Sorry that some parents did not see the board on the playground last Tuesday to say thank you for my lovely Christmas gifts.
So,
Thank you so much for all the lovely Christmas present that I received from you, they were very much appreciated.
Thank you and Happy New Year!
Kindest regards,
Mrs Roberts
Year 2 – Adding -ed, -er, and est to a word ending in -y with a consonant before it
copier copied
happier happiest
cried replied
tried dried
driest funnier
Year 3 – Words with short ‘i’ sound spelt with ‘y’
myth gym
Egypt pyramid
mystery hymn
system symbol
lyric typical
Year 4Homophones &near Homophones
accept except
affect effect
aloud allowed
weather whether
whose who’s
Happy New Year!
This term our topic is ‘Frozen Planet’. We will be looking in detail at the North and South Poles. We will look at the people, food and animals that live in Antarctica and The Arctic. We will look at the brave men and women who have journeyed to the polar regions and famous explorers such as Shackleton and Scott. We will look at the geographical landscapes of these frozen polar areas.
In science we are looking at forces and magnets and later in the term rocks.
In D&T the children will be learning how to make their own warming soups.
In English and maths we will continue to follow the spiral curriculum.
It looks to be a very exciting term.
On Friday we had an amazing day out to Liverpool World Museum. These are some of the amazing photos.
Group photo
Christmas week spellings
Group 1 – Year 3
Santa elf snow ice magic
nice gift red tree elves
Group 2 – Year 3
Father Christmas reindeer presents elves tinsel
greetings magical glittering North Pole lights
Year 4
Decorations yule Christmas baubles hot chocolate
chimney carols singing Rudolph reindeer
Year 3 group 1
find mind behind old cold
gold hold told every everybody
Year 3 group 2
believe appear often group breath
continue arrive women describe height
Year 4
though although dough through breakthrough
thought bought brought fought ought
In Grinshill class today, we mummified a tomato. The children had to scoop out the insides, fill with hay, cover with scented oil, roll in salt then finally wrap in layers of linen.
Messy! Messy! Messy!
Year 3 group 1
flies tries replies copies babies
carries cries dries marries families
Year 3 group 2
truly duly wholly fully daily
publicly dryly slyly shyly coyly
Year 4
musician politician electrician magician mathematician
dietician statistician technician clinician beautician
If you want to see Santa at the Christmas Fayre, you need to book a slot and pay £2.00 to receive a gift.
Slots available:
2pm to 2.30pm
2.30pm to 3pm
3pm to 3.30pm
3.30pm to 4pm
4pm to 4.30 pm
4.30pm to 5pm
Slots will be on a fist come first served basis.
Year 3 group 1
cry fly dry try reply
sly shy terrify sky multiply
Year 3 group 2
basically frantically magically tragically
comically actually accidentally occasionally eventually
Year 4
invention injection action question mention
attraction translation devotion position solution
Bomere Heath CE Primary School
The Crescent,
Bomere Heath,
Shrewsbury,
SY4 3PQ
Tel: 01939 290359
Executive Headteacher: Mrs Julie Ball
Office Manager: Maria Whittaker
