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Y5 World Book Day 2022, by Mrs Harris
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 8:28pm
Y5F and Y5B World Book Day......
Children watched World Book Day Live 'Using your imagination: Books as a way to imagine the impossible'.
With authors Nathan Bryon and Dapo Adeola, Simon Farnaby, Michael Morpurgo, Joanna Nadin and Rikin Parekh, and Nadia Shireen, students explored creating fantastical and improbable worlds for their stories
#WorldBookDay
Year 3 World Book Day 2022, by Mrs Harris
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 8:26pm
F2W - World Book Day 2022, by Miss Ward
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 5:10pm
F2W have had a fantastic day celebrating World Book Day. We all loved dressing up as our favourite character from a book. What characters can you spot? We have enjoyed reading lots of different stories, joined in with quizzes and games, listened to authors read our favourite books, created puppet shows and created own book covers and book marks!
F2K World Book Day 2022, by Miss Kealey
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 4:59pm
F2K have had a brilliant World Book Day! We have read lots of stories together and thoroughly enjoyed joining in with different reading activities throughout the day. Everyone looked incredible in their costumes and loved talking about their favourite characters from a variety of different books. What an amazing day we have had!
World Book Day! Y1C, by Mr Chamberlain
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 3:57pm
Year 1C had a fabulous World Book Day! They looked amazing! They enjoyed creating bookmarks and front covers for their favourite books, as well as listening to some fantastic stories during the day.
World Book Day! Y1M, by Miss Markey
Date: 3rd Mar 2022 @ 1:57pm
Year 1 have enjoyed some fabulous World Book Day activities today! They have discussed, drawn and written about their chosen costumes, designed bookmarks, talked about their favourite author, designed book posters, completed special maths questions and enjoyed being read to by Miss Markey and Mr Jones during the day (Our favourite book that we read was 'The Dinosaur who Pooped the Past'. We even had time to take some pictures of their AMAZING costumes! What a fun filled day we have had.
Mysterious sightings!, by Mrs Schultz
Date: 1st Mar 2022 @ 4:37pm
Something peculiar has emerged in our infant playground this afternoon! What or who could it be? What has happened? Watch this space to find out...
Year 1 Church Visit, by Miss Markey
Date: 17th Feb 2022 @ 3:28pm
As part of our learning in RE, Year 1 went to Our Lady's and explored the different parts of a church. The children were able to identify the altar, lectern, statues, pews, the Bible, the tabernacle, the font, a cross, the Easter candle, stained glass windows and the Stations of the Cross. Fr Michael was very informative and we had so much fun!
Year 6 - The Mayan's, by Mrs Harris
Date: 16th Feb 2022 @ 7:49pm
Year 6 had a fun filled day participating in activities linked to our history topic of 'The Mayan's' children participated in a workshop focused on all things Mayan focusing on: Mayan food, inventions, daily life and much more! Children also participated in a range of activities in the classroom including: designing a life and death mask, creating a PowerPoint presentation, designing their own Pok-a-Tok kit and painting. Year 6 had a great day!
Girls Football Camp, by Miss Flynn
Date: 15th Feb 2022 @ 1:45pm
The LFC Foundation will be holding a GIRLS ONLY football camp at Woodchurch Leisure centre on Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd February.
https://foundation.liverpoolfc.com/get-involved/holiday-camps/woodchurch
It will run from 10am – 3pm at £15 per child, per day.
The days will consist of high quality football sessions, fun games and small sided games delivered by highly qualified LFC coaches.
Link for booking on to the camp is here https://foundation.liverpoolfc.com/get-involved/holiday-camps/woodchurch
If you require any further information please get int ouch with [email protected]
What can we do in a minute?, by Miss Markey
Date: 11th Feb 2022 @ 2:14pm
In Maths we have been learning about time. Today the children were given different activities and had to complete them within a one minute time frame. We had so much fun estimating and writing our results!
The Dentist and the Crocodile!, by Miss Markey
Date: 9th Feb 2022 @ 10:27am
In English today, the children heard the story 'The Dentist and the Crocodile'. The children applied their phonetic knowledge to segment and blend words together and we discussed the different types of punctuation and their effect. They were also brilliant at answering tricky comprehension questions about the text and then used their new learning to write sentences using adjectives to describe the crocodile's teeth! Super proud of you Year 1!
Year 6 - Maths, by Mrs Harris
Date: 8th Feb 2022 @ 6:39pm
Year 6 Maths
Year 6 challenged themselves by calculating the area and perimeter of items within their classroom environment. They calculated how much it would cost to replace our classroom carpet or to replace our doors!! = £ £ £
Year 6 - Art, by Mrs Harris
Date: 8th Feb 2022 @ 6:38pm
Year 6 Art
Year 6 have created their own pieces of artwork based on the work of Eduardo Paolozzoi. They drafted then produced their final collages which represented themselves and things they love the most.
Year 6 P.E. - Dance, by Mrs Harris
Date: 8th Feb 2022 @ 6:37pm
Year 6 P.E. - Dance
Year 6 created dance moves to show the effects of bullying. They interpreted moves that showed loneliness, sadness and hurt related to bullying and the courage to overcome these negatives. They created their dance moves to a variety of songs including 'Fight song' and 'Stronger'.
Safer Internet Day - Year 6, by Mrs Harris
Date: 8th Feb 2022 @ 6:31pm
Safer Internet Day - Year 6
Year 6 spent some time this afternoon participating in 'Safer Internet Day'. Our focus was 'Respectful Relationships Online' . We discussed the meaning of respect and explored different ways we have fun online. We discussed how to keep safe online and what to do if someone is disrespectful towards us. Children then created their own recipes for respectful relationships online, we had some lovely ideas; a handful of respect, a cup of forgiveness, a litre of loving words, 10 sprinkles of understanding and 2 litres of friendship.
Year 3 and 4 Art and Craft Activity Club, by Mrs Harris
Date: 8th Feb 2022 @ 6:29pm
This week in art club we have been making clay pots using a coiling technique. We can’t to paint them with a design next week!!
English, by Mrs Schultz
Date: 7th Feb 2022 @ 5:25pm
Today, in English, we have been learning how to write lists. We had to choose whether we wanted to visit Africa or the Antarctic and then write a list of items to pack for our trip. We will be using commas to separate these items in sentences and then we will be using our lists to create 'list poems' later on in the week. I think Mr Ball and Miss Welsh have got a little bit confused with this task!
Mocktails!, by Mrs Schultz
Date: 7th Feb 2022 @ 5:11pm
Year 2 have been learning all about capacity and volume. We have been learning to read measurements in millilitres and litres. Last week, We concluded out topic by making mocktails. We filled a litre jug, using only 3 different juices. The challenge was to make sure each of the measures were different and had to add up to 1000ml/ 1 litre! We only had measuring cylinders that measured up to 200ml, so the groups had to work out how many they would need to fill to make up their chosen volume. It was tricky, but we got to enjoy our cocktails afterwards! It was worth the hard work!
Weekly Spelling 7.2.22, by Miss Flynn
Date: 7th Feb 2022 @ 9:15am
Computing Club 04/02/22, by Mr Chamberlain
Date: 6th Feb 2022 @ 6:37pm
In Friday's Computing Club the pupils had a fantastic time using the ChatterKids app to bring objects to life. Pupils were able to photograph objects and drawings and record their own voice to bring the objects to life. They learnt to edit the video and add stickers, frames and filters to make a finished product. Well done!
Clapping using rhythm, by Miss Markey
Date: 4th Feb 2022 @ 2:03pm
In Music, the children used clapping techniques to form different rhythms, using different tones of pitch and tempo. We then applied this technique when we performed the song 'In the Groove'. The children had so much fun singing and clapping along to the rhythm!
Sign Language Club - Year 2, by Mrs Harris
Date: 3rd Feb 2022 @ 7:02pm
It's Year 2's turn today. Another fabulous rendition of the 'Rainbow' song in sign language. Well done Year 2!
Sign Language Club - Year 1, by Mrs Harris
Date: 3rd Feb 2022 @ 9:30am
Year 1 Sign Language Club have been learning to sign their colours this week. This performance is just after 1 session! We'll have some fluent signers very soon! Well done! (Apologies for the camera wobble, Mrs Schultz was signing and filming at the same time!).
Sharing Books at Home, by Miss Flynn
Date: 1st Feb 2022 @ 12:02pm
Dear Parents,
As you know, reading together at home has astonishing benefits for children: comfort and reassurance, confidence and security, relaxation, happiness and fun. Giving a child time and full attention when reading builds self-esteem, vocabulary, feeds imagination and even improves their sleeping patterns. Is also shows them how important and enjoyable reading is- helping them become lifelong readers.
As of Friday 4th February, alongside your child’s reading book which is matched to their reading ability, your child will also bring home a book they have chosen to share with someone at home. This book will be referred to as their ‘share’ book.
Please return both books in your child’s reading pack each week.
Here are some more tips to help you enjoy story-time together:
- Ask your child to choose what they’d like to read. They’ll feel more interested in the story if they’ve picked it out themselves. (And don’t worry if they keep returning to the same story, either!)
- If you can, turn off the TV, radio and computer. It’s easier for both of you to enjoy the story without any other distractions.
- Sit close together. You could encourage your child to hold the book themselves and turn the pages, too.
- Take a look at the pictures. You don’t just have to read the words on the page. Maybe there’s something funny in the pictures that you can giggle about together, or perhaps your child enjoys guessing what will happen next.
- Ask questions and talk about the book. Ask your child to make predictions about what they think will happen in the story or ask who their favourite character is and why?
- Picture books can be a great way to talk through your child’s fears and worries, or to help them deal with their emotions. Give them space to talk, and ask how they feel about the situations in the story.
- Have fun! There’s no right or wrong way to share a story – as long as you and your child are having fun. Don’t be afraid to act out situations or use funny voices…
Please send in any pictures of you reading at home, so we can share them on our website!
Happy reading,
Miss Flynn ?
