Stop Motion Animations

In preparation to animate parts of Anglo Saxon an Norse myths, some members of year 5 have been creating monsters to animate. These are their first ever attempts at using clay for stop motion animation.

Book Review Homework

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Year 5 trip to Birmingham museums.

Class 11 at Thinktank Class 11 in the Thinktank Science Garden

Glaciers and the Ice Age

In the summer term we will be learning how the hills and valleys of South Shropshire were shaped by the last Ice Age. In the first week after Easter we will be researching what causes an ice age and its effects. Here are links to some websites that will give you information Fun facts about […]

Coding

Year 5 are coding again today, practising skills learned so far and learning how to add a button.

Coding with Mr. Smith, Amazing ICT

Year 5 have continued to complete coding activities with Mr. Smith from Amazing ICT today. They have continued to use Scratch to debug and program using the broadcast command and if they want to create their own Scratch account to code at home they can click here – it’s free. They have also learned how the […]

Kennings

Following on from our work on the Anglo-Saxons and Beowulf we have been producing our own poems in kennings style. OEXS4713[1] from Meadows Primary on Vimeo.

Re-using materials Homework

Healthy Lifestyles Videos

On Monday Year 5 had a workshop with Nuffield Health on the importance of getting a good night’s sleep. Over the week they’ve been working on their own scripts and videos to share their learning. We need to complete the editing next week but here’s a few of the clips so far… IMG_0414 from Meadows […]

World Book Day 2019

We’ve a wide variety of World Book Day costumes in Year 5 today. and the classes have been listening to stories and sharing stories with each other. We’ll be joining the World Book Day live lesson this afternoon.