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Christmassy fun!
Roald Dahl class have had lots of Christmas fun over the last week. We had Christmas jumper day and Christmas dinner day, a special visitor and our Christmas party!
In English today, we read the setting description at the start of our new English book, The Storm. We went on a mysterious walk through the wildlife area. We imagined that we were Annie, the main character walking along the marsh near her home. We took a lamp to light the way and really tried to imagine how Annie must have felt, walking alone in the misty weather. When we returned to the classroom, a mystery bag had appeared with some interesting objects inside!
Representing Numbers
In maths Roald Dahl class worked in pairs to represent 3-digit multiples of 10 using different representations. They came up with some super ideas of representing the numbers.
Science 
In science this week we were learning how muscles work together to function, we made our own models to explain the process.
Trip to Saltaire
Roald Dahl Class had a brilliant trip to Saltaire on Tuesday afternoon. After learning all about Saltaire in the morning with Maria Glot, we couldn't wait to explore the village. We managed to find some of the houses that the people on our bookmarks lived. We also enjoyed a quick visit to Robert's Park!
Special visit from Maria Glot
On Tuesday morning Roald Dahl class and Anne Fine Class had a special visit from a local historian, Maria Glot. She told us all about Bradford and the building of Saltaire during the Industrial Revolution. We learnt lots of interesting information. We were also given bookmarks telling us about a person who lived and worked in Saltaire in those times, where they lived and what job they did. We used these during our trip to Saltaire in the afternoon.
 

Proud to be from Bradford - Geography

The map of the UK has been cut up like a jigsaw! We worked together to make it correct, we added the names of the capital cities.

English
In English we have started our new book, The Whole Truth. We worked together to make predictions about the characters and events in the book.