Peregrines practised the mathematical skill of measuring length. They had to choose between standard and non-standard units of measure and decide what would be the best way to measure different objects around the school.
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Hard work pays off
Peregrines worked incredibly hard in the last week of term and as a treat they had a class picnic. The children made their own sandwiches and were able to try lots of different types of fruit and vegetables. This was very well deserved! Well done Peregrines!
Den building
Peregrines have had the chance to experience forest school activities with Mrs Stroud on a Wednesday afternoon. They have been practising their den building skills. The children have learnt how to tie knots and make secure dens to hide in. Well done peregrines 🙂
Multiplication with arrays
We have been practising using arrays as a method to help us solve times questions. The children worked carefully to set out their work accurately. 
Diary entries
In literacy, we have been using the book ‘Dougal’s deep sea diary’ to help us identify features of a diary. We are starting to compose our own entries about our school day.
Topic
Peregrines have been learning all about the different parts of a common fish and their functions. They learnt lots of different facts and even had the chance to touch and smell real fish to help them with their learning. 
PartitioningÂ
This week, we have been recapping how we use partitioning in maths. We have been practising how to use partitioning to help us add and subtract numbers. 
