Tanni-Grey Thompson Class News

Tanni-Grey Thompson Class • May 24, 2024

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In Tanni-Grey Thompson class this week we have been carrying out some science experiments for our growing plants theme.

We began with the question “What do plants need to grow well?” We thought about what we could do, how we could make it a fair test and predicted what we thought would happen. These were our results.

 

We learned that plants need light, warmth and water to grow well. We then gave the plants warmth, light and

water and they are now growing well. Year 2 are proving that they definitely have green fingers as they have grown runner beans, tomatoes, peas and peppers to plant

outside our classroom ready for DCAT in bloom. We are hoping for the prize for the longest runner bean!

On Monday we were visited by Mr Evans ~ a talk for writing trainer. He taught us how to improve our non-chronological reports.

 

In PE we began our lesson outside practising our

sprinting skills but the rain became too heavy and we moved into the hall to practise our long jump and triple jump.

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