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Chimps

Welcome to Chimps Class Page

 

Mrs Komor, Mrs Annis, Mrs Castle and all the children welcome you to our class website. We hope you enjoy looking at a selection of our photos. 

Chocolate lollies, yum!

Lempen Theatre Christmas treat

Forest School

Christmas lunch and a visit from Father Christmas

'Summer Reading Challenge' assembly of congratulations

A Friday afternoon

A photo to send Axel Scheffler (illustrator of The Highway Rat)

Reading our new books (from Scholastic Book Fair)

Julia Donaldson homeworks

Chimps doing multiplication

Junk modelling in D+T

Biscuits!

Cricket skills

Drawing and painting The Highway Rat

Superheroes for Children in Need

Forest School with a Stick Man theme

Cricket skills

The Big Write (extended writing opportunity)

The children drawing Stickman

Phonics on the computers

Stickman at Malvern Theatre

Theatre in the hall!

Chimps doing some maths

The Chimps at Forest School

Cooking with Mrs Freeman on Open Morning

Beth's visit (Mrs Annis' puppy)

Scarecrows' Wedding Forest School session

'The Scarecrows' Wedding' cupcakes with Mrs Annis

Parachute games and D+T

Wick Farm

Hinduism workshop

Drama with Kerry

Colouring Gruffalo pictures

Making apple crumble with Mrs Annis

Our first week back

First day back

The Chimps at play

Lego!

Construction afternoon (working in teams to build fairy tale characters' houses)

Our afternoon treat at the Sheppey

Bread making

Self portraits

Outdoor sketching

Our trip to Wick Farm

Big Write

Hula hooping

Sports Day

Healthy Eating Workshop

Holland House rose garden with Year 2s

Holland House Relaxation

Art and craft time

Year 2 meditative colouring

Blue Cross visit

Some of the Chimp children doing phonics

Our 'One World' dance (where the children copied various dances from around the world, linking to our Christian Aid work)

Maths - the Year 2s helped the Year 1s with patience and kindness!

Street dance workshop

Team-work. The children were collaging wild animals from South America and Britain.

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