Year One have begun their poetry unit by studying, labelling and then learning poems about vehicles! 🚘 This will link in to our learning about the local area when we visit Milton later in the term. We matched labels, used our phonics to write our own labels and then learned and performed poems for our…
This week we having been reading the story of Whatever Next by Jill Murphy. Following on from this, we hot seated Baby Bear from the story. The children came up with some fantastic questions to ask Baby Bear about his trip to the moon. The answers were amazing!
Year Three have started their Maths Unit with Place value and used concrete resources such as Base 10 and beads to represent numbers in different ways. Everyone was working very hard.
We have started our gymnastic unit. Children have been learning how to perform a cat jump full turn. Over the course of this half-term, they will be learning other jumps, leaps, turns, travels and rolls before putting all of their learning together for a final performance.
The children have had a fabulous first week in Reception! They have settled in well, reconnected with old friends and made new friends and are eager to begin their next learning journey.
Not only did Year One impress during transition week, but they’ve impressed their new teachers on the return to school too! They’ve settled in to their new seats, solved tricky maths problems and worked together to learn the new classroom routines! Well done everyone! We can’t wait to see what you achieve this year! ⭐️
Year One have been expanding their computing skills by creating animated books. They used Purple Mash to create text and images and then added movement and sounds to their different pages. It took a lot of perseverance and skills relating to editing and saving too – well done to everyone! ⭐️
Year One had a visit from the Unconventional Menagerie who brought in lots of weird and wonderful animals to finish their science learning! They got to consider what animals ate, their special features and where they lived and why. They learned that chameleons don’t actually change colour and that many snakes actually have two very…
We have explored the book “How to wash a woolly mammoth’ from Michelle Robinson. We sequenced the process into clear steps and acted it up by washing our reading bus!!! Lots of fun!
This week Reception, have been creating artwork based on Arctic animals from the story ‘Mama, Do you love me?’ They used a range of cold colours to represent the snow and ice and some warmer colours for the animals.