We thought of adjectives to describe our mystery crayon. We then used a thesaurus to uplevel our vocabulary, before putting our new words into sentences. We found some amazing words!
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After assembly, we came back to one angry pencil! We had lots of ideas as to why they might be so tired! Now we're ready to find out why the crayons quit too...
We are learning how to chase mammoths into swamps! Our class are Neanderthals- big noses, tiny eyes and great hunters!
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How Stone Age man invites you to the school disco .... @historytalker
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Mammoth tusks were up to 3m long! Their fur was longer than Mr Hempsall is tall! How do you hunt woolly mammoths? Carefully!
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Stone Age man looking thoughtful .... how did the old man eat his meat? (His granddaughter chewed him for him first!) @historytalker
Today we completed our personal challenges! Heres some of us completing our 1 mile walk. We could also choose to do kick ups, a 50m run, skipping or a bean bag challenge!
We found out that earthquakes happen because of a build up of tension in tectonic plates. We know where tectonic plates are and why we wouldn't want to live on a boundary! Stand by for our news report tomorrow!
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What has happened?! So far we think an earthquake might be really strong wind, or rocks falling on Earth from space... let's find out!
We are busy collecting and organising our research about David Attenborough for our biographies. We have found out lots of information!
What a busy day! Today we found a chameleon living in our classroom. We have discussed, designed and begun to make our traps to take it somewhere safe. We have already found some problems and are finding solutions. 1/2
We have started to learn all about who founded Buddhism and why. We rewrote the story of Siddharta Gautama and practiced meditating like he did. We felt calm and peaceful.
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Mrs Rawlins wrote an acrostic poem and we said we could make it amazing. We were right! We even recognised where we needed to add suffixes.
Warning! Don't look while you're eating! Today we have learnt all about our digestive system. Here's a "stomach" helping to digest food in bile.




































