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Welcome to Kahlo!
Welcome to Kahlo Classroom 2019/20!
Orienteering
Kahlo class had the opportunity to take part in an orienteering experience. They had small scanners attached to their fingers to time how fast they could complete the course. The children had a great time learning new skills and techniques.
Kahlo class had the opportunity to take part in an orienteering experience. They had small scanners attached to their fingers to time how fast they could complete the course. The children had a great time learning new skills and techniques.
STEM Week
For STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) week we have been focusing on electricity and how electricity works. We have looked at different circuits and the parts of circuits. This has been linked to our PBL topic of Entertainment as we have looked at lights and we will investigate how we need electricity for things like movies, social media, video games and much more. Stay tuned for more photos!
For STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) week we have been focusing on electricity and how electricity works. We have looked at different circuits and the parts of circuits. This has been linked to our PBL topic of Entertainment as we have looked at lights and we will investigate how we need electricity for things like movies, social media, video games and much more. Stay tuned for more photos!
Project Based Learning Spring 1 Final Product
During Spring 1 term Year 4 were learning about the Explorers in 1400-1700 and what they did for England. We looked at three main ones: Sir Francis Drake (Kahlo Class), Sir Walter Raleigh (Picasso Class) and Sir John Hawkins (Monet Class). Our final product was a courtroom drama, deciding whether or not these three men deserted their knighthoods, given to them by Queen Elizabeth I. Parents came and were asked to listen to both sides of the arguments and decide for themselves whether or not they did.
During Spring 1 term Year 4 were learning about the Explorers in 1400-1700 and what they did for England. We looked at three main ones: Sir Francis Drake (Kahlo Class), Sir Walter Raleigh (Picasso Class) and Sir John Hawkins (Monet Class). Our final product was a courtroom drama, deciding whether or not these three men deserted their knighthoods, given to them by Queen Elizabeth I. Parents came and were asked to listen to both sides of the arguments and decide for themselves whether or not they did.
Year 4 Project Based Learning - Age of Exploration Display
What does English look like in Kahlo Class?
Story mapping is a great way for children to understand the texts they are reading, by using images to help them remember important details.
Story mapping is a great way for children to understand the texts they are reading, by using images to help them remember important details.
