Piercing Class
Piercing Class 2022/2023
Year 3/4
Miss Williams
Tour de Theydon
Verulamium Museum
Collecting the Royal Pigeons
Mango Ice Cream
The Allotment
Potato Salad
Fajitas
The Coronation
Making Corn Bread
Computing - Using software to edit images
We have learned how to edit images using Paint.net. We could change the colour, and add or remove parts of the image.
In Computing we have been learning to change the colour in digital images.
Piercing at the London Mini Marathon
Food Technology in the Outdoor Kitchen
First of all we had a recipe that we had to follow. We used sugar, butter and flour to make our cookie dough. Then we got chocolate chips and put them in the mixture. Finally we baked them in the new oven in the outdoor kitchen.
George
Outdoor Kitchen
I love the outdoor kitchen. It is a really great place. I like it because I like to cook and it was nice working with a team. We made chocolate chips cookies because we are learning about American food.
Purdey
Questions for Sir David Attenborough
Fieldwork
Moving Monsters
Circuit Quiz Boards
True and false Questions by Josh
First we got a piece of paper and wrote a question with the answer true or false.
Then we stuck ins by true and false.
Next we put crocodile clips at the bottom.
You need a circuit with a bulb.
If you get the right answer the bulb will light up.
World Book Week- Poetry
This week we have shared poems, written our own verse for “From a Railway Carriage” and performed “The Owl and the Pussycat”.
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From A Railway Carriage
Programming the Robots
On Thursday 2nd March, Piercing class went on a school trip to the National Army Museum. We had time to eat and look around but then we had to go into a room full of painting and sit down on colourful cushions. Then a nice lady called Olivia came in and explained why the army would use robots. We all were sorted into groups and given an iPad and a robot. Each had its own name. My group had one called Artie and I’m sure there was an Elizabeth and a Bobbie in there somewhere? Anyway, we were sent to a particular area of the room where there was a piece of paper with a mission for us. Before that Olivia (the class teacher, not the one in our class) had showed us how to use the blocks on the iPad to program the robot. My group had to get Artie around a green box (camp) and when we had done that we had to repeat it 3 times! Just like Ollie (Olivia’s robot) the little engines were very chatty. It took along time to get Artie around the box and we never managed to repeat it 3 times but it was a fun team effort and worth a try!
Layla
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Visit to the National Army Museum
We went to the National Army Museum on Thursday. It was brilliant! First we had an amazing break time at the tank on the outside. Sadly we couldn’t touch the tank. After we went into the hat gallery. Then a lady came in and told us loads of facts about the army. Then we had a quick toilet break! After we went into “Do you want to be a Soldier?” There was a massive screen and it told you what to do like march. After that it was mainly exhibits. There was dogs, guns, swords, tanks, helicopters, medals and body parts if you lost them. After we had lunch, then we went to the workshop. We learnt how the army use robots. Then we had a go!
Harriet
Under the tank!
Pancake Races on the Village Green
Today we walked to the green to take part in a pancake race. It was very fun to do and to watch our friends. When our turn was over we cheered for everyone. We had to flip our pancake and then run and flip it as we ran.
Francesca and Sienna
On the DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit)
On the train it was quite slow but it speeded up and we went to Ongar. Then we went up a hill so we traveled through the forest and at top it stopped and the driver went to the other end of the train to drive us back. We had lunch on the train and went to the signal box where some of us pulled the levers and the signals move up and down and helps the driver know where to go.
Olivia F
Ongar Railway
Which sweet melts quicker?
The materials we used were two paper towels and four sweets.
Next we held the sweets in our hands and timed how long they took to melt.
Then we recorded the times.
Finally we were allowed to eat our sweets after it had melted. 😋
Josh and Ronnie
Internet Safety February 2023
In Art we have created mandalas in nature inspired by And Goldsworthy
Gymnastics
We had a good starting position. Vinnie
I love gymnastics and making up sequences. Olivia
We liked working together on our sequence. Reeva
I enjoyed the travelling. Fintan
We liked making up and performing our sequence. It was fun. Layla and Shayna
We will improve by doing it in time. This is why I love gymnastics. Josh
In computing this spring term we are learning to identify that accuracy in programming is important, create a program in a text-based language and explain what ‘repeat’ means. We have used logo to create basis shapes and Mandala patterns.
