Learning, Learning, Learning!

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Our Brains are HUGE!

 This week we have been working hard in class. During English we have been writing recounts of our school trip for the Elderly People in the village. They heard how good our school trip was and wanted to know more details!

 Have a look below for some brilliant examples!






 We also have been working really hard in maths this week on addition! We have been using a variety of strategies to helps us add two digit numbers! We have been super resilient and we never give up just like Tigger! 




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