Cherry Tree Class Blog
Cherry Tree Class Blog
25.04.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
The week started off with some great entries for the 'Book in a Box' Competition. Well done to Emily and Frankie.
We also had our 'Explorers' Day on Wednesday. This was to launch both our Topic (Message in a Bottle) and English. The children all made such a great effort with their costumes and had a great day too. The highlight being the outdoor Scavenger Hunt.
Our Scavenger Hunt also linked well to our Maths for this half term (Position and Direction).
The week has really whizzed by!
Enjoy your weekend.
Mrs Moore
04.04.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
Well we have reached the end of another term!
It has definitely felt more spring-like this week and it has been lovely to see the children playing outside without the need for a coat.
In our topic 'Step back in Time,this week the children have been learning about William Murgartroyd. To complete this topic the children enjoyed some Victorian Schoolroom drama. They even go to use some pretend chalk boards.
Congratulations to all the children who have achieved their 2, 5 or 10 Times Tables. Anytime you have over the Easter break to continue working on these is much appreciated.
All that's left to say is ...
Happy Easter!
Have a wonderful break.
Mrs Moore
28.03.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
The children had a real treat to start the week off. This was a sneak preview of the Key Stage 2 production of 'Bugsy Malone'. The children all really enjoyed the performance and all the children in the show were amazing!
In maths we have continued our work on money. We have been finding different ways of making the same amount and counting money. Next week we will be comparing amounts of money and solving some money problems.
Our PSHE this week has also been linked to money. The children have been learning about how to look after their money.
In English we have started preparing to write a diary as a Victorian child at Southview School. The children have been using drama to get a better idea of what life in school would have been like in Victorian Yeadon. They have also been learning about the meanings of some key 'topic' vocabulary. Next week they will be planning and writing their diary entries.
In Art we have continued the theme of Victorian Yeadon. The children have been doing some observational drawings of the skyline, in particular the Mill chimneys that are still visible from the school grounds. They have also been using some pictures of Victorian Yeadon.
It seems unbelievable that next week is the last week before the end of yet another term. This year really is going too quickly!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Mrs Moore