Monday 8th June – Links – (p4of4)

The Golden Acorn – by Catherine Cooper: Recording 28 – p216 – Ch13 – 2nd Half

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An introduction to castles

Video about Castles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AesgRREuCQI

PowerPoint about castles: Castle Defences

Worksheet for notes about castles: What were the features of the castle for

Hello!

Hello Class 2!

I hope you are all very well and have had an enjoyable week. It has been strange for me being back in school after such a long time and it is all so different! I have really missed not being in our classroom, teaching all of you.

I hope you have enjoyed some of the ‘Weekly Activities’, that I posted on Monday. Thank you to those children that have sent me their work to look at.

Parents – If you have a minute, please could you let me know how you found the ‘Weekly Activities’. Did you have enough to keep you going or would you like more next week? Maybe there are certain types of activities that you’d like, as they work better for you at home. Thank you!

Have a lovely weekend everyone, let’s hope this rainy spell doesn’t last too long!

 

Friday 5th June – Daily Plan – (p1of3)

Hi Class 3,

Well done for all the super activities that you have done over the week. Here is today’s planning for you. Don’t forget, you don’t have to do these activities at a set time or in a set order – that’s all up to you. Also, you don’t have to be doing work all day. Spend time doing other activities that you enjoy doing too.

It’s great to receive pictures or videos of some of the other things you have been doing at home as well as school activities. I love sharing what you’ve been up to on the Class page of our website!

Reflection Time and Prayer of the Day

Good Morning Brown Clee!

We have been thinking about courage this week as it is our Christian Value of the half term, and today I would like to share a story from the Book of Daniel, Chapter 6 in The Bible, about a very brave man called Daniel.

Daniel was a man of God, who always put God first in his life. He was also a clever and important young man who helped King Darius to rule his kingdom. Daniel was so good at his job and so trusted by the king that he was in line for a big promotion. Sadly, this made the king’s other helpers jealous. The king’s helpers got together to hatch a plan to bring Daniel down.

Why was Daniel brave?  Was it just for facing the lions without fear? …….  I think he was brave for staying true to his faith that God is the only one God – rather than doing what everyone else was doing.  He knew it was wrong to worship Darius as he was not a God.

When Daniel decided to continue praying to his God, the true God, he didn’t know what the outcome of his decision would be. He must have been scared of the lions, but he had faith in his God,a God who had promised never to leave him or to forsake him. He knew that it was right to continue to trust in his God.

Sometimes it is hard to stick with what you know is right when everyone else is doing something different and wrong.  It is hard to be the ‘odd one out’.  But we should maybe take a leaf out of Daniel’s book, and be brave and have faith.  Maybe we can make a difference and encourage others to follow our lead, and lead them down the right path….

https://youtu.be/pDt_39G8214

 

 

Prayer of the Day

Dear God,
Thank you that you promise to be with us always.
Thank you that you promise to be with us in every situation.
When things are hard to understand, please give us strength, faith and perseverance.
Amen.

Thursday 4th June – Daily Plan – (p1of4)

You have been very busy completing activities for the India Link this week Class 3. I have been very impressed with the work that has been sent to me and I am sure that Mrs Roy and her class will be thrilled with what you have done.

Don’t forget, if you haven’t sent work to me yet for India from the last few days, please do so as soon as possible. It would be lovely to have everybody’s work to send. I will put it all together and send it off on Saturday.

Thursday 4th June – Links – (p4of4)

The Golden Acorn – by Catherine Cooper: Recording 26 – p196 – Ch12 – 2nd Half

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Traditional dishes from Wales

PowerPoint: Writing a menu

 

The Modern Olympics

The Modern Olympics video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSf7-LsmU3Y

School Packed Lunches

Don’t forget that you can order a school packed lunch for your child…

The lunch includes a cheese or ham sandwich, cucumber and carrot sticks, a piece of fruit and a cake or traybake – all home made!  The cakes today smelt absolutely delicious!

We ask that orders for a school packed lunch are placed by emailling admin@brownclee.shropshire.sch.uk by Thursday midday for the following week.

All EYFS and KS1 children are entitled to a free school meal, otherwise it costs £2.30 a day.  We ask that payments are made by cheque to Chartwells and that these are put into an envelope with your child’s name on it along with how many packed lunches you are paying for, and placed in a box outside reception when dropping your child off in the morning.

 

Reflection Time and Prayer of the Day

Good Morning Brown Clee!

We have been thinking about COURAGE this week as our Christian Value of the Half term.  We have thought about how sometimes we can be afraid of the unknown but that maybe we should be brave and think positively about it as we might be pleasantly surprised!  We have learnt about Derek Redmond, a courageous athlete who never gave up despite being in agonising pain, and as a result he achieved so much more than a medal!

Today I have a video asking ‘What is Courage?” showing that you don’t have to be a super hero to be brave, and that sometimes you can be brave in a very quiet mouse-like way!

Can you think of a time when you showed courage in school?

How can you find and use your courageous voice today!?!

Sometimes it helps to sing if you’re feeling a bit worried or scared, so here’s a song you can sing along to any time to help you feel brave!

Prayer of the Day

Let’s say our School Prayer together, so those of us at home and at school can be together in spirit…

Dear God

Thank you for our wonderful school.

Help us to be good learners.

Help us to look after each other.

Help us be respectful and kind and to make everyone welcome.

May our school be a happy, safe place where learning is fun.

Where we all work together to be the best we can be.

Amen

 

 

Wednesday 3rd June – Y3 Maths – (p2of4)

Y3  – Summer Term – Week 6 – Lesson 3: Subtract a 3-digit number from a 3-digit number (with exchange)

 

Click below for the Year 3 work sheet:

Y3-Autumn-Block-2-WO16-Subtract-a-3-digit-number-from-a-3-digit-number-exchange-2019

Click below for the Year 3 answer sheet so that you can mark your work:

Y3-Autumn-Block-2-ANS16-Subtract-a-3-digit-number-from-a-3-digit-number-exchange-2019

Half Day on Thursdays

A quick reminder that our half day is Thursday, where Reception finish at 12.30, Year 1 at 12.45 and Year 6 at 13.00, every THURSDAY.  Children will have their packed lunch at school before being collected.

Reflection Time and Prayer of the Day

Good Morning Brown Clee!

I hope you enjoyed thinking about the illustration from “The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse” yesterday, and thinking about what makes us afraid.  Our Christian Value this half term is courage, and I would like us to think a bit more about what courage is today.

Courage can be lots of things. It can be facing our fears, such as being brave and trying not to be scared of the dark or of heights. Courage can be having the inner strength to be the best that we can be.  Courage can also be doing what we know is the right thing, even when it is very difficult.  Courage has many forms – but by being brave and showing courage it shows that we have inner strength.

Have a watch of this video of an athlete, Derek Redmond in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics competing in the 400m semi-finals…

In this race he tore his ham string and was in agony, but he was determined to finish, and despite the pain he persevered and managed to finish the face – supported by his father (the man who runs out from the crowds).  This exceptional demonstration of courage and determination, of true Olympic spirit is often used as an example to show that ‘being the best you can be’ is more important than winning, and it is more important to try your best.

Prayer of the Day

Dear God,
Sometimes it’s hard to be brave. Please
help me to have courage to face my fears
and to admit my mistakes.
Help me to find the courage to pursue my
dreams and know that, even if I am afraid,
having courage will help me to achieve my
dreams.
Amen. .

 

Out and about in Shropshire

Challenge 4: To see how many times we can complete a walk over the Brown Clee before the end of the summer term