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Enrichment Clubs
KS1 Computing Club
In computing club, we have begun learning about algorithms and how to create these. We started by programming ourselves to move across the classroom using forwards, backwards, left turn and right turn.
We then learnt how to use the Beebots and programmed them to move across the mats. We have started learning how debug when our programs go wrong!
Art Club
In Art Club, we look at a variety of artists and learn to use a range of different media.
We have begun learning about Van Gogh and used oil pastels to create our own Starry Nights!
During Diwali, the festival of lights, we looked at Rangoli patterns and created our own using chalks. We began on black paper and then went outside and drew Rangoli's on the pavement.
We have now begun creating Christmas crafts! This week we made lolly stick christmas trees using pompoms and glitter. The children can't wait to hang them on the tree!
Japan Club
Konnichiwa Min'na san
(Hello everybody)
In Club Japan we have been learning basic conversational Japanese, how to pronounce our names and describe things and how to say how old we are. We have also looked at Japanese culture and food (the children were very surprised that there was more to Japan than Pokemon and sushi). Going forward, we will learn to write our names in Hiragana and talk about where we live.
SATs club
All of Year 6 will be joining me for an hour every Wednesday to prepare for thier SATs tests. SATs club will be a combination of Complete maths, drilling, Reading and SpaG practice.
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