Fungi foray

We found a dead squirrel at the Mun.

We found a bridge that leads over the river to a field.

Top 10 Learning Habits

Independent

Calm

Teamwork

Respectability

Problem Solving

Help People 

Observant

Explore

Investigate

Persevering 

 

Oak Class Reflections on Sounds heard at the Mun 12 September 2014

Oak class composed their own poems inspired by the sounds recorded in the field work books during yesterday's visit to the Mighty Mun, the first of many trips this term we hope.

Here is a selection of our 'Sounds Reflections' that you may like to read.

Listen to the birds tweeting,

listen to the twigs snapping,

listen to the gun going off,

listen to the wind swirling,

listen to the people talking,

listen to the leaves rustling,

listen to the bus rumbling,

listen to the cars revving.

Listen.

                                by Alex

I heard birds tweeting in the trees.

I heard bees buzzing in their hive.

I heard trees snapping near the bus.

I heard cars rumbling on the main road.

I heard rustling winds near the road.

I heard a gun destroying near the river.

I heard a calling of a bug to its friend.

                                by Summer

Listen to the birds tweeting, singing and swirling with freedom.

Hear the sports tractors revving, pulling our wheat.

Listen to the cruel men killing animals and follow the gunshots.

Hear the wind howling as shatter the trees down.

                                by Tylar-James

I heard sticks snapping,

I heard birds tweeting,

I heard the wind,

really, that's all I heard.

                by Kelan

Oak class back at the Mun

Centipede crawling inside of of a piece of bark.

New acorns

The new Acorns reading books. And Acorn class have their  new teacher Mrs Macmillan. Mrs Leah will come in on Tuesdays doing singing and Latin with Oak class.

Planting seeds

We are learning about photosynthesis.  We planted some broad bean seeds to find out how long they take to germinate.

Mr Richards giving everyone compost.

Caleb with his seed planted.

We left them in a tub on the windowsill in the classroom.  We have to water them everyday.

Presentation standards

We are back at school today and we have embraced our new presentation standards. We will use these to show off our best work.

Josh's work of Presentation Standards.

Caleb's work of Presentation Standards.

                                                                                                              Thursday 4 September 2014
Presentation Standards
Written work must be completed in pencil until a pupil achieves a pen licence. Then work in black pen.
Pupil editing must be in green pen.
Straight lines are to be drawn in pencil, using a ruler.
No graffiti or doodling.
Space is used well – no blank spaces or pages left.
Handwriting is neat and careful and joined.
Loose sheets must be stuck neatly in books.