Sunday, September 26, 2004
23rd and 24th September
We completed our maths work on division and almost all the group succeeded in achieving the key objective for our year group.
In English, we analysed the structure of traditional fables and re-wrote the beginning of a fable, either in the style of a series of diary entries or by trying to include lots of description or dialogue. The idea of this was to build upon the work we did in English last week.
We began our Geography topic on the Lake District by thinking about different types of park. We are familiar with local parks (like Digby and Valley Road Park) and country parks (like Wollaton and Rufford). We thought about the features of these types of parks before introducing the idea of national parks to help us understand the scale of the Lake District.
On Friday afternoon we had our photographs taken and we did some science work and art for our Harvest Service display board.
In English, we analysed the structure of traditional fables and re-wrote the beginning of a fable, either in the style of a series of diary entries or by trying to include lots of description or dialogue. The idea of this was to build upon the work we did in English last week.
We began our Geography topic on the Lake District by thinking about different types of park. We are familiar with local parks (like Digby and Valley Road Park) and country parks (like Wollaton and Rufford). We thought about the features of these types of parks before introducing the idea of national parks to help us understand the scale of the Lake District.
On Friday afternoon we had our photographs taken and we did some science work and art for our Harvest Service display board.
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