Tuesday 29 October 2013

Sikhism

Our topic in RE this year is Sikhism. We are very lucky in class to have two Sikh classmates who were nice enough to share some of their wonderful food and culture with us.

Thank you Dil and Kieran!

Can anyone remember which items of clothing Dil and Kieran brought in?
Can you name any ceremonies they might wear these clothes for?





Black History Month

Following on from our fantastic assembly with Mrs. Cameron, we have been learning about the history of black peoples this month. Take a look at some of our wonderful African-inspired art below.








We also had a visitor from a guest who taught us a traditional rain song!




After this, we looked at the history of black peoples in America. To contribute to our show assembly, we made an art display using four key words to describe the history of black peoples in America as inspiration for our work; slavery, segregation, change and acceptance.

Can you see which pieces of art match our four key words?

The Forbidden Corner

Here are some photos from our fantastic day out at The Forbidden Corner... more to follow soon!

Look at these monster's escaping from their underground homes!


My group looking very dry at the start of the day...
... and a little less dry at the end!
Joe & Jay found an interesting spot to take in the sunlight!

Tuesday 15 October 2013

100 Word Challenge

Our 100 Word Challenge starter for this week is:

... slowly the sky got darker...

Year 5, please leave your 100 Word Stories below.

Good Luck! Mr. Lee

Monday 7 October 2013

Mental Multiplication Games

Click on the links below to take you to some games for mental multiplication. Remember, if you are finding these games do not stretch you enough you can use the games on SumDog or come and see me.







Have fun,
Mr. Lee

100 Word Challenge

Last week in Literacy, we wrote some fantastic 100 word challenges. 

Our stimulus for this writing was 'His yellow eyes...'




Please look in the comments section of this post for some amazing examples of our work.

Mr. Lee