Wall Hangings part 2

Hello Reader,

Here are some more of those fantastic wall hangings we have spent so long designing and creating.

Eruption Spectacular!

Last week Year 6's creative hard work paid off as they erupted their volcanic masterpieces in a spectacular finale.

How to protect yourself in a zombie apocalypse!

Our latest flipped classroom...

Play testing Maths!

Dear Reader,

Today we have been play testing our maths games with some Year 4 students. Check out the results!

Very different Volcanoes...

Dear Reader,


We have created some incredible models of different active volcanoes. Here are the presentations and volcanic masterpieces. Enjoy!

Number One - All the way from Iceland...Hekla

Number Two - All the way from Ecuador...Cotopaxi

Number Three - All the way from Japan...Sakurajima



Number Four - All the way from Alaska...Shishaldin

Number Five - All the way from Indonesia...Gamalama

Number Six - All the way from Guatemala...Acatenango

Volcanic build-up

Dear Reader,

Today we carried on painting and constructing our volcanoes. Please take a look at the time-lapse video of the painting and construction phase.

Grammar Marathon

The Marathon of Passive vs Active Voice.


If you want more information on the passive and active voice for grammar, please check this Powtoon.

Wow! Check out the wall hangings (part 1)

Here is a video with some of incredible wall hangings. Enjoy!

Trip to Takao!

Hello Reader,

On Thursday of last week, Year 6 took a trip to Mount Takao. I think it is fair to say that it was an awesome trip! Team building, resourcefulness, stamina and will power were all demonstrated by the incredible Year 6 children as they made their way to the top of the mountain. Below this Blog Post, I have included a movie of the trip, some student-made movies and an email from a grateful hiker who two of the students helped when she fell while walking.

Dear staff of Y6,

I just received a phone call from a lady named Ms. Ishikawa from Hachioji, expressing heartfelt appreciation to a couple of girls in our Y6 (names unknown) for without hesitation, came running by and lent helping hands when she fell on the ground and slightly hurt herself.

Ms. Ishikawa said she was in a state of shock at the time, and could not say how thankful she was to those students. She was highly impressed by the girls’ generosity and imagined that wherever the school they attend must offer the highest level of education, not only academically but in moral education as well.

Perhaps, you want to share this to all your students and parents, too. J

Thanks,

Fumie 

Building Team Building!

Hello reader,

Today Year 6 spent some time practising our team work skills. Take a look at this video, and judge for yourself just how well we did.

The Grammar Games

are here! Event one was the hurdles.

Mountain Maker!

Here is Josh's fabulous ExplainEverything explanation of how mountains are made!

Recycling - A must watch!

Recycling is a big topic and a vital issue. A and J gave us a flipped classroom which better explained the importance of recycling! We even got to have a go at some drama activities...