settlers? Work in progress.
Monday 10th February- Setting up our experiment to find out the best conditions for microbes to grow on bread.
Friday 7th February- The Eagles working hard on their NSPCC ROCKS challenge on TTRS.
Wednesday 29th January- We had a special guest today. Steel from Gladiators visited Woodbridge to talk about his ambition as a youngster to be a Gladiator. He came in our classroom to answer questions and to have photos taken with us. He was really inspirational.
Tuesday 28th January- In History, we had to pretend to be the chief of a small coastal village. Should the village surrender to the Vikings and work with them or fight them and refuse to let them take control. 6 people chose to defend their land while the rest decided they would join forces!
Thursday 23rd January- Our learning leaders showing the rest of us how to understand algebraic equations!!!!
Tuesday 21st January- Look at the fantastic Eagles writing algebraic expressions for the very first time!
Friday 17th January- Checking our Cracking Maths! We only have 3 mins to do our target X tables!
Monday 13th January- Drawing to scale as part of our topic on ratio.
Friday 10th January- Reconstruction Relay. We were all Saxon spies, spying on Viking sailing ships. We had a short amount of time to memorise details and then draw them on paper. We had to reconstruct the ship as accurately as possible from a drawing. Take a look at our wonderful drawings which were SO accurate.
Friday 10th January- Working hard on our GaPS practice adding parenthesis to sentences.
Wednesday 8th January- Look at the fantastic work we've done in Computing, changing variables in a computer programme.
