Room 25's (14) Class Blog

Back to school The day finally arrived. Yes, we are finally back to school. At least some of us. It has been great seeing each other in person and catching up with our friends and teachers. It was such a lovely feeling  hearing the first " Good morning Mrs. Southcombe". I just loved it! We are Masking up and doing our best keeping the social distance. Not an easy task , but we are the "New Windsor people" and understand that it is important to be responsible.  We know that we must keep safe, keep others safe and be kind to each other. We have expressed our true feelings in our writing: Remembering the 100 days of Lockdown. In Algebra, we have been learning about : Repeating patterns Growing Pattern Identifying the rule in a number pattern. Outdoor learning. We enjoyed listening to our teacher read to us. We listened to each other read as well. What beautiful weather. Some art work to keep us calm. Keep calm and carry on drawing. Sea turtles- using oil pastels. We ha...

  Week 4-  Monday 8 November to Friday 12 November. Hi there everyone, We have had an amazing week of learning , creating and sharing. Each week is always full of plenty of fun and games with our classmates and teachers. We are now champions at zooming in and out of meetings, enjoying chatting, sharing screens and learning in our Breakout rooms. We have been learning and using a lot of our digital skills. We understand that it is very important to be a responsible Digital citizen. Out topic this week was "Rocks".       Learn Here we are using descriptive language to write about our rocks. Rock characters from Arin's story.           Create...........Share Tessellation    Design a Rock garden path using tessellation. Look at these very creative ideas.                BY Arin   By Vanshika By Frankie Tessellating patterns      Colourful triangles by Ethan    ...

  Week 3-  Monday 1 November to Friday 5th November. Hello everyone, We are back again to give you a peek into  our week of learning. The highlight of our week was the celebration of the Hindu Festival of Diwali. Rangoli Rangoli is an important part of the celebration of Diwali. This colourful, circular pattern is painted on the doorstep of most Hindu houses as a sign of welcome. The Rangoli pattern was great to link into  our learning  about symmetry in Geometry. Here are some of our symmetrical patterns of the Rangoli. Being creative by composing our own Acrostic poems on Diwali By Khizir By Sharayah By Zeenya By Adriana By Arin Learning some facts about Diwali  Learning facts about Diwali was very interesting. By Sharaya     By Purav Here are some photos and videos of our Hindu students from Room 25,celebrating Diwali  at home. Shubh Diwali to all of you. Here is Vanshika Sharayah is colouring some rice for the Diyas ...