Cheetahs
Blog: Week in Review
June 25th
– 29th, 2018 by Jake & Lucas
Monday
In Maths we created bar charts to show our favourite sports,
colours and ice cream flavours. In English we created a character description
of a person living in Skara Brae- a Neolithic village in the Orkney Isles. In
the afternoon we made drawings of Stone Age animals using chalk and charcoal.
Tuesday
In maths we created pictograms and discussed the importance of
using a key. In English we planned a diary extract using a flowchart. In the
afternoon we practiced our parts for the school play. Some of us made props.
Wednesday
In Maths we made a line graph to show changes in temperature
in Catfield. In English we began to write our diary extracts. In the afternoon
we did more play rehearsal.
Thursday
Federation Sports Day at Sutton! We took part in a variety of
activities including: Dance, Archery, Forest Schools, Healthy Eating, and even
a Circus Class! The nature area at
Sutton is incredible! We compared how
many grams of sugar are in various drinks and treats by pouring sugar into a
cup and weighing it. We compared it to a
cup with the amount of sugar we are supposed to have in a day, it was scary how
much sugar is in lots of things! In the circus class we spun plates, used
diablo sticks and tried to juggle! What
a day!
Friday
Today we worked in groups to solve the mystery of the missing
sack in Maths.
Cheetahs
Blog: Week in Review
July 9th
– 13th, 2018 by Marcus & Alice
Monday
We practiced the play until 11:35 then we had a 25 minute
play! We practiced to perfection in the
afternoon as well!
Tuesday
We practiced the play until 11:35 then we had a 25 minute
play! Afterwards, we did what we usually
do and practiced the play again…
Wednesday
Today we had our dress rehearsal while Sutton and Hickling
schools were watching. It was a
non-uniform day, we dressed in red and white in support of England making it to
the semi-finals. After that we went
outdoors and had our lunch. Then we did
what we usually do and practiced some key parts of the play. Hours later, we
came back to the school after dinner for the evening performance! The audience loved it! There was a lot of cheering. Then everyone RUSHED home to watch England
play in the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Thursday
While we were all a little disappointed with the World Cup
result, we all agree that Harry Kane could get the Golden Boot award and we are
proud of how maturely our country played.
No dirty tricks, and hardly any yellow cards. We have our fingers crossed for 3rd
place now. In the morning, we were all
exhausted so we watched Ice Age together and Mrs. Pell put out some Spanish
activities for us to do while it was on if we wanted to. There was a Spanish weather fortune telling
activity that we really loved amongst other things.
Friday
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