Sunday, March 13, 2011

What we like to do outside.

We are going to tell you about the different things that we like to do on the school playground and on the field at playtime and inside the classroom in choosing time.


At play I like to play tag. Before lunch we do golden mile. We can run or walk the golden mile which is a red line around the school playground. If we run eight laps we have run a mile.


We get a certificate when we run ten miles.


I like playing hot wheels. It is a track with cars.

Thursday, February 17, 2011




We live in Nantwich which is in Cheshire. In Nantwich there are lots of Tudor houses.

We are going to describe the houses to you. Tudor houses are made of
timber. Timber is a good material because it is hard and strong. The Tudors used straw for their roofs because the straw is waterproof. The straw is also a bad material because animals eat it. The animals that eat the straw are squirrels and birds.


Wattle and daub is a good material for Tudor houses because it is sticky and when you mix it up it will go stiff. The problem with this material is it is made from manure, therefore it smells.

Glass is a good material because it is transparent, this means you can see through it. This material can also break and you may cut yourself.













Modern houses








Our houses are made out of bricks. My house is detached. the shape of my house is a square with a pitched roof because it rains a lot in Britain.
















Thursday, February 10, 2011

Our houses in Nantwich.


Hello from Yellow Class! We are going to tell you about the different kinds of houses in Nantwich.

This is a strong house and when we come out the house it looks very big.

The house is really big and the corner's are really really sharp.



Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Houses in Malta

Hello there,

This is Ms. Antoinette's Class. We are going to talk to you about houses in Malta. Houses in Malta are made from Limestone. This is cut from the quarries we have on the island and is very hard.

Limestone



The roofs of our houses are flat and not slanting because it does not snow in Malta. We use our roofs for drying clothes.


Flat Roofs


Clothes on the roof
In the villages we have big and small houses. In the towns we have lots of flats and apartments.
Small Traditional Houses
Big Traditional Houses
Traditional Flats
Tradional Apartments
Apartments
Modern House

Monday, January 10, 2011

Hello from Yellow Class



 Before Christmas we made puppets for our Christmas play. We made 3 Kings and 2 angels. Here are some pictures of them.

Our new topic is Out and About. We will be learning about our town of Nantwich and about Tudor houses and other houses in our area. Maybe you could tell us some information about your homes.

Do you have any Tudor buildings or houses in Malta?
Do you have terraced houses?
What colour are your houses?
Do any of you live in flats or apartments?
Do you live in old or new houses?
What are your houses made of?

We will send you some photos of Nantwich very soon.

We hope we hear from you,

Yellow Class

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Hello San Anton School,

I am Mrs Hadfield, Deputy head teacher of Pear Tree Primary School. I teach Yellow Class too who are eager to learn more about Malta.
We started back at school today after the Christmas break. Next week we will start to 'blog' with you. My class are excited to do this.

I hope you have all enjoyed your Christmas celebrations and Happy new Year to you all,

Kind regards,

Mrs Hadfield