Focusing on what makes an effective team using cooperation and responsibility.
Christmas crafts
We created some wonderful Christmas items for our grown ups!
If you were Charlie Bucket….
We used our knowledge of the text read so far to explain which offer we would take.
Attacking and defending
We focus on collaboration and communication, and how to create simple attacking and defending tactics.
Mental addition and subtraction
We used numberlines to jump to the closest ten. This helped us to find the difference effectively.
Formations
We used drama to show the different tactics and formations used by Roman soldiers. We looked at what a century is, catapults, battering rams and testudos.
Pollination
We used drama to show the process of pollination. We know why it is so important!
We ordered how excited parts of the text would make the reader feel. We used sentences stems to help explain our thoughts effectively.
Using alliteration in English
Comparing the Stone Ages
Team work…
We develop the skills required to make an effective team.
Pollination
We used drama to remember how pollination happens. We know this is the function of the flower.
Partitioning
We have partitioned a three-digit number to make mental subtraction easier. We know we can partition numbers such as 123 into 100 and 23. We showed brilliant collaboration!
Roman Empire weapons
We explored what a javelin, sword and shield was. We know facts about these weapons and applied this to create our own. The javelins are taller than us!
Changing statements into questions
We can use these rhetorical questions in our persuasive advert!
Organising sentences under sub-headings
We know that adverts need sub-headings to organise information. We organised a range of sentences under the correct sub-headings.
Partitioning
We used base ten to support our understanding of partitioning when subtracting mentally. We know to subtract the tens first, then the ones.
Using dictionaries
We were collaborative while using dictionaries. We searched for the definitions of: propped, striking, particular, scraggy, craning and suspense.