Class 9
Just wanted to say a massive thank you and well done to Class 9 this year (a few missing today on here). Also a massive thank you to parents and families for your continued support throughout the year. You've been a fantastic bunch of children to work with, I am so proud at how far you have come and it has been so lovely to see you all develop and mature. I wish you all the best in Year 6. Have an amazing holiday and stay safe! Miss Cunningham x
Some art and science during our activity day at Wintringham
Spellings for this week, to be tested on Friday 12th July are:
competition
conscience
conscious
controversy
convenience
correspond
criticise
curiosity
definite
desperate
Spellings for this week, to be tested on Friday 5th July are:
available
average
awkward
bargain
bruise
category
cemetery
committee
communicate
community
Exploring volume of solids
Spellings for this week, to be tested 28.06.19 are:
accommodate
accompany
according
achieve
aggressive
amateur
ancient
apparent
appreciate
attached
We tested our reactions in science this week. We did the "ruler-drop" investigation and worked out averages. We were investigating if our reactions were slower whilst being distracted!
During maths this week, we estimated and found out how many of the class could fit inside a square metre. We managed 15, more than expected! We must be small!
Creating posters about reactions in the outdoor classroom with Class 10
Investigating the area of rectangles this week
Activity Day at Oasis Academy Wintringham
Year 5 have been invited to spend the day at Oasis Academy Wintringham on Wednesday 10th July. It was a huge success last year. The activity day is for all children regardless of which secondary school you wish to send them to. For further details please see the letter which was sent home. (A copy can also be found in the letters section of our website.)
An arty afternoon, improving our skills using watercolours.
The spellings for this week, to be tested Friday 17th May are:
knuckle
wreck
crumb
whistle
exhaust
isle
doubtful
rhombus
twelfth
vegetable
A couple from our trip to Ormiston, making Viking longboats
Reminder: We will be visiting Ormiston on Wednesday (8th May) for the humanities event. Please ensure that children are at school for 8:30am so that we are able to arrive in time.
Spellings for this week, to be tested Friday 10th May are:
knot
answer
thumb
thistle
ghost
debris
doubt
rhinoceros
symbol
system
Time Traveller Homework (Summer Term)
A fantastic effort with Easter bonnets! Well done guys!!
Exploring perimeter
Finding features which make a good non-chronological report
Our session with athlete Joe Roebuck
World Book Day
Chinchilla!
Snake 2!
Gecko!
Millipede
Legless Lizard!
Frog!
Bearded Dragon
Slimy snail!
Tarantula!
Being very brave and meeting a snake!
Beast Creator Homework Ideas
Spellings for this week (to be tested on Friday 15th February) are:
ought
nought
rough
though
thorough
plough
roughest
fraught
programme
queue
Chloe talking us through her fantastic piece of homework. Well done Chloe!
Some pictures from a really positive lesson this week, where the children took the lead and led the lesson themselves. They had really mature attitudes, were able to organise each other, take votes and compromise. Well done Class 9!
Spellings for this week, to be tested 1st February:
grief
achieve
deceit
sufficient
science
seize
deceive
retrieve
opportunity
parliament
A few pictures from our project launch at the National Space Centre 10.01.19
What a fantastic first week back and great start to 2019! We have got straight into our new project "Stargazers" and have already started learning so much about space! The children have come back with great attitudes and are ready for the term!
Summer-Mae was our golden book winner for this week, 7.12.18. For always participating and trying really hard during Christmas rehearsals.
What a great week we've had finishing our project "Alchemy Island". A massive thank you to the parents who came in for our Year 5 exhibition. We hope you enjoyed our stories and getting creative with our activities.
Our golden book winner, Isabel, for 30.11.18! For her positive attitude towards testing.
This week's spellings, to be tested on Friday 30th November are:
reasonable
reasonably
useable
terrible
terribly
responsible
unbelievable
reversible
explanation
familiar
Our Golden Book winner for 23.11.18! A very smiley Miley. For her consistent good behaviour and friendliness during break and lunchtimes.
Our school councillors, Saffron and Brooklyn, discussing the points from their latest school council meeting and getting feedback from the class to be raised at the next meeting.
Critiquing each other's English. We gave feedback to each other about what we thought our peers had done well in their writing and what would improve it when writing a second draft. 20.11.18
Exploring prime numbers, 19.11.18
Our golden book winner for 16.11.18! Well done Amber, for fantastic efforts within homework. She even went to the effort of contacting the Assay Office in Sheffield, who sent her a booklet of information about hallmarks. She brought this in to share with the class, alongside her own research.
A big well done to Class 9 today for not giving up during this challenging lesson on translating points and shapes!
Some of us working together to solve some maths problems, exploring multiples and factors!
What a fantastic day, working with poet Ian Bland! We got to watch Ian perform some of his own poems and then have a go at writing and performing our own!
This week's spellings to be tested on Friday 15th November are:
reliable
reliably
excitable
possible
possibly
visible
laughable
gullible
equipment
especially
This week's spellings to be tested on Friday 9th November are:
ignorant
ignorance
dominant
dominance
confident
confidence
inheritance
obedience
dictionary
disastrous
Autumn 2 Homework
Alchemy Island Project Launch
What a fantastic first week back! We had a great project launch on Tuesday focusing on fantasy and adventure. It was great to see some lovely costumes during the day, you could see there had been lots of effort put it so well done! We are really excited to continue this project and see what lies ahead...
This week's spellings, to be tested on Friday 2nd November are:
important
importance
reluctant
reluctance
different
difference
disturbance
violence
determined
develop
Photos from our Tudor Banquet! Thank you for joining us!!
This week's spellings are:
suspicious
nutritious
artificial
antisocial
essential
credential
atrocious
substantial
average
awkward
Photos from our trip to Gainsborough Old Hall 14.09.18
Homework
This week's spellings are:
delicious
fictitious
official
racial
confidential
palatial
spacious
residential
attached
available
Another lovely week in Class 9! We have learnt some more literacy skills to add towards our biography writing and been comparing numbers in maths. We got out in the outdoor classroom to do some reading and wrote to Gainsborough Old Hall to say what we enjoyed and provide them with some feedback on how to improve future school trips!
Hello! Welcome to Class 9's page!
We have had an exciting start to the Autumn term, beginning our project, "Off with Her Head!" We visited Gainsborough Old Hall and took a journey back to 1541. We got to dress up in Tudor clothes, explore a Tudor building and even have a go at some Tudor jobs. We worked in a Tudor kitchen and also got the chance to re-enact a Tudor banquet with Henry VIII. We had lots of fun, especially when dressing up and having a go at some of the jobs. We can't wait to learn even more about these interesting times!
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