Fielding, batting & bowling and a Teams meeting with Rev. Hugh!

Ellen Macarthur • May 9, 2021

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Ellen MacArthur have had another busy and exciting week.

The children started the week by having a Teams call with Rev. Hugh discussing our RE unit of work on Sacraments, focusing on the Eucharist.

In Guided Reading we have continued to read Who Let the Gods out? The class have been making predictions on what they think will happen next. In addition to planning questions ready to ask the author for our online meeting next week!

In PE this half term we have been looking at cricket. The children have been practicing their fielding, batting and bowling skills. We are looking forward to using these new skills in our class match next lesson!

Finally, in Science we were investigating what materials dissolve in liquids. The children added baking powder, powdered paint, sugar, salt, sand and plaster of Paris to water. We were able to think of how we can make this investigation a fair test, this included: ensuring we use the same amount of water in each cup and stirring each cup a set number of times.

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