Class News

3/4NV Class News

Posted on Friday 25 June 2021 by Mrs Wadsworth

Over the last three weeks, we have enjoyed learning and improving our cricket skills including throwing, batting, catching and fielding.

We have played lots of games and had lots of fun!

 

When I grow up…

Posted on Friday 25 June 2021 by Miss Hague

This week, we have spent time thinking about what we might like to do when we grow up. The children loved expressing what they enjoyed doing and what job might suit them.

 

I want to be a teacher because I love learning. Juveria

I want to be an astronaut because I like planets. Dexter

I would like to be a builder. Freddy

I would like to be a ballerina. I like dancing. Clara

I want to be a police officer to fight baddies. Lewis

I want to be a babysitter. Felicity

I want to be safari keeper. Bradley

In Maths, we have explored the number 18. We represented 18 in lots of ways using Numicon, part whole models, 10 frames and number sentences.

 

 

 

Learning is everywhere in reception. The children have been busy completing classroom challenges and creating their own.

They have been measuring themselves using cubes and tape measures.

 

Saving the classroom from an oven fire!

And lots more…

5/6 S Certificate Winners

Posted on Friday 25 June 2021 by Mrs Hogarth

This weeks certificate winners are…

For great learning…

Alfie- you put so much effort into your story this week. You successfully included speech to show character and to advance the action. Brilliant!

For sport and physical activity…

Matilda – for your enthusiasm in PE this week. You became better at controlling the ball during the tennis session. Well done!

For living and learning…

Abi – for a brilliant attitude in the lesson this week. You contributed sensibly and worked well with your partner. Well done.

Well done everyone!

Friday – Story time and song

Posted on Friday 25 June 2021 by Reception Team

Hooray! We’ve made it to our last day of isolating at home! We hope that you have a lovely weekend and we can’t wait to see you all again in Nursery next week.

If you enjoyed ‘squiggling’ this morning, don’t forget to send us a video if you decide to create your own at home today.

Our final music video for this week is a rhyme all about a rocket. You’ll need to find some things that you can drum with, such as a saucepan/cardboard box and a wooden spoon.  Have fun drumming in time to the  Rocket rhyme!

Story time

For today’s story time, we thought that you might enjoy watching a story written by one of our favourite authors, Julia Donaldson. Grab a snack and sit back and enjoy watching ‘The Snail and the Whale‘.

Moving into Year 1

Posted on Thursday 24 June 2021 by Mrs Latham

Please find the presentation here from the meeting tonight. Please speak to Miss Parling, Mrs Allen-Kelly or Mrs Wilkins in the first instance, if oyu have any questions. You can also find Mrs Latham at the door opposite F2.

Design Technology

Posted on Thursday 24 June 2021 by Mrs Hogarth

We have been busy this week selecting the equipment that we will need to make our ‘Eggy’ cars. The children have completed their final designs and we are so close to making them now. The children were introduced to all the tools they could use and they had a go at safely using the equipment. the children were all able to talk about how to keep everyone safe when using tools, such as hand saws. Each group was set the challenge of joining two pieces of dowel together. They first had to cut the dowel to size and then use PVA glue and some card to reinforce the joint. They all created an L-shaped joint. The children were incredibly sensible using the tools and we didn’t lose any fingers!

Thursday – Story time and song

Posted on Thursday 24 June 2021 by Reception Team

Thanks for sending us some photos of things that were arranged into groups of 3 after our group time yesterday.  Great subitising, Nursery.

Today’s song will get you moving! You’ll need your fingers, thumbs, arms, legs and your head. Have you guessed what song it is?

One finger, one thumb!

Story time

Here’s Mrs Beesley reading one of her favourite stories all about a family that like spots and stripes.  ‘My Mum and Dad make me laugh

Wednesday – Story time and song

Posted on Wednesday 23 June 2021 by Reception Team

We hope that you enjoyed joining in with the seaside themed dough disco this morning and that you’re not still singing Baby shark!  If you want to have another go, here’s the link for you to play it at home.

Don’t forget our email – scholesf1@spherefederation.org if you’d like to send us a photo of your home learning. If you spot any ‘groups of 3’, from our subitising challenge this morning, send us a picture.

To join in with this afternoon’s song, you’ll need to get a tea towel or a hanky that you can wave in the air.  Click on this link to join Mrs Gosper with another musical activity. Have fun! You might be able to find your own things to make some short and long sounds afterwards.

Story time

Today’s story is called ‘Runaway Train‘ and it’s written by Benedict Blathwayt. Listen carefully and pause the video to look at the illustrations – they’re really great in this book!

Tuesday – Story time and song

Posted on Tuesday 22 June 2021 by Reception Team

We loved the scavenger hunt on our Zoom group time this morning. Did you remember to put all of the things back that you found?  We hope that you helped tidy up, just like we do at Nursery.

If you joined the Zoom yesterday, you might remember that we sang a song. Here’s Mrs Gosper singing it again, make sure you join in with ‘12345 Once I caught a fish alive‘ at home.

Story time

Mrs Crompton is going to read today’s story, some of you might remember hearing it at Nursery last week. It’s all about a shark…

Find somewhere comfortable to sit and listen to ‘Shark in the Dark‘ by Peter Bently.

Living and Learning : I know what consent is

Posted on Monday 21 June 2021 by Mrs Latham

We start talking about consent (giving permission) in our lessons around body image. In young children, it is all about respect and their relationships with family, friends and peers. We model asking children’s consent before we take their photograph, for example, or show their work under the visualiser in class. Miss Hague also asks children if they want to come on screen if she is awarding a certificate during our virtual assemblies. It is important for children to know they can say ‘no’ if they don’t give their permission.

 

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