Meaures in maths

This week the children have been very busy weighing and balancing items.  They have been using comparative language to compare the weights of parcels and have ordered parcels from lightest to heaviest.

The children have also cooked porridge and have had to weigh out the oats to make it ‘just right!’.  Just like in the story of the 3 Bears.

 

Phonics

This week the children in Class 1 have been reading and spelling words with split digraphs:

a- e – Make a cake

i-e – A nice smile

o-e Phone home

u-e Huge brute

 

green words 3

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Class 3 Weekly Update

Class 3 have been working hard this week…..

English: We have been reading some Roman myths in English this week. The children have really enjoyed discussing different characters and learning about some of the Roman Gods. They have had a go at re-telling a myth using their own descriptive language. We have also revised some grammatical terms such as nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs and adverbial phrases.

Maths: The children have continued to use a number line for division this week, with all children working independently as well as some progressing onto using a blank number line. We have moved onto solving division problems which have remainders and have applied our knowledge to one of our favourite maths stories today called ‘A remainder of one’.

Science: The children have become rock detectives this week to kick off our new topic! They spent some time observing, sketching and labelling some rocks before finding out their names.

History: This week we have been finding out the different countries the Romans invaded and when they invaded them.

RE: We have been discussing the similarities and differences between an infant and adult baptism.

PE: The children have done some fitness activities and have begun to learn some country dancing.

PSHE: The children were asked to make some New Year’s resolutions this week linked to home, school, friends etc.

Spellings: The children have come home with spelling homework this week – they need to write their spellings in a sentence. This is particularly important for the children who have been given homophones for their spellings this week.

Well done Class 3 for another week of hard work. Enjoy the weekend!

Spellings to be tested on Friday 20th January

YELLOW

 

GREEN BLUE RED ORANGE
company

deodorant

temperature

marvellous

jeweller

marriage

constable

mystery

separate

problem

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

nutritious

delicious

fractious

repetitious

obvious

ferocious

vicious

atrocious

conscientious

suspicious

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

dangerous

enormous

famous

generous

jealous

nervous

curious

furious

previous

serious

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

microscopic

microphone

microfilm

microbe

micro-organism

supernatural

supersonic

superficial

superfluous

 

 

correct

except

explode

possess

product

progress

create

confuse

collide

decide

 

 

Weekly News 13.01.17

Head Lice – Reminder

Following last week’s newsletter, please could we ask you to check your child’s/children’s hair for head lice.  We are aware that some children in school have needed treatment again this week, after also needing treatment last week. Thank you in advance for your support with this.

KS2 Cross Country

Several KS2 children expressed an interest in taking part in the final event in The Corbet’s cross country league on Monday 16th after school.   If your child is taking part, please return reply slips on Monday morning (if you have not done so already) so that we have an idea of numbers. Thank you

Quick Sticks Hockey

Well done to the group of children who competed in the hockey tournament at The Corbet earlier this week. Mrs J was very proud of you!

Morning Routines

Now that things are back to normal, and the children are entering their classroom through the infant playground in the morning, just to clarify that we would prefer for children to go into class straightaway when they arrive and not to stay out on the playground.  During the autumn term we found that children settled much quicker and it prepared them for the day ahead by going straight into class so we are keen to continue this.  If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to speak to me or your child’s class teacher (s).

Allergy Forms

Thank you for the allergy forms returned to date.  We will presume that children for whom we have not received a form do not have any allergies.

Year 5 Bikeability

Please could the Bikeability letters be returned as soon as possible.

Pantomime – Advance Notice

We have booked seats for all classes to see the pantomime at Theatre Severn in December.  We thought we’d mention it now just in case you were super organised and decided to buy tickets yourself!  A letter regarding costs and times etc will be sent out in September.

Snow

In the event of bad weather, please check to see if the School is open before travelling to the site. This can be done by:

  • Checking the school website
  • Listening to BBC Radio Shropshire 96.00 FM for the list of school closures
  • Checking the list of school closures on www.shropshire.gov.uk

If the school is closed, we will try and make a decision as early as possible and will intend to re-open as soon as we can. Please refer to the snow and bad weather guidance in the public area of our school website (Policies page) for more information.

Have a good weekend.

Mrs Johnson

Class 2 Weekly update

English

This week in English, Class 2 have continued to look at recounts. We have read the story ‘Oh no, George’ and discussed how to change it from present tense to past tense, recapped on using exclamation marks and began to plan our own recount of our holidays.

Maths

Year 1: Have been finding one more and one less than a number and recapped on number bonds to 10 and 20.

Year 2: Have been using number facts and place value to solve problems.

Science

This week the children explored a range of different toys and objects, whilst they were playing they were encouraged to say whether the toy/object needed to be pushed or pulled to make it move.

History

After an introduction to our topic ‘Castles’ last week, this week the children have been finding out who built the first castles in the UK and why they built them.

Spellings

To be tested Friday 20th January 2017.

13.1.17 spellings

Have a good weekend

Miss Edwards

 

post office role play

We have started our new topic of The Jolly Postman and Friends, by looking at what a Post person does and what happens in a post office.  The children have started to use our post office area and have lots of ideas about what they want in there.

We wondered if mums and dads could help us out?  Here is our wish list:

*stamps (used ones cut off envelopes)

* stamper to frank the mail with

*post person dress up clothes

* post bag

*unusual shaped parcels for the children to deliver

*old bit of stationery that could be donated

If you have anything that you think would be suitable, Class 1 would be very grateful.

Thank you  🙂

Phonics

Last week and this week the children have looked at the following digraphs and trigraph and have learnt a mnemonic for each one  :

ar – start the car

or – shut the door

air – That’s not fair

ir – whirl and twirl

ou – shout it out

oy – toy for a boy

ea – cup of tea

oi – spoil the boy

The children have also segmented and blended words with these sounds in.

Please find attached a copy of Set 2 sounds and the the words we have covered.

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