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Building Anglo Saxon Shelters!
The children made Anglo Saxon shelters using clay/white tack for the foundations to represent wattle and daub, lolly sticks to represent the wooden walls and then straw for the roof. They showed amazing resilience!
Read MoreCeramics and Clay at Morecambe Bay …
Year 4 had an amazing time at Morecambe Bay Academy scoring and slipping with clay to make Anglo Saxon style coin dishes! See below for photos.
Read MoreWelcome to Year 5 2023-2024
Topic Homework Properties and Material ChangesWelcome to Year 5. Please find the half-termly homework for Autumn 1 attached.
Read MoreNursery Autumn Term 2023
This term we are welcoming all of our new children and families into Nursery. We will begin with the topic- All about me. We will be talking about who lives with us and if we have any pets. The children will be encouraged to talk to us about their homes, what number is on their front door, what colo…
Read MoreSummer 2- History
During the final half term of the year, Year 5 will be learning all about Lancaster’s historic involvement in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. We will be visiting key places locally which will tell us more about this often overlooked, but important, History. In English, we will be studying two importa…
Read MoreCaterpillar-butterfly lifecycle
This half term we have been very lucky learning about the life cycle of a caterpillar-cocoon-butterfly. We read the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar and then we watched our caterpillars get bigger and fatter each day. When the caterpillars had eaten all the food they all climbed up to the top of th…
Read MoreSpring Walk
We have been enjoying looking for the signs of Spring. Last week we took a walk around our orchard to find the signs of Spring. We listened for birds, hunted for buds and made a note of each new flower we saw.
Read MoreSpring 2: Claywork
Year 5 developed their skills in clay week during this half term. There were some wonderful pieces made by the children.
Read MoreGoing on a bear hunt to Barley Cop …
After we had stumbled and tripped through the woods, squelched through the mud and found our way through the long wavy grass, we listened to the bear hunt story and had biscuits and juice. The children loved exploring in barley cop woods, spotting signs of spring, listening to song birds and watchin…
Read MoreTraditional Tales
This half term we have been looking at Traditional Tales: The Gingerbread Man, The Three little Pigs and Goldilocks and The Three Bears. We have learnt the song of Goldilocks and thought you would love to see it! Hope you enjoy 🙂 http://ryelands.lancs.sch.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/goldilocks.m…
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