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This week’s task: find the pain au chocolat (yes, very Tranmere I know – it was meant to be doughnuts but it’s been a little busy this week in school and who knew Lidl don’t sell multipacks of doughnuts?) You have four questions. Only yes or no answers will be given. You cannot remove any …

Every Friday, Falcons take part in a small Taskmaster challenge to develop their creativity, problem solving and teamworking skills. This week’s task: create the smallest tower with the most pieces. N.B. look up the definition of ‘tower’ and ‘narrow’! Extra task: impress our class governor Mrs Cooper who dropped in for the afternoon!

Every Friday, Falcons take part in a small Taskmaster challenge to develop their creativity, problem solving and teamworking skills. This week’s task: make the biggest splash with your little finger. You have one minute. Use your surroundings to help. You never know what you might find!

This week’s task: make the red ball move for as long as possible. You may only touch it once.

Falcons took part in a live science lesson today.  We learnt all about carrots and how important a functioning ecosystem is for things to grow (including the “ewww, creepy” nematodes).

This morning, we consolidated our knowledge of thousands by creating our own games. Check out the pictures below.

On Friday afternoons, Falcons take part in a quick Taskmaster task to develop their creativity, problem-solving ability and teamwork skills. The Task: Create the tallest, lightest tower. Any further attempts over the weekend are always welcomed!

Today, we spent the morning familiarising ourselves with all the important words we’ll need for our Chocolate and Rainforest topics.

Falcons spent the afternoon creating dichotomous keys, using liquorice allsorts, for their new topic: Living Things and their Habitats. Have a look at the pictures below.

To confirm, swimming lessons will commence next Friday (16th). Please bring swimming kit and a towel in P.E. bags (goggles optional). Any further questions, please see Mr Housden.
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