Lukas went home and made a periscope to demonstrate what he learned this week in Science about reflecting light.
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Year Five/Six Rainforest Homework
Click on the links to find info about rainforests. I’ve also posted the instruction sheet if you have lost it!
Mrs Wong
Art Homework for Oaks
Click on the link for art tutorials… http://www.hellokids.com/r_12/drawing-for-kids
Oaks Direction!
Oaks for 15.3.13
Year Six Bring and Buy Book Sale
On the 7th March it was World Book Day. In school we did many fun activities: made bookmarks, had a book trail and a book fair. Year Six also raised £104.81 by selling used books. This money will go towards for the Year Six residential trip.
Blog by Libby Stagg
World Maths Day
On Wednesday 6th March we celebrated World Maths Day in school. Key Stage One and Two children were able to log on to the World Games website and had lots of fun competing against children from around the World. We had tangrams, cookery and puzzles throughout the day.
A fun time was definitely had by all. You could say…mathstastic!
Watch this space to find out who the Nook’s top scorers were from World Games…
The Grammar Show
Oaks and Beeches, here is the link for you to access your homework:
Don’t forget to fill in the record sheet and bring it back to school. Any problems accessing the site and you can use laptops in school to complete this work.
You need to click onto the ‘customers’ tab and then enter the password and user name you were given – just like I showed you in class.
World War Two
This term Oaks have been learning about World War Two. We have pulling together our own World War Two projects to show people about the war. In the Oaks, we have put together a display board and we have gathered together some our family treasures from during the war e.g.: photos, identity cards, medals and artefacts. We also created our own propaganda leaflets from the war and displayed that on the wall too. We had a visitor to help us understand how to use propaganda and how to create our own.
Ellie and Jenny
Night Poems
In the Oaks we have been doing poems about night time. Everybody had great time and loved doing them. They were fantastic and we used spectacular words like conjuror and some words like this, a cruel beast and an evil magician.
The hardest part was… the first draft. We had to think up verses to make sense with what we put as the first line of the verse.
We loved doing the poems and we would like to do more!
Aydon and Charlie
Sock it to me!
This term we have been learning about World War Two. One of the hardest things was rationing, nearly everything was rationed. A message came out: ‘Make Do and Mend.’ People often made their own toys so Oaks tried it! We made our own toys out of… guess what… SOCKS! There were bees, dolls, rabbits, dogs, cats, aliens and caterpillars. We had great fun making them with our families!
Leah and Erin
3D Nets Investigator
Here’s that web link my class – see if you can predict which 3D shapes will fold up from the nets. Let me know how you do…leave me a comment.
Mrs W
Anti-bullying Week 2012
Anti-bullying week was packed full of fun things including: making photo frames, bookmarks, anti-bullying slogans, word faces and colouring in. We made posters for anti-bullying and posters to show how the listening buddies can help you. One poster won out of each class in Friday assembly. On Wednesday, in singing practice we sang ‘Don’t worry be happy’ but changed it to ‘Don’t bully be happy.’ We had Friendship Tokens instead of Pupil of the Week slips too. On Friday, we could add something blue to our uniforms for ‘Beat Bullying Blue.’
It was a hard week but altogether it was lots of fun!
Text by Kieron Richardson and Amy Mckie
Children in Need Day 2012
On Friday 16th November the pupils at Windy Nook had a jam-packed day filled with lots of fun activities to do with ‘Children in Need.’ The Oaks and School Council made all of these fab activities happen. The activities included: making cakes, biscuits and crispy cakes, pencils, badges, and key rings. There were also a group of hard working face painters that spent the full day face painting. Altogether we raised over £600! The most that we have ever raised. So thank you for all of your donations. Also a big thank you to all of the staff for organising such a great day.
By Katie Smith and Emma Collins
Oaks Make Public Information Films
We watched archive footage of World War Two public information films. They gave the British public important messages about how they should behave and stay safe. We made some of our own. Let us know what you think!
Alex and Charlie Ellie + Jenny Emma and Amy Aydon + Kieron R Erin and Hannah Harvey and Charlie Holly and Emily Honey + Morgan Jack and Lukas Kate E and Leah Katie and Gemma Kieran L and Daniel Llibby and Kate Rebecca & Georgia Ryan and Max