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Autumn 1
Celebrating our Woodbridge star of the week winners for exuding responsibility last week.
Week 4 of our Autumn term, over half way already. This week in PE we practiced our long jump technique and then had a look at a video of the world record, which we couldn’t believe it when we saw how far her got! In English we have honed our skimming and scanning skills, learning all about William Kamkwamba and his windmill. In science we created our own switches, in DT we tested different joining methods and in computing we created named procedure codes! What a whopping week rabbits!
Week 3 in Rabbits class - This week we came up with our design criteria for our night like project, thinking about what it needs to be and who are we marketing it to. We completed our independent write of a non-chronological report all about rabbits. In history, we explored Richard Arkwright and his contribution to the growth of the Industrial Revolution, which included acting as one of his factory workers spinning some yarn. In science, we figured out how to debug incomplete electrical circuits and get more familiar with all the components that we come across in science.
Week 3 - here we are celebrating our star of the week winners, showing aspiration and pride! Well done!
Week 2 in Rabbits - we had our first Forest school session in the glorious sunshine. We completed circuit training in PE and then created electrical circuits of our own in science. We continued our English lessons learning how to use a dictionary to locate topic vocabulary for our next independent write. The rabbits loved fish finger Friday today with ice cream for pudding and we completed the week with a lovely relaxing reading session.
Week 1 of the new school year has been amazing! The new rabbits knocked down in Maths, getting used to the new scheme that Woodbridge have taken on. In English we explored the ins and outs of non-chronological reports, end the week today exploring using the conjunction ‘yet’. In computing we learned about the importance of accuracy in writing computer code and we ended the week with a lesson on the art of cubism!
