On Monday the children worked extremely hard to get their
models finished. The results are really impressive. I was also happy to see
some of the children making a big effort to help their fellow classmates get
their work finished on time. The children also put in some additional research
to go with their models. In maths we
worked on addition of three numbers.
Tuesday was another busy. Having completed the models the
children needed to write some accompanying information. Additionally we
collaborated on a self -assessment form, which the children then used to
reflect on their work. We also had literacy and numeracy classes, where we
continued with addition and developed both writing and listening skills.
For our inquiry on Wednesday the focus was on reviewing the
knowledge that the students had gained in the course of their investigations
into different communities and to then compare their communities with life in
Japan. This involved the production of a slightly longer piece of writing than
normal. Overall, the children did an excellent job expressing their ideas
clearly and neatly.
In the Thursday language lesson, we continued to develop
strategies that students could use to develop their spelling. We also reviewed
the work that we had already done on conjunctions. For our inquiry, we began to
think about the work that the children could do to display their understanding
of community, beliefs and values. We
also edited and completed the writing which they had begun comparing Japan and
the communities that they investigated.
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