Well… that was fun!
We danced, we sang, we photoboothed, we wrapped each other in loo roll, ate lots of sweets cakes and crisps and got chocolate all over our faces trying to get it from our forehead to our mouths! Oh and then we had a snowball fight with loo roll and made snow angels.
Everyone had a fantastic time!
There are so many photos! So sit back and enjoy!
Our Christmas party was a little different this year. However, Y4SJ still had a wonderful time at their party in the classroom!
We danced, played party games and had a fabulous time celebrating together.
We all wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Y4SJ
One of Santa Claus’s elves paid nursery a visit and decorated our classroom for us! He also left games, festive stories, an Advent calendar, videos and songs for us too! We have been making Christmas cards and calendars and finding out about the Nativity story and acting it out.
We had lots of fun on pyjama day! When we came in the elf had left some lanterns, hot chocolate and marshmallows! He also left a Christmas chest that we had to leave until home time! When we opened the chest it had presents, candy canes and chocolate bars inside for us to take home! We finished the day with hot chocolate and watched Stickman.
Thank you Mr. Elf for a lovely day!
We had lots of fun on pyjama day! When we came in the elf had left some lanterns, hot chocolate and marshmallows! He also left a Christmas chest that we had to leave until home time! When we opened the chest it had presents, candy canes and chocolate bars inside for us to take home! We finished the day with hot chocolate and watched Stickman.
Thank you Mr. Elf for a lovely day!
One of Santa Claus’s elves paid nursery a visit and decorated our classroom for us! He also left games, festive stories, an Advent calendar, videos and songs for us too! We have been making Christmas cards and calendars and finding out about the Nativity story and acting it out.
Y4EM have been working incredibly hard in English this week using Jane Considine’s Writing Rainbow to help them create some fantastic sentences based on the text ‘The Matchbox Diary’. Everyone has been sharing some amazing ideas and the best sentences of the day make it into our shared story on the wall. Miss McCabe is so pleased with how well they are working! Well done Year 4!
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Nursery have been finding out about the Hindu festival of Diwali. They have acted out the story of Rama and Sita, danced to Indian music, made diva candles and painted mehndis!
In Year 4, we have been learning about the digestive system!
To understand it better, we recreated our own…
Firstly, we made a sandwich that we could pass through the model as we recreated the process. We flicked saliva (water) over the sandwich and chopped it up using our teeth (knife and fork).
After that, we acted as the oesophagus and transported our (very mushed up!) food into the stomach (sandwich bag).
Once the food was in the stomach, we added stomach acid (Coca-Cola) and contracted and relaxed the muscles of the stomach by squashing the bag until our food was unrecognisable!
Then, it was time for the intestines (tights) to take over. We squeezed the contents of the stomach down the intestines until it reached the final part of its journey! We released the muscles in the rectum/anus by cutting the end of the tights. Finally, the faeces was released!
We all had a great time recreating the digestive system and acted as super scientists throughout!
Year 4 SJ
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