Design and make a Christmas decoration.
Write a list of equipment you might need to decorate your house with.
Make some sums up that add totals, eg: 23p+11p=.
Research traditional Christmas decorations from the past.
Happy Homework!
Monday, 10 December 2012
Sunday, 9 December 2012
Our Christmas Play
Would you like a sneak preview of one of our songs in the Christmas play?
If so, scan this QR code using an app called RedLaser and you will hear the children's singing!
Happy listening!
Day 4 of Enterprise week
Today we wrapped the ribbon around the circular template and then decorated the wreath with sequins.
The children created gift tags to go onto the wreaths.
Bells have been decorated to hang inside the wreath. We used shiny paper to cover the bells.
Here are some finished gift tags with a simple message written on them for the parents.
Day 3 of Enterprise week
Today we started making our Christmas wreaths!
We had to measure out 1 metre of green or red ribbon and wrap it round a circle template. We had lots of fun because it was all going wrong at the start! Thank goodness for Miss Rogan who came up with a cunning plan and saved the day!
Day 2 of Enterprise Week
Today we begun the first tasks in our teams.
We have designed posters to tell our parents about the Christmas fair.
Ryan made a poster on the iPad.
We also wrote letters to our parents giving them all the information that they need to know, for example the time, date and what we are selling.
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Day 1 of Enterprise Week
Today we started our Enterprise week work!
Our task this time is to make a traditional Christmas craft to sell at our Christmas fair.
Our traditional craft is..... a Christmas wreath!
We got ourselves into groups of 4 or 5 and began to make a list of all the jobs we need to complete!
Sunday, 2 December 2012
Homework Menu week 4 30/11/12
Write a letter to Lewis Pugh.
Make a list of multiplication sums that you know (use 2's, 4's, 5's and 10's).
Draw or create an igloo.
Draw a picture of your family and use speech bubbles to show what they could be saying.
Happy Homeworking!
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