We launched Day One of Science week with a fun, hands on STEM challenge. Who can build the tallest spaghetti tower?
We got a little competitive …
The winning team! Well done boys!
Category : Mrs Hebden’s Hub Class
What a great day we had, celebrating all that we love about books and sharing our favourite bed time reads!
We visited Asda to exchange our WBD Voucher for a book of our choice 🙂 and paid for it ourselves at the till. The ASDA staff commented on how wonderful our manners were.
So this is what Mario does when he’s not in game mode….
Mr Bean loves writing … and is excellent at it!
Peter rabbit loves to hop away from Mr McGregor and hide in the library…
Iron man loves being an inspiring player during the Tigers Trust games.
We love chilling with a book at bedtime, especially when her can share it!
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The Hulk smashed his reading today but luckily he was very careful when he turned the pages 🙂
Cracking, creaming, whisking, mixing, chilling, rolling, cutting, baking and decorating!!
We explored so many verbs in this weeks’ lesson following a recipe to bake biscuits as a gift for our lovely Mums!
All aboard!
Outstanding upper body strength!!!!!
We learned how to make this delicious recipe at school and want to try it at home too!
This week we have been learning about sketch maps and how to create a key. We then went into the school grounds to create our own maps.
We enjoyed learning about The Lunar New Year in assembly, reading stories in class and making Chinese dragons. Our favourite part though, was tasting the delicious prawn crackers that Mrs Robinson kindly cooked for us and tasting the fortune cookies that she brought in for us. Thank you Mrs R!
Great listening to our swim teacher, Mr Morgan!
Happy Swimmers enjoying quality swim time.
Developing strong kicking legs.
Great swimming on our backs too!
Finished with some Planet Dodgeball fun 🙂
This morning we enjoyed an assembly with Mrs Yardley exploring how to keep ourselves safer online.
This afternoon, we worked hard to design posters to show what we know as well as learning the story of the pop up gremlins and the very clear online message of ‘stop, close and tell’ for when we see something we do not like or are not sure of.