Mrs Pincombe
Puffin Class
Welcome to Puffin Class!
Our day starts at 8.40am and finishes at 3.15pm
PE is every Monday - please wear full PE kit to school.
Outdoor Learning is every Fridays (bring wellies!)
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Mrs Pincombe will be in class, Tuesdays will be Mrs Boyles and Fridays will be Miss Bailey.
Please make sure book bags are bought into school each day.
A water proof coat and a drinks bottle (with water only) are also essential.
A little bit about me
1. My favourite Film is....
Hercules or Mulan
2. My favourite Author/Book is....
Roald Dahl - George's Marvellous Medicine
3. My favourite Music Playlist is...
Harry Styles
4. When I’m not at work you will find me...
Baking, going to the beach and spending time with my family/friends
5. The place I would most like to visit in the world is...
Japan
6. My favourite food is...
Thai and Mexican
7. Three words I would use to describe myself...
Kind, funny, considerate
Race Horse Visit
The children enjoy meeting and stroking the race horse. They learnt how to approach the horse safely and all about the equipment they use.
Drawing Week:
The children enjoyed using a range of materials to practice a range of colouring techniques. As a result they created beautiful front covers for their journals with the theme of invasion.
King Athlestan:
The children produced some excellent fact files in Topic about the Anglo-Saxon leader King Athlestan.
Factor Pairs:
The year 4 children practised using counters to create arrays to help them find factor pairs.
Science Week:
The children had a great time with Devon Science. They learnt about mixing substances and each had a chance to create their own slime.
Sculpture:
The children experimented making sculptures with a range of different materials including, natural objects, clay and papier mâché. After experimenting they chose their favourite material to work with and created a sculpture linked to our topic Misty Mountains and Winding Rivers.
Pinkery residential:
The year 4 children visited the Pinkery Center for Outdoor Education as their residential trip. They took part in some fantastic activities whilst there including bog diving, tunnel walks, archery, pond dipping, team building, low ropes and fire starting.
Electricity:
The children used the electrical equipment to create series circuits. They then had a go at problem solving with faulty series circuits.