24/01/2025

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Good afternoon all, 

We had an awesome day today and learnt so much about the Vikings! Please ask the children lots of questions this weekend as they will be able to tell you so much about the Vikings are their invasion of Britain. 











PE Timetable NEW 

Monday 1hr (Football).

Wednesday - 30 mins (trainers only). 

Thursday 1 hr (Full kit)


Next Week 

Maths -  We will be solving multiplication and division word problems. We will also be multiplying fractions.  

English - We will continue writing around our class text, The Lost Thing by Shaun Tan. 

Science - We will be learning about gravity as part of our forces topic. 

PSHE - When I grow up/my dream lifestyle.  

Art - Sketching people in motion. 

History - We will write about what we learned in our workshop. .

Computing - We will turn micro:bits into step counters (pedometers) using the micro:bit’s built-in movement sensor, the accelerometer, and variables to keep track of how far you have walked. 


Half Term Project - Developing Confident Presenters -  Due Monday 10th February

This half term, I would like to focus on helping the children enhance their presenting skills. To achieve this, I would like them to create a short presentation—whether it’s a PowerPoint or another format—on a topic they’re passionate about. The goal is for them to speak confidently for approximately three minutes, sharing their enthusiasm and knowledge with their peers. Our emphasis will be on their delivery, clarity, and building self-assurance when presenting to an audience. I would like EVERYONE to take part. 


 

Spellings 

Dogs 

legible 

horribly 

dependable 

terrible 

comfortable 

terribly 

considerable 

understandable 

visible

visibly 

considerable 

reasonable


Wolves

horrible 

horribly 

understand 

understandable 

terrible 

terribly 

enjoy 

enjoyable 


Have a great weekend! 

Miss N Davis 

ndavis@littleheath.herts.sch.uk

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