6LB Explore, Solve, Challenge

During Spring 2, 6LB were working on the Beyond the Physical topic of Explore, Solve, Challenge. This required children to work collaboratively and individually to solve various challenges around school. Children used their map reading skills, communicated productively in their pairs & groups and worked together to problem solve. The class were brilliant at giving clear instructions to their partner, especially during the blindfolded obstacle course!

What The Student Says

"I loved the obstacle course and guiding my friend"

"Me and my partner worked well on the orienteering task and could map read"

"It was good to think ahead and try solve problems like 3 in a row"

 

What knowledge and skills have been developed?

Children have developed-

-working collaboratively and individually to solve challenges

-use navigation and orienteering skills

-use critical thinking to solve problems

-plan their approach efficiently

-effective communication, leadership and collaboration

What the Teacher says

It was a joy to teach 6LB this topic. They worked brilliantly together and utilised their problem solving skills. They were extremely motivated to map read and gain points in our orienteering task as well as communicating clearly to their peers within our blindfolded obstacle course! The ideas the children came up with were fantastic and they used their logistical thinking to solve the various challenges

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Clapgate Primary School
10 Cranmore Drive
Belle Isle
Leeds
LS10 4AW

School Contacts:

Headteacher: Miss Taylor
Deputy Headteacher: Miss Procter
SENDCO: Miss Dent
Office: Mrs Austin, Miss Johnson, Mrs Belt and Miss Stamp
Chair of Governors: Mr Bache

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