A few more players this week – will Earth win this half-term week?
A new battle has begun – Who will win this week? Get playing now!
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Join this week’s Times Tables Rock Stars battle between Phase 3 Water and Earth – take part and see if you can help your team win this week, whilst keeping your times tables knowledge and skills up-to-date.
sflower@st-pauls.gloucs.sch.uk
Very few players this week; where were you Earth?
A new battle has begun – Who will win this week? Get playing now!
If you have lost your username and password, then contact Mrs. Peyyeti (ppeyyeti@st-pauls.gloucs.sch.uk), or your class teacher.
Year One pupils looking at number problems and learning how to solve them. The problems will be using addition and subtraction problems within 50 such as the problem below.
Reception pupils will be looking at number patterns within 20. The star words we will be using are:
greater
less
more
fewer
order
one
group of ten
Computing is a subject that is changing quickly as new technologies develop. However, the under lying principles do not change. One of these is the use of algorithms.
Initially, group 4 had no idea as to what an algorithm is but quickly realised it is an instruction.
Technically, it is a set of instructions for solving a problem or accomplishing a task. We use them in our everyday life from following a recipe to make a cake to traffic lights. Algorithms are everywhere!
In groups, the children created their own map. It had to have a start and an end which the groups then made an algorithm for in order to move around the map. Creating the maps was great fun and having squares on the paper made it easier to create the algorithm. When writing the algorithm we realised that the maths vocabulary came in handy – clockwise, anti-clockwise, left, right, 90 degree turn.
Join this week’s Times Tables Rock Stars battle between Phase 3 Water and Earth – take part and see if you can help your team win this week, whilst keeping your times tables knowledge and skills up-to-date.
sflower@st-pauls.gloucs.sch.uk
Very few players this week, with our focus on SATS, but a few still took part:
A new battle has begun – Who will win this week? Get playing now!
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Today saw the Phase 3 pupils once again enjoying a Maths Match challenge, with their peers – between teams and between Water and Earth pupils.
Teamwork was key, as was the ability to reason, through the problem presented – something year six were all to familiar with, following their SATS journey this week.
Water were victorious, with the highest individual team score, for the ‘Amazing Additions.’ Earth though had the highest average team score, by 1 point. So well done to everyone!
Join this week’s Times Tables Rock Stars battle between Phase 3 Water and Earth – take part and see if you can help your team win this week, whilst keeping your times tables knowledge and skills up-to-date.
sflower@st-pauls.gloucs.sch.uk
A new battle has begun – Who will win this week? Get playing now!
If you have lost your username and password, then contact Mrs. Peyyeti (ppeyyeti@st-pauls.gloucs.sch.uk), or your class teacher.
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