Sparrowhawks had lots of fun today making traditional German decorated winter lanterns from clay with Julie Fowler, as part of our learning about Germany for World Awareness weeks. The finished lanterns will hold a candle, and the candlelight will shine through shaped holes made in the walls of the lantern.
Today we had toast at Forest School. Mrs Stroud made a fire and cooked the toast. Some of us were looking for treasure. We were lucky enough to find conkers today. We did some climbing and played in the dens.
Yesterday Eagles prepared, presented, cooked and eventually ate a superb feast of the finest Greek cuisine.
The menu:
Starter- Greek salad (check out their presentation!)
Main- Lamb Koftas with pitta bread and Tzatziki dip
Vegetarian main – Peppers stuffed with rice, chopped olives and feta cheese.
Side dishes- Olives and feta cheese
Dessert- Baklava
Well done to all the children for all their hard work throughout the day and a big thank you to all the TA’s who worked tirelessly throughout the day to prepare everything.
It was brilliant to see so many parents at our world awareness singing assembly this afternoon. They were treated to a songs from many different countries as each class sung a song thy have been learning with Mrs Terry during WAW.
What a brilliant week! From Olympic inspired dance and Paper Mache pots to Greek God Poseidon heads made from clay and learning to count in Greek the children have been fully engaged in learning about the country of Greece.
The pupils of Sparrowhawks class rolled up their sleeves today to make Brezen, a traditional knotted bread from Bavaria. They also made heart-shaped plaited paper Christmas decorations to carry their Brezen home in.
This afternoon, we have been dressing up in the type of clothes that may be worn whilst celebrating Diwali. We loved all of the sparkly jewels.
We are nearly at the end of the first week of World Awareness- children have been thoroughly engaged in their learning – understanding similarities and differences between different countries.
We are nearly at the end of the first week of World Awareness- children have been thoroughly engaged in their learning – understanding similarities and differences between different countries.
Matt, Juliette, Dylan & Theo are representing Gastrells at the Year 6 maths challenge at Dean Close Preparatory School. Matt and Juliette won the who event beating 30 other schools to the top!
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