Snowy Owls have been investigating ice this week in science. We put ice cubes in different places around school and timed them to see which ice cube melted the fastest!
Year 2 tried out their maths skills by taking turns at being a customer or shopkeeper. The customers were great at selecting the correct coins to pay with and those eagle-eyed shopkeepers checked the money carefully!
Snowy Owls had a royal visitor as part of their history topic looking at kings and queens. Queen Victoria was very impressed and the children had a lovely day.
Sugar mice have been a tradition at Christmas since Victorian times. they often used to be made by Victorian children as a gift for their parents and were hung on the Christmas tree. The Snowy Owls certainly enjoyed having a go at making them.
The whole school collaborated for a Church art project making lanterns. It was a lovely afternoon.
Snowy Owls continue with their design technology lessons by adding a movable wheel to their Little Red Riding Hood pictures. they carefully drew a big bad wolf on the wheels.
The Year 2 pupils were able to go to their first sporting event away from school, at Easton College, where they participated in a multi skills festival with other Year 2 pupils from across our cluster.
In Snowy Owls, the children are really enjoying reading alternative versions of fairy tales in preparation for writing their own version of Little Red Riding Hood. They have started reading Little Red Riding Hood this week, and have been sequencing the events of the story.
Snowy Owls created pictures of a woodland habitat and labelled them to show what you might find in a wood.
They have been making movable pictures for design technology by adding a slider to the story of The Gingerbread Man.
Welcome back! In art this week, Snowy Owls have been very busy creating fabulous Firework pictures ready for the weekend. They look so effective!
They have also completed their rooms and we now have a fabulous 3D Super House on display!
We have completed the first half term! Well done everyone. Snowy Owls have learnt about inventions of new materials in Science.
They have been creating their own rooms using 3D models for furniture and part of their Homes and Houses Topic.
Snowy Owls have been learning about warm and cool colours in art, and creating pictures in the style of Robert and Sonia Delauney.
Here are some completed so carefully
We celebrated European Day of Languages across the school and in Snowy Owls they painted pebbles in different flags from across the world.
