Miss Shinn Farley Class | South Molton Community Primary School

Welcome to Farley class!

Key information:

Outdoor Learning is every Tuesday - please bring in old clothes, a coat and wellies.

PE is every Tuesday and Friday

Home Learning - homework is sent home on Fridays, is written on our learning summary and included on our class page. Please return by the following Wednesday (Thursday at the latest).

Thank you!

September Arrangements

Farley Class key points:

Our day starts at 8.50am and finishes at 3.05pm.

Please do not arrive too early to avoid congestion.

Drop off and collection: outside the hall.

Children to only bring in their book bag, a bottle of water and lunch.

On Tuesdays, please send in children wearing school PE kit.

'Virtual google classroom' Please click this link to view our 'virtual classroom'. Click on the images to visit the websites we use regularly in class. You can also click on the books to listen to some of the stories we have shared in class this term!

Learning Summary and home learning

Farley Class- Stone Age Monuments

Steel drums!

Farley class- Stone Age cooking show (Tribal tales)

As part of our English unit we have been exploring the text 'UG- Boy Genius of the Stone Age' by Raymond Briggs. In the story, Ug is fed up of eating 'disgus...

We designed, made and evaluated a Stone Age tools for our D&T project!

Weaving bowls!

Click the link below:

Virtual 'Meet the teacher'

We had our first ‘Virtual Celebration Assembly’!!!

15.09.20 We had SO much fun in forest school, learning about the importance of fire in the Stone Age and making our very own fires. We also had a go at making our own stone circles, similar to Grey Weather and Stonehenge.... WOW!

14.09.20 We have been locating ‘Grey Wethers‘ (stone circles) on maps of Dartmoor!

10.09.20 We have been making secondary colours and creating our own colour monsters!

08.09.20 Gymnastics With Mrs Holland

Optional Summer Project

Next term, we are learning all about prehistoric history (Stone Age to Bronze Age). We would love you to research and find out information about this period in history. Consider:

What was life like during this time?
How did they build their homes?
How did they gather food?
What did they wear?
What were the communities like?
How was life different to now?

It would be fantastic if you could present your research to share with your class in September (present however you like).

Have a fantastic summer, we cannot wait to see you in September