short film about magic flowers and vikings and a robot

His only friend is his precious pet cat, Goji. He’s a truly excellent member of the class, friendly, hard working in fact an all round good egg!!Įnglish – The children have been listening to a story called Bling, about a young boy called Billy Midas who believes he is a loser. Well done to Sam for his consistent great efforts in all he does. (Kara has been counting down for weeks and weeks …………. It came as a complete surprise, to find out that it was not one person’s birthday but two! So, we’d like to wish a great big Happy Birthday to Kara and Amy. Thank you to everyone for your efforts and donations which will be forwarded to Children in Need. What a fabulous, ‘Spottacular’ Pudsey day we all had. We were really relieved to find out that when we eat eggs, we’re not eating unborn baby chicks. Looking at more life cycles was the orders of the science work this week in particular that of a dragonfly and a bird. This was to replace the art that had been hung since the school was opened. We were given a very important task of producing some art work to adorn the display boards on the newly painted walls in the year 5 bay. With Mrs Dougherty being unwell, Mrs Baker came into class on Thursday afternoon. This led nicely to writing our own diary entry imagining that we were Dylan the main character in Paper Planes. Task three was learning two new super sentences Emotion word, (comma) and Noun, who, which, where. Looking at the features of a diary was our next task, reading from extracts of diaries and finding the features became task number two. We started the week planning and writing a film review of Paper Planes.

That’s got to be worth your favourite tea Lewis!! And to top it all he achieved his 6&9x table band. As well as reading beautifully to the whole class, with expression and different voices for the characters. He’s been ‘on fire’ contributing thoughtful answers in class discussion in English. We were all blown away by Lewis McCormick this week. No birthdays in class but congratulations to Lyndon and family on the birth of the new member to their family AJ (Alfie John) We each chose a mammal and completed the Life Cycle diagram to show the stages. Usually gives birth to live young (the platypus lays eggs, but is still a mammal).Mrs Roberts was really impressed at our knowledge of what makes a mammal a mammal!

The Life Cycle of a mammal was this week’s work. Imagining that we were a Viking Warrior our task was to write a diary entry of the raid. We discussed what we understood about a Viking Raid, made some notes and then completed a story board. We had to imagine that we had found a lost dragon, where we had found it, what it looked like, how it got there and what we were going to do to help it.Īfter watching some film clips of bedtime story reading, our tasks were to answer some questions and compare their similarities and differences.Īn online reading assessment finished the week. Well it was back to thinking about dragons. Square numbers were next numbers multiplied by themselves, which in pictorial representation, form a square. Also, 1 is not a prime number as it only has 1 factor itself. We learnt that all bar one of them are odd, 2 being the only even number to be a prime. We went on to look at Prime Numbers numbers that are only divisible by 2 factors, 1 and itself. They come in pairs, unless it’s a square number eg the factors of 25 are (1, 25) (5) 12 is the lowest common multiple (LCM)įactors of 24 are (1, 24) (2, 12) (3, 8) (4, 6) in other words the numbers that when multiplied together make a given number. The start of the week began looking at the lowest common multiples of numbers and the factors of numbers.Įg.

Short film about magic flowers and vikings and a robot