Jokes of the Week:

1. What are caterpillars scared of?

Answer: Dogapillars!!!!

2. Why is Cinderella not good at football?

Answer: Because she ran away from the ball!!!

Most challenging lesson: chosen by Lewis and Tia

Tia – I did a diary about evacuees. It was challenging because I needed to edit and improve my spelling.

Lewis- I did an acrostic poem about the Blitz. It was a challenge because we had to write each sentence using alliteration.

Favourite lesson this week: Chosen by Halle and Freya.

Maths – using money in real life situations.

Playground game of the week:

Off ground touch.

“It’s like tag but the den is anywhere off ground. It’s a great game because it’s healthy, fun and addictive.”

Chosen by Emily, Emilia and Finley.

Joke of the week:

What do you call a dog that likes baths?

Shampoodle!!!

by Sarah and Alex

Most Challenging Lesson:

Emily and Finley – Writing up my Roman myth in my neatest handwriting. We had to edit it as We were writing.

Favourite Lesson:

Tia, Lewis and Hollie – Our favourite lesson was maths this week. We were developing our money skills. We had different challenges to make an amount such as £2, £5 or £10 with no more than 10 coins. We loved learning with the money!!

Joke of the week:

Patient: “Doctor, doctor, I think I’ve swallowed a ladder”

Doctor: “Well, Let’s take it one step at a time”.

Playground Game of The Week: Biscuits and Buns

You need at least 10 players split into 2 teams – one called biscuits and one called buns. Each team lines up on the opposite side of the playground. The teacher / adult shouts either “biscuits” or “buns”. If they shout “biscuits” the biscuits chase the buns and visa versa.

“The game is cool and fun” – Alex and Sarah