Thankyou to everyone who has sent pictures of their home learning in last week. We can see you are all working incredibly hard and we LOVE seeing what you have been doing.

 

We hope you are all still enjoying learning from home! This weeks home learning for half term is ready for you to start - head over to the year 2 class page. Happy home learning :) 

 

Miss Chiappe and Miss Emery

 A huge thanks to all the parents that have already filled out the EYFS survey. Just a reminder to please fill in the survey by Monday at 9am to help us to get everything as safe and ready as we can for the children that are returning. 

 

I hope you all have a lovely sunny bank holiday weekend! 

 

Thank you again! 

Miss Haley 

Check out Mr. Lopez reading The Something by Rebecca Cobb. Head over to the Video Resource Center (A story at bedtime or anytime) on the school website to hear this, and many other stories read by the HPS staff. Enjoy!

We are so lucky to live in such a beautiful place and it's lovely to see you exploring it as part of our topic Enchanted Woodland. Who else has been somewhere lovely? I was so excited to go to the woods and see the bluebells when we were first allowed!

Head over to our Year 1 class page for some fresh ideas and activities to keep you busy over the next week. We've got a few new videos for you to watch too. 

 

https://www.honitonprimary.co.uk/year-1/

 

Have fun and keep sending us photos so we can see!

Mrs Doble, Mr Lopez, Mrs Wiscombe and Miss Catcher :)

As every teacher around the world knows, glue sticks are the most prized possession in any classroom!  The thought of not having any or worse, they go missing, fills every teacher with dread.

 

Thankfully, this young lady has problem solved, investigated and identified the culprit of who took the missing glue sticks!  She has used an abundance of skills and loved every second of the challenge.  You can see how proud she is here in the photos.

 

Well done! All the teachers at HPS know who to come to when we need our missing glue stick problem to be solved!

Once again this young lady has been working hard on a whole range of activities.  She has even made sure she got out in the sunshine to keep fit and healthy whilst also searching out different animals poo to see if she could track them.  It looks like she managed to find some ducks!

 

All of this was topped off with a nice healthy lunch, violin practise (whilst reading obviously!), maths activities, creating scientific classification keys, grammar activities and more!

 

 

These guys have been working hard on their reading and thought of interesting places and ways to read - what do you think?  Can you be any more extreme with your reading?

As part of our learning journey, this week Year 4 looked at the different digestive systems of various animals and compared it to that of a human.  

 

They learnt how each animals food goes through the body and what the waste product looked like.  They also learnt how poo is in fact full of information and helps ecologists track animals' populations and habitats too!

 

Here a young man has worked hard at identifying the different animals and poos and matching them correctly.  He has also gone on to create a scientific classification key to help him sort and identify the animal.

 

Excellent scientific work there!

 

 

This young lady has been working exceptionally hard on activities linked to our topic of Burps, Bottoms and Bile!

 

She has conducted experiments, created a detailed diagram with flaps of the digestive system, answered reading comprehension questions, designed a healthy food plate and also written a story as if she travelled through a humans digestive system!

 

I love the creativity shown here.