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Welcome to class 1C at Allerton CE Primary School in Leeds. Here, under the careful guidance of Miss Cannon, we will blog to the Big Wide World.

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The Big Sing!

This week at ACE we celebrated Mental Health Awareness Week. As part of this, on Wednesday, we all went onto the playground for the whole school to take part in the ‘Big Sing’. We sang one of our favourite songs in KS1, ‘Together’. We also sang our school song. It was so lovely to see all of the children joining in! Well done 1C!

Geography map work

In Geography this week we have been continuing to investigate our local area by looking at some aerial maps. We looked at lots of different types of maps and tried to find human and physical features on each of them. The children were challenged to find a school, a field and a roundabout and identify whether they were human or physical. I was really impressed that lots of them managed to also find houses, shops, roads and woods. Some of them even found their own houses!

It’s Disgusting!

This week we are writing our own stories based on our story ‘The Disgusting Sandwich’. Yesterday, we took our a sandwich around school. Unfortunately, lots of disgusting things happened to our sandwich! We then went back to class and planned our stories based on what had happened to our sandwich!

Making the most of the sun!

On Friday in our Art lesson we made the most of the nice weather and took our learning outside! First, we looked in class carefully at a dandelion in the different stages of its “life”. We looked at the flower and the seeds. We then went outside and found sketched dandelions, looking carefully at the shapes of the petals and the length of the stem.

Bluebell sketching

Our topic this half term is Flourishing Me. As we are learning about plants in Science, in Art, we are going to be doing lots of sketching of wild flowers.

Today, we walked up Nursery Lane to have a look at the bluebells. We saw lots of bluebells on our local walk last week, so the children were very excited to sketch them! We talked about how a bluebell looked like a bell, like the one we use in class.

We started by practising sketching the lines and shapes we could see, focusing on the bell shape we had talked about. The children then used what they had learnt in Science to draw the stem, leaves and petals of the bluebell.

Local Walk to Adel Woods

In 1C we started off our half term by going on a local walk to Adel Woods. This morning, we began learning about human and physical features in Geography, then on our walk, we spotted them in our local area. We noticed lots of things such as the aqueduct, the river, the woods and the park. I was so impressed with how far the children walked and how resilient they were! This week we are going to spend time drawing maps of our route and talking more about human and physical features in our local area.

Allerton is on fire!

This afternoon in 1C we celebrated the end of our Great Fire of London topic by burning the Tudor Houses we made during our Arts Fortnight. We enjoyed listening to the sound of the fire and looking at how our houses turned to ash! We also enjoyed singing London’s Burning! Thank you to all the grown ups that came to celebrate with us.

More outdoor maths

Today in maths we started learning about length and height. We practiced using the words longer and shorter to describe objects on the playground. Some children then challenged themselves by measuring the length and height of the objects using rulers.