Miss Smith's Class at Fosse Way

Amazing Angles!

fosseblog — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 12:49:09 +0000

This week at school in maths we have been making angles posters.This is a website with angles games-

http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/maths/shape.htm#Angle

Making posters was very fun and very exciting to make. Craig comments” I thought that making the posters will help us with angles in the future”David commented” I hope that we do make these posters again for any other project in maths.

By- David and Craig (Maths Group boys)

Clean Air Award

fosseblog — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:53:37 +0000

Today at Fosse Way we had a special visitor who gave us a clean air award. We got it for having a smoke free school and school grounds. The lady who presented the award was called Rachel Junos. Sarah class 5/6s said” I felt very proud and please that our school got the award out of all the schools in Lincolnshire.” David said” I was extremely pleased of myself and hope to get the award again.”

By David and Sarah

Young Enterprise

fosseblog — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:06:26 +0000

On Monday morning 14th January 2 women (Mrs Page and Mrs Wakefield) came to our class to teach us about Young Enterprise. In the morning we had Mrs Page (who works in Sainsburys) and we started off the morning with them introducing themselves. Mrs Page did an activity with us, we checked all of the classroom objects and wrote them in our journals. We were looking at which countries the objects were imported from.

Our next activity was where we had a sheet of ingredients and where they are from, we measured how far our food had travelled to get to England. After that we did a puzzle, every group had it’s own country. We had to fill out a sheet about the puzzle that we had just completed, that was our wonderful morning finished! In the afternoon we had Mrs Wakefeild, her activity was a game, where we had 4 countries, and some countries were richer than others. We did that for half of the afternoon, for the other half of the afternoon we had some fantasy nation for each table, we had to make a complety new product for the fantasy nation. We all had fantastic time!!!

By Lauren and Lucy

Groovy Gravity!

fosseblog — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:04:20 +0000

This week in Science my group are investigating gravity. Click on the link below to go to a really good website that explains it all. Let me know how you get on……Y6 it would be good revision for you too! http://library.thinkquest.org/27585/

Here is another link to some activities for you to try out!http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/blogs/shell.swf” flashvars=”s=science&a=forces_action&h=http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/blogs/science/index.shtml” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” width=”424″ height=”324″>

Miss. Smith

ANTI BULLYING DAY!

fosseblog — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 15:42:29 +0000

On the 23rd November 2007 Fosse way primery school had anti bullying week and we talked about bullying and we looked at a poem called Four O’clock on Friday.In our class some people did different activities such as cartoon strip,poetry and diary extract.We also wore blue clothing to repsent the anti bullying week.Here at Fosse Way School we hope that we are bullying free and if we see bullying we stop it now! REMEMBER SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING!

by Ryan and Alex!

Our Visit to the Terry’o’ Toole Theater

fosseblog — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 13:04:32 +0000

On Friday 16th November our class, and only our class, went to North Kesteven Theatre to watch the Jazz and Rock festival all afternoon with Mrs Cant, our music teacher and Mrs Page, our art teacher.Miss Smith’s Class walked instead of going on a coach. We had lots of fun at NK but we could not believe that the hour was up. There were six performances altogether. It was really very exiting and enjoyable so probably everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. The class received a CD from the performances so the whole school can enjoy the music and singing. All of Miss Smith’s class hoped Mrs Cant would sing but she didn’t.The Terry ’o’ Toole theatre has had lots of performences in the past but the jazz and rock festival has probably has been the largest one yet. Miss Smiths class didn’t want to leave but sadly our time was up. Everyone had a great time.

By Lucy,Lauren and Alice from Miss Smiths class

Road Safety!

fosseblog — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:41:16 +0000

On Friday 16th of November, Miss Smiths yr6 literacy class went to visit Mrs Bishop’s yr2 literacy class. We went to talk to them about ROAD SAFETY and how to use the roads of the world. Before this we have be preparing leaflets using the information in the ARRIVE ALIVE books. We paired up into two’s and three’s, Miss Smith gave us the challenge of teaching the yr2′s about road safety. 20 minutes into the lesson Miss Smith stopped the lesson, to congratulate the yr6′s on their teaching abilites. Henceforth told us to ask the yr2′s three things that they have learnt this lesson. Mrs Robinson who was the teacher for the day, said that all the yr2′s had learnt alot and the yr6′s were fantastic!!

By Eve, Sarah and Annie.

http://www.thinkroadsafety.gov.uk

Road Safety Around School

fosseblog — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 18:12:04 +0000

Hello there! Just thought that I would put a link on here for the live maps website we used this week in ICT. You can make your own road safety map at home using pins to mark safe and unsafe places. You could even use it to look at road safety of places you are going to visit, so the whole family remains safe! Have fun, and let me know how you get on….

http://maps.live.com/

Miss. Smith

THE IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM.

fosseblog — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 17:02:51 +0000

On Saturday the 20th of October I went to the Imperial Museum in Manchester. Origainaly we had gone to the Lowry, but headed to the museum after a doughnut and coffee. I learned loads: all about the fact that they used BEARS,DOGS,ELEPHANTS and PIGEONS to carry heavy things during the war. Animals all over the world are famous for these horrific events. Pigeons, carried many messages and braved many weathers to help win the war.Dogs helped sniff out people after destruction, a dog named Carla saved 19 lives and is well known and documented. Elephants helped carry machinary and wood, they had similar jobs to bears, some even became members of the services. I would recommend the museum to everyone. By Eve 5/6S

GERMINATION EXPERIMENT

fosseblog — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 09:37:23 +0000

On the 10th of October class 5/6s did a gemination experiment on how different conditions effect plant germination.Our House teams had to work on different variables of conditions Boole was light, Tennyson was water, Newton was air temp and Harrison was space. Here is a picture of me seting up Booles experiment . By Liam Bowman