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Summer 2

 

This half term we will be learning about the British astronaut Major Tim Peake. The first British astronaut in over 20years, he is inspiring and fascinating to learn about. We will learn about his early life, his route to becoming an astronaut and his time on the International Space Station. 

                          

Space Ping-Pong! Astronaut Tim Peake on the ISS #CosmicClassroom

We were fascinated by this video showing Tim Peake playing ping pong with water in space!

What do we know? What questions can we ask about Tim Peake?

Summer 1

 

In History this half term, we will be learning about the inspirational Mae Jemison, an engineer, physician, astronaut and author.

 

Mae Among The Stars

A lovely story about Mae Jemison.

Creating a timeline of Mae’s life.

What do we know? What questions could we ask about Mae Jemison?

Spring 2

In History this half term, we will be learning about David Attenborough, looking at his early life, exciting career and enormous contribution to society. 

Animal Eyes
We were so inspired by Sir David Attenborough and all of the amazing things he has seen, we designed and made a section of an animal’s face. This could be an animal that already exists or one that we have made up. Using clay, the children made their animal face to include one eye and a small area around it. They had to carefully consider the texture and detail to make their creature come to life. I think you will agree, they look amazing!

1.3.22 Organising facts about David Attenborough

Spring 1

 

In History this half term our focus is looking at the lives of Mary Anning. We will explore her early life, fascinating work and contribution to modern society.

11th January


We began learning about the famous fossil hunter, Mary Anning. We learnt that she lived near the sea, she was very poor, she found fossils but called them curiosities and contributed greatly to the understanding of evolution. We will be learning more as the topic goes on.

We used leaves to print our very own fossils.

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