Thursday, 15 March 2012

MAD SCIENCE!

On the 9th of March Lyndon Green Junior School had a team of scientists from Mad Science come in and gave us the chance to step in a scientist's shoes. First they did an assembly in front of the whole school. During the assembly they showed us the magic string trick. They cut it up into quarters and placed it inside a red bag. After a few attempts the magic string became whole again!


 This is Babs she is a leaf blower and was an assistant to the Mad science (Man Below). He used a hair dryer and made a ping-pong ball float. But then he used a leaf blower, Babs (On the Right) to levitate a plastic blow up football. And it was really LOUD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.


He also introduced us to Egbert. The Egg (on the left).He is greedy. But it was his birthday and he wanted to get into his house to play on his Eggsbox 360. So they tried to get him into his house but he didn't fit. So they tried to get him in with fire. But he still did not go in because the scientist forgot to put the fairy liquid around the edge. But he still did not go in like he was meant to. 
By A.p And R.o

                                                               
                                                               



Monday, 5 March 2012

American Visitors


On the 5th of March 2012,we had visitors from America. They are currently here visiting some schools in Birmingham. They acted out a play from the Bible,which was similar to the good Samaritan. Mr Atkins made fun of their  accents and even called up a pupil from our school to repeat what they said in their own American accent. They are coming back tomorrow to watch some of our lessons. By R.o and K.p     

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

6H maths set Cookie making

On the 10th of February 2012 6H's maths set made cookies. They were their own choice of flavour, chocolate and shape and they had to do it all by themselves with no help whatsoever from the teachers. The challenge was to use ratio to work out how much of each ingredient was needed. They prepared baked and served them all on their own. The best part about it was tasting. By R.O,L.D,K.P and S.L.

Tuesday, 14 February 2012

5GB Class assembly

On the 10th of February 2012 class 5GB did their class assembly. It was the second in the trilogy and was all about Chocolate. They showed us where the cocoa can be located and told us the history of chocolate. They took us on an adventure with George Cadbury's assistances and showed us how chocolate is made in factories before they get sold. They sung they danced and they bedazzled us with talent and clear speech. A fantastic production that will be followed on by another one when we come back after the holiday. By R.O,L.D,K.P and S.L.

Monday, 13 February 2012

Language Alive

All of Yr4 had a session called Language Alive with a lady called Cheryl, she was Mr Clarke`s old drama teacher! It was all about a Tudor paper called the Tudor Times, we got the chance to be reporters during the session. We acted out the new recruits and worked for a man called Paperweight. He sent us on a mission to interview Anne Boleyn before she was beheaded. At the tower, we went to the cell but Anne was already dead so we talked to her servant Alice of Chelmsley about her story. She told us the truth about Anne, which she was innocent and should still be alive. We also found out that Paperweight cared more about parties and celebrations with the king than telling the truth. Then we ended our drama.

Friday, 10 February 2012

Forest School


Forest school is an area in the school gardens where we learn how to identify plants and trees. It includes lots of fun activities like making natural thrones! There is also a game called the hunted, where one person is picked to hide and all the others try to catch the person being hunted calling out their names! Mr Crees, ( head of forest school) once showed us what he had done overnight, he had frozen water with leaves in it to turn into a huge slab of ice! SV

Thursday, 9 February 2012

Condover Hall

Yr 4 was invited to a residential trip to Condover Hall in Shrewsbury. Every one in the year group was invited to attend but around 12 children never went so at least 90% went. The actual hall was a fifth grade Elizabethan mansion. We did lots of fun, exciting activities like rock climbing, abseiling, low ropes, archery, blind trail, air golf, a fashion show for girls and boys, orienteering, rocket blast, it’s a knock out and a campfire. We ate different foods like lasagne. AP