Owls
Welcome to Owls Class
Spring 1
Our topic this half term is the Industrial Revolution. We will be exploring this History topic through dressing up in Victorian clothes, cooking with traditional Victorian equipment and through investigating transport; railways and canals. We will be designing, building and testing bridges in DT.
Autumn 2
This term we are exploring our world. We will focus on one country a week for three weeks; Greece, Netherlands and the United Kingdom, we will explore their customs and traditions. As we enter the beginning of December we will revisit each country to look at how Christmas is celebrated.
Exploring winter vegetables before making vegetable soup.
This half term Owl's Class will be exploring the Neolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages!!
We will become archaeologists as we excavate materials to see if we can find hidden objects that relate to these periods in history.
Painting with paints that we made out of beetroot, spinach and turmeric. To make our paints we blended each ingredient with water which gave us a paste. We used these pastes to create a painting.
We are learning about the Stone Ages. We have been working with natural resources to create pots. Have a look at what we've been doing.
Excavating hidden objects from ice
Investigating natural materials
Welcome back. We hope that you've had an amazing Summer break 
PE will be on Tuesday and Thursday’s - please could you provide a PE kit that includes; pumps, black shorts and a white T-shirt. Could you make sure that each part of your child’s uniform has their name on so that any stray items of clothing find their way back to them.
Snack Money is £1:50 a week. This allows us to provide a health snack for your child each day. This can be paid each week, each half term or each term or yearly should you wish. Please let us know your preference.
We’d be happy to hear what the children have been doing during the evenings and weekends ect. Please feel free to write about their outings and adventures in their diaries, in this way we can build on this in class and extend these activities into our learning.
Best wishes
The Owl's Class Team