In the Autumn term, Year 5 learnt about Metacognition. Each week, we complete a short activity based on this topic to help us understand how we learn and why we all learn differently.
During our WW2 topic, Libby helped us to understand how people used rationed ingredients to create recipes.
As part of our WW2 unit, we used recyled socks (Make Do and Mend) and other material to create our very own Christmas stockings!
We enjoyed our rounding-themed escape room in the Autumn term!
For Remembrance Day, we collaborated to create some poppy-themed artwork using pastels.
We became detectives whilst studying Rose Blanche in English.
We are very proud of the WW2 Propaganda Posters that we produced in art. We used a variety of printing techniques to do this, including screen printing and tracing paper printing.
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