We have had such a busy week in Class Lewis - a Roarsome trip to visit the Dino-mite Dinosaurs, met our new teachers for Year 6, competed in races for Sports Day, had a picnic with Kings Oak and our own special Year 5 graduation! Due to all these different events and the children adapting so well, everyone was a Narnia Dojo Champion this week!

In Maths, we continued our learning of decimals and identified and created decimal sequences.

In English, we had an experience day where Miss Edgeley was King George III, and we created a bank of vocabulary to describe how he would be feeling and the actions he would take against the highwayman.

In Science, we continued to be weather reporters and reported how thunder and lightning were made.

In RE, we continued our worldview of Christianity and had to order the most-least important ways we could show commitment to God. We then answered an email from a couple who were worried that not going to church every day meant they could not show commitment. We gave them advice on ways they can show commitment without visiting places of worship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In PSHE, we continued our topic of Changing Me. We were looking forward to our teenage years and discussed the negatives of growing older, such as mood changes and physical changes to our body, more worries about self-esteem and confidence, but also the positives of being able to find a job and earn money and having more responsibility. We then designed our own birthday cards to give advice to a teenager!

In Geography, we analysed the results from our survey (thank you so much parents for completing them for us)