More Christmas games!

Try the present dropping game



And here's another snowman to decorate

And finally, why not make some snowflakes?

This week's bloggers....

.... It's all of us!

We've all written a sentence about what we enjoyed this week.

"I like wrapping presents"
"I like helping Santa"
"We have made letters"
"We had fun playing a game"
"I enjoyed playing with the wrapping"
"I enjoyed when I go swimming in the holidays"
"I enjoyed the game on the blog"
"I liked throwing snow"
"I enjoyed wrapping presents and drawing"
"I enjoyed computers"
"I'm happy at being on book band 4"
"I like the games on the blog"
"I enjoyed helping Santa"
"I enjoyed playing in the water and helping Santa"
"Games, letters, helping Santa"
"I liked helping Santa at maths"
"I like the game on the blog"
"I've written a letter to Santa"
"I have enjoyed helping Santa"
"I enjoyed colouring with shiny pens"
"We have done wrapping presents"
"I like writing a letter to Santa"
"I helped Santa"
"I like playing the game"
"I like the snow man game"
"I like the game on the blog"

And here are some pictures of what we have been doing...

Sorting out our speed sounds.

Wrapping presents.

Writing cards and stamping them.

Helping Santa work out how many presents need delivering.

Practicing our Christmas songs.

Playing subtraction bingo.

More Santa maths!

We put washing up liquid in the water tray!

More wrapping, writing and stamping.

Can you help the elves launch Santa across the chasm?

Try this fun game and test your timing and mouse skills

Design your own snowman

just click here!

Church visit jigsaw puzzle

Click here to try our latest puzzle

Festivals

Over the last couple of weeks we have been learning about some of the different festivals that people celebrate around the world.  We have learned about Diwali and made our own Diwas and party food made out of coconut.  We have also made Christingles, visited a local church and written a class book about the Christmas story.  Have a look through some of our photos!

Mrs Barker carefully lights our Diwas.

All our Diwas lit up the room.

Ecclesfield Church is nearly 400 years old.

This window tells the story of Jesus' life.

We all wrapped up warm... it was freezing in the church!

Reverend Stordy showed us around the church.

Back at school we built a church out of blocks.

Meet this week's bloggers.

This week we have been to the church for a look around.  We learnt about Jesus and God and why people pray.

I have enjoyed making transformers out of knex.  They are called monkeybusiness, whappertail and gunshooter.

I enjoyed making Christingles in class.