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3 Red’s Super Spellers & Drumba Dancing

Miss Holland

Well done to those children who got 10/10 on their spellings, hopefully we will have more 10/10s in the summer term! Carry on practising everyone!

The children had so much fun dancing and drumming to music in our fantastic Drumba session today! They demonstrated excellent listening skills and tried their best to keep up! It was a challenging but exciting work out for everyone!

What a lovely week to end the Spring term! We are super proud of all the children’s hard work throughout this term. We hope everyone has a well deserved rest over the holidays and return to school ready to learn and have fun on Monday 25th April. Enjoy yourself and be safe!

Comment below the answers to the riddles. Who can figure out the answers?

12 responses to “3 Red’s Super Spellers & Drumba Dancing”

  1. Mahdi R.

    The drumba was soo rocking out and I was too sweaty 🥵 and 😓

  2. Zahra N.

    I loved drumba it was fantastic and I loved doing it.👍👍👍

  3. Yunus H.

    Drumba made me tired

  4. Muhammad I.

    The drum a was sooooo fantastic

  5. Madeeha T.

    The drumba dancing was soooooooooooooooooo fun🙂😅😅😅 and tiering

  6. Myiesha S.

    The first riddle was a clock it has 2 hands and it can not scratch itself.
    The second riddle is a tooth because when it is damaged it will fall out itself or you could pull it out.
    The third riddle is a cloud.

  7. Zahra N.

    I loved Drumba it was very hard working because I still liked the Activity.

  8. Nihal P.

    Drumba was a good start of the morning and I was so tried of the most exciting Health week but now it’s done 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔 but that’s okay because we Will have it next year.

    1. Madeeha T.

      How do you know nihal?

      1. Madeeha T.

        If its next year or next month

  9. Khadijah M.

    No scratching
    A clock ⏰

    Remove when damaged
    A tooth 🦷

    No wings or eyes
    A cloud ☁️

  10. Muhammad Y.

    The drumba was making me so tired and sweaty.

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