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Spring Term

Today we experimented with making circuits! We found what did and didn’t work in a circuit as well as what would make a bulb brighter or dimmer!
In music we have been writing and performing our own anti-bullying raps!
We are proudly displaying our work on World War 2! We loved this topic!
This week we are learning all about recycling. We are researching the topic in order to write persuasive leaflets!
Today we used logo programming to control a turtle and draw shapes!
 
To try at home visit turtleacademy.com/playground 
This afternoon those of us who feel comfortable with short division had a go at teaching our peers!
As part of Blakehill’s 50 year anniversary celebrations we have taken part in a 1970’s dance workshop.
Today we mixed primary colours to make secondary and tertiary colours. We then used cold and warm colours to paint a sunset over the sea.
In art we have been painting using complementary colours, warm and cold colours and colour washing.
In science today we discussed whether objects are solid, liquid or gas.
In science we pretended to be molecules in solids, liquids and gases.
Today as part of our times table lesson we completed multiplication fact tarsia puzzles.
Today in maths we did practical activities and played games to help us practice converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions, as well as adding mixed numbers and simple fractions.
In English we discussed whether sentences used correct speech punctuation. We acted out a conversation, wrote it using speech punctuation then checked another group’s work.
In music we have been playing recorders.
Today we had a SCARF pshce workshop about how wonderful and individual we all are.
Today, we took blocks of ice and attempted to find different ways to melt it. Inside each block was a fortune cookie message. Some of us used body heat, others friction, others layers of material.