World Book Day is coming!

On Wednesday 5th March, over 100 countries all over the world will be celebrating authors, illustrators, books and (most importantly) reading. If you want to find out more about World Book Day, visit their website by clicking on the logo.

What are you reading at the moment?

By the seaside ...

Howling wind, waves crashing below, seagulls circling above
First, think about what you can hear and how the different sounds make you feel.
Then, write about what the sounds remind you of.

Mad about maths

Who will be top of the leader board by Easter? 

Fishing for compliments

Who do you think had the best smile in the photos from our trip to Fishbourne Roman Palace? Click on the picture above to see all the photographs.

What did you learn when we went there?

Time to ponder

Have you ever stopped to think about what exactly is underneath our feet?

On the brink of despair ...

The Iron Man came to the top of the cliff.

How far had he walked? Nobody knows. 

Where had he come from? Nobody knows. 

How was he made? Nobody knows. 

Can you answer these questions about the Iron Man?

Time for maths

Can you complete the times table crossword? 

Remember to write across or down next to the number of the question you are answering.

Hail Caesars!

Answer, in a fraction of a second ...

Equivalent fractions have the same value, even though they look different. 

Using the fractions wall above, answer the following questions: 

1. What fractions can you see that are the same as 1/2?

2. What equivalent fractions can you find for 1/3?

3. How else could you write 3/4?

Challenge

Can you think of a rule for working out equivalent fractions?

Smokey's weekend

What would you do with Smokey, if he spent the weekend with you?

Whose tile is it anyway?

What do you remember about our trip to Southwark Cathedral?

Click on the photo to view the Flickr album.

Incy, wincy spider

What do you remember about the storytelling workshop by Wendy Shearer today?

Do you remember the story and the characters?

Are you a square?

The images above show squares split in half.

How might you check that each is correct?

Can you think of more ways to split a square in half?

Lunching in Bloomsbury

What do you remember seeing at the British Museum?

Click on the photo above to see the Flickr album.