Team Soundar Activities

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Flat Stanley First Aid

Team Soundar have learned some very helpful information today about what first aid is and how we can use it to help others. We learned about choking, bleeding, burns, bumps and bruises. We learned about vital first aid to help save lives.

Safer Internet Day

Yesterday was Safer Internet Day. We participated in BBC’s live lesson all about how we can stay safe online. We looked at how to spot a scam using the acronym SCAM and designed our own super safe passwords.

Police Visitor

Yesterday we had a visitor come into school from Durham Police. He gave the children a great insight into all the different jobs the police do and how much they can help us. He explained to the children the requirements and expectations of joining the police force for those of the children who may wish to do so. We then got shown his police car and some of the equipment they use.

NSPCC

Today Team Soundar were visited by the NSPCC (including their mascot Buddy!). We took part in a workshop with them looking at different types of abuse and who our trusted adults are. We learnt about Childline and how to contact them. Then we thought about our own safe places, people and things before making fortune tellers to test our friends on what they had learnt.


Geography

In Geography we have identified what human and physical features we could see in an image of a region of Greece. We then thought about what you would see, hear, feel, smell or taste in that region. We identified the use of the region and the landscape descriptions of it.

PE

In PE we have been learning Gymnastics. We have learned different ways to travel and now we are looking at different ways to balance.

Energy Workshop

Today we enjoyed an energy workshop. We looked at the different climate zones and thought about how climate change was affecting the Earth. Then we calculated our own global footprint and made footprint posters suggesting how we could cut down our energy use.

Author/Illustrator Visitor

Today, we did a workshop with author and illustrator, Liz Million. Sticking with our English theme of rainforests, we had a go at drawing jaguars!

Maths

In Fluency we have been learning the 3 times tables. Today we took the lesson outside for the children to make 3 times table flowers, from chalk, on the playground.

Halloween

To celebrate Halloween we had a disco for the children where they also had hot dogs, pizza and sweets.

Celebrating 150 Years

To celebrate our school being 150 years old we all came to school dressed as Victorians. We had visitors from Beamish Museum deliver a workshop to the children and the photographer came to take pictures of the day. We’ve enjoyed a fantastic afternoon with Hannah and Bill from Beamish! We discussed what school would have been like in the Victorian period, the lives of miners and enjoyed some pit songs.

English

For our core text book we have started to read the book The Great Kapok Tree by Lynne Cherry. We have thought about the sights and sounds found in a rainforest. We then worked in small groups to all construct a poem about our thoughts on the sights and sounds of the rainforests.

History

In History we have been looking at the Stone Age. We have looked at what life was like and what tools and equipment they used. We then looked at the changes to the Iron Age and the Bronze Age. We had a visitor who came in and led a workshop on fire making and den building.

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