Years 3 & 4 03.11.23
In the Nighthawks class this week, so far this term in English we have been reading Escape from Pompeii. Children have been using powerful verbs to describe what happens, as Mount Vesuvius erupts
In the Nighthawks class this week, so far this term in English we have been reading Escape from Pompeii. Children have been using powerful verbs to describe what happens, as Mount Vesuvius erupts
In our English lessons in Year Four this week we have been working on our whole school moderated writing project where we have been writing a personal reflection on a sunset. Here is Harry from the Nightingales piece of work.
This week in French, the Year 3s were learning about different transport. Here is Jake's work, matching the French to the pictures and then writing a sentence to explain how he came to school Monday-Wednesday, using his previous knowledge of French days of the week!
In Art, the Giraffes have created their own final piece based on Stonehenge. They’ve used water colours to create a warm or cold background and added a silhouette of the historical landmark.
In Year 4 we have been learning about the Romans. We learnt all about Boudicca, drawing pictures of what she may have looked like, after listening to a description of her from that time. Then we delved into the reasons why she stood up to the Romans.
In Year 4, the Nightingales have been reading Varjak Paw by SF Said in their English lessons. In this lesson we tried to initiate the style of the illustrations from the book to draw a city scene using charcoal.
This week in the Seals Class, the children began their art learning for the term. We saw pictures of lots of different sculptures and discussed Barbara Hepworth's 'The Family of Man'.
Here are Titan's super ideas on the piece of art.
In English, the Giraffes have started looking at our text called "UG Boy Genius of the Stone Age."
Molly has analysed the front cover to predict what she thinks will happen.
This week in English, the Seals have been looking at one of ‘The Lost Words’ poems ‘Heather’. On Monday, we looked at the poem in detail then had a go at drawing what heather looked like. Here are some fantastic examples from Arimai-Mya, Migle and Autumn.
Next years Nightingales were introduced to their new History topic, the Romans during transition week. As part of this we drew some pencil sketches of a Roman soldier. Here is a selection of what they produced.
This week in the Foxes class, in English, Alissa, Charlotte and Flora have written the first draft of their odes to their favourite food. From cookies and honeycomb ice cream to sensational pizza!
In the Giraffes, children have been practising drawing eyes. Once they had practised the shape and outline, children experimented with adding colours and effects, using a variety of media, such as charcoal, watercolour, drawing pencils, felt pens and oil pastels. The ideas will be used to design an eye sculpture, to be made later this term from clay.