Having learnt and investigated with electricity the children then used their knowledge to create a non chronological report ensuring that the key text features were included and that the writing structure met the Year 6 standard.
Today, we had a session with a member of the Police force about how children can stay safe during their transition to High School. During this, the children learnt about and discussed:
World War 2
Day
What a fantastic day the children have had. In the morning, the children completed a rotation of activities. They began by learning more about rationing; some of the children were amazed at how little food adults got for a week. They then created their own 'eggless sponge' buns - opinions were divided with how these tasted. The next activity led the children outside to our allotment where they worked with Miss Vickers 'Digging for Victory' to plant over the top of our Anderson Shelter. Back inside the children experienced what life was like as they took part in an air raid drill, blackout and then a WW2 Now Press Play where the children experience life as an evacuee.
In the afternoon, the children completed their Blitz Skyline art learning.
I am sure you will agree the children all looked fantastic in their outfits. Thank you to all for your efforts with this.
In French today, we were learning how to say what we did at the weekend, at what time and what our opinion was of this. I was so proud of the children for having a go at this long, complicated sentence.
Visitors from Vickers Laboratories.
We had a fabulous afternoon learning about some of the work which is carried out by the staff at Vickers Laboratories. We were amazed to find out some of the creations which have been made for some very well known films such as the 'chocolate' in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The children even got to touch samples of this. During the session, the children also used 2 chemicals to make slime.
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