This afternoon Integrity had a visit from The National Trust to have a look at lots of fun interactive activities all about reducing waste creatively. The children had so much fun painting, printing and sticking!

Today we got in the spirit of the 1950s! The children looked at different dance moves from the rocking 50s to incorporate into their rock and roll dance routine. We have already looked at the hand jive, and today we focused on the twist!
We had lots of fun!

The Year 4s from Integrity class had a super fun afternoon grouping different rocks!
We have previously looked at how different rocks can be grouped and we have also looked at how different rocks can be formed!

The children, along with some super helpers from Year 6, had a lovely time getting stuck in with this practical activity and some beautiful work that has been reflected in their books.

This afternoon, the children worked in small groups to create models of the digestive system.

This involved crushing food (biscuits) mixed with saliva (water) in the mouth (a zippy wallet) before moving on to churning up the food in a stomach containing acid (orange juice). They then squeezed it through the small and large intestines (tights) to absorb the water before squeezing the faeces (the mixture) out of the anus (a hole at the bottom of the tights).

The children were very excited and most of them really got stuck in, but a few didn't like the smell, so preferred to watch from a distance! They did all wash their hands afterwards.

I would have loved to share photos, but my hands soon got too messy to hold the iPad!

Why not ask your child what they can recall to help them with their write up tomorrow afternoon?