We are scientists - 29.9.17

We have been scientists in Maple class this week. We have applied our knowledge of what plants need to grow to create our own cress investigations and we're looking forward to analysing the results over the next week.

In Maths, we have been focusing on place value. We have been breaking numbers up into tens and ones and using this to compare and order numbers. We had lots of fun making our initial using tens and ones and then finding the total of  the letter.

This has been our last week learning about Rapunzel. Today we've ended this work with a creative write where we've pretended to be Rapunzel and written a  diary entry.

Well done to Kaitlin who is star of the week for making a really positive transition to the school and learning our classroom rules. We're all so pleased you've joined Maple! Jake is spending the weekend with Night for showing brilliant listening skills.

Reminder - It's our 50th birthday on Monday! We will be celebrating with the children in school.

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