Beech Tree Class Blog 2023-2024
Beech Tree Blog
Weekly Update-10/3/23
Mr Kyriacou (n.kyriacou) on: Beech Tree Blog
Hello everyone,
This week, the children have been on their brilliant residential to Nell Bank. They had a fantastic time and represented the school really well. We're very proud of all of them! Please click the link below to see all the pictures of the children having a great time during different activities (more will be uploaded next week)
https://www.ruffordparkprimary.org.uk/classes/year4beech/nell-bank-residential-2023
I hope you all enjoy the snow today, have lots of fun and make sure to stay safe :)
Take care,
Mr Kyriacou :)
Weekly Update-3/3/23
Mr Kyriacou (n.kyriacou) on: Beech Tree Blog
Hello everyone,
This week, we have continued to read our mystery novel (Kidnap in the Caribbean) and the children are really enjoying it. We've also been focusing on our different reading skills when focusing on our comprehension work.
The children have also been working hard on their World Book Day t-shirts and we did a range of fun book themed activities on Thursday.
In science, we have been continuing our work on electricity. the children have been learning about the renewable and non-renewable ways that electricity is generated, as well as grouping items that require mains power and grouping items that require battery power.
In ICT, as part of our online safety topic, we were focusing on digital advertisements, where they appear on different websites, what advertisements appear, how do they catch your eyes and understanding what the purpose of advertisements are.
Take care,
Mr Kyriacou :)
Weekly Update-24/2/23
Mr Kyriacou (n.kyriacou) on: Beech Tree Blog
Hello everyone,
This week, we have started reading our new class novel, which is called Kidnap in the Caribbean by Lauren St John, and it is part of her Laura Marlin mystery series.
In maths, we have been focusing on division with remainders using the bus stop method and doing the inverse by using short multiplication to check our answers. I've even really impressed with how much effort the children have been putting in to be able to use the method effectively and be able to check their answers by using the inverse.
The children have also started to work on their World Book Day shirt designs.
Take care,
Mr Kyriacou :)