Saturday 15 November 2014

School trip - Burwardsley

Year 3 had a fantastic time on their school trip on Friday. The whole class went to the Burwardsley outdoor centre and we learned all about life in the Iron Age.

The children took part in many activities, such as an archaeological dig, making Iron Age pots and making rope bracelets. The children all had a great experience and thanks again to John for being such a super guide!

Here are a few photos from our day.......

Inside an Iron Age house. What do you think the hook is used for?



Some Iron Age drawings. The pictures were made using chalk and charcoal.


The Iron Age house was made using authentic materials that would have been used in the past. They used reeds and poplar trees for the roof and they used mud and horse manure for the walls.......

John showing us how to make Iron Age pots......


India and Summer making a rope bracelet.......


Michal, Darragh, Callum, Shanti and Sophie making an Iron Age pot........





Sophie and Darragh digging for Iron Age artefacts.....








Saturday 8 November 2014

Cinema trip!

Year 3 all had a wonderful time at the cinema this week when we went to watch 'How to train your dragon 2'. The children all enjoyed it so much that they have each written a letter to the cinema to say thank you.

The children are all very much forward looking to our trip to Burwardsley next week. We will post a blog update when we return!

Thursday 25 September 2014

Cave Painting in Year 3!

Last week in Year 3 we created some cave paintings like people in the Stone Age would have done.

We started by researching cave paintings on the internet.



We then went outside in search for sticks, twigs and leaves to use, because they didn’t have paint brushes in those days!

Here is year 3 looking for twigs....



When we got back into class we used the sticks, twigs and leaves to paint on to pieces of card.



We managed to create some super pictures of animals, fires and people. We only used the White, Black, Brown, Red and Yellow because these were the only colours that Stone Age people would have been able to find naturally. We were lucky because we had paint!