Year 2 are currently learning about lifecycles and how animals change over time. We have also been learning about a different offspring and we were very excited to meet some today! We will enjoy seeing how the tadpoles change over time!
Year 2 have been learning that all animals have offspring that grow and change into
adult animals. They have observed differnt lifecycles. A life cycle shows each stage of a plant or animals life. They know that all animals need water, food and air to survive and the offspring of an animal does not always look like the adult. They are excited to see how our class tadpoles change over time.
Year 2 have been using commands to create different algorithms. They used an algorithm to program a sequence on a floor robot.
We have a beautiful portrait of our King to display and need some wonderful pupil work to go alongside it.
Year 1 and 2 – your job is to write a sentence about one or two of the pictures below. Use these words to help you….
King Charles, Queen Camilla, Buckingham Palace, London
What a wonderful email to receive from Sensei Gary Bohm. Congratulations to our amazing students who have done so well!
Dear Mrs. Jacques,
I am pleased to congratulate and compliment our Taijutsu members from Bowker Vale Primary School. They are an extraordinary group who are friendly, curious, respectful and always ready to learn.
Well done to the following students, who have achieved these steps in their learning just before Easter:
Yannis (4P) – One tab on his orange/yellow belt
Joshua (4P) – Orange/Yellow Belt
Nora (3A) – Orange/Yellow Belt
Evelyn (3A) – White/Yellow Belt
Abel (2) – White/Yellow Belt
Noor (3A) – White/Yellow Belt
Lilly-Grace (6) – White/Yellow Belt
Abigail (nursery) – White Belt
Please see attached a picture from the grading event. Kind regards,
Sensei Gary Bohm
Year 2 had a fabulous time during our Freddy Fit session. They had the opportunity to learn about a balanced diet and practised their hula hoop skills.
What a great time we had doing Freddy Fit! We loved the activities. We danced, exercised and were resilient with our hula hoops!!
Year 2 had a great time looking after our school environment and taking part in the Great British Spring Clean, they even rescued a bumble bee!
Today was No Pens Day! That meant that for one whole day we had to put our pens down and think of new and innovative ways to communicate. First we started with reading. Then in English we put actions to our recount text. In maths we became times tables rockstars and in the afternoon we did lots of creative activities. All without a pen in sight!
