We combined art and history to form the story on our mirror plates. These plates originated from Mexico, they are used to decorate both inside and outside of homes. We researched traditional Mayan and Aztec art and used ideas for the plate. We designed the plates, used tinfoil for the centre piece and etched onto the foil with felt pens. Every plate tells a story.
Monthly Archives: June 2017
Measuring up.
This week, Year 2 have been focusing on length.
We have been learning to measure using millimetres (mm) and centimetres (cm) and metres (m).
We have explored many everyday objects and estimated their length. Then we checked our estimations by measuring them accurately. We also made flags for our outside area following careful instructions about measurement.
Year 1 – Feeling Scared
Year 2 – Rules and Staying Safe
Stay and Play
Thanks to the sunshine, we enjoyed some time outside this week. The children were able to experience new things and interact with some of our Early Years children. The water play was very popular, which caused a few sad faces when it was time to come inside.
Again song time was enjoyed by all. This week we danced the morning away to ‘Twinkle Twinkle’ and ‘If you’re Happy and You Know it’.
Come and join the fun Wednesdays, 9.00am – 10.00am, St Clement’s School Hall.
Talking Tips Session Two
Year 2 know how to party!
Year 2 have worked incredibly hard to prepare for there SATs tests so we decided to have a party to celebrate all of our hard work.
There was music, dancing, games and lots of delicious food! We had such a great time dancing outside in the sunshine.
Miss Smith, Miss Shryane and Miss Akhtar are incredibly proud of all the effort that was put in. Well done Year 2!
Year 6 ICT
We’re going on a tree hunt!
In Science, we have been exploring plants and trees. We have learnt all about evergreen and deciduous trees. We have been looking at lots of different trees and deciding whether the trees are evergreen or deciduous trees. We went on a tree hunt to find out which trees we have in our school site. Which trees can you see?