10 years ago
Posted on 20th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 2 Homework

I am sending home this fun activity to do with the children at home to help them with their counting in twos, fives and tens.

Clapping Times Tables Activity

We have had a go in class and the children really enjoyed it, however they do need a lot of practise.

This homework doesn’t require any written work to be handed in but I will be having another go with the children on Friday 27^th November. With practise at home, I am expecting the children to be a lot more confident.

Counting in twos, fives and tens is very important in class 2 and a very common target, with most children being set this. Please encourage your children to do this activity at home whenever they can, to help them reach their target.

Any questions, please do not hesitate to come and see me.

Thank you for your support.

Miss Edwards

10 years ago
Posted on 20th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 3 Targets

Dear Parents/Carers,

I have sent home each child’s maths and literacy target today. These are things that we will be working on in school but are also things for you to focus on with your child at home.

If you have any questions regarding your child’s target please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thank you for your continued support.

Miss Barratt

10 years ago
Posted on 20th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 3 Homework – due Friday 27th November

I have asked the children to write a diary as though they are a sea explorer this week. I have recently given out their targets and these should’ve come home with your child today – I would like them to focus on their target when they are completing this activity.

T-T-5553-Sea-Explorer-Diary-Writing-Frames – Armstrong group (This group are only expected to do Day 1 but can do more if they wish).

T-T-5553A-Sea-Explorer-Diary-Writing-Frames-with-Story-Starters Cook, Scott, Columbus and Fiennes (these groups are only expected to do Day 1 & 2 but can do more if they wish).

10 years ago
Posted on 20th Nov 2015 by Admin

Can you see in the dark?

The children in Class 1 have been exploring how we see and have discovered that they can’t see in the dark.

The children could all see their Compare Bear’s colour really well when the lights were on.

When the lights were switched off they couldn’t see what colour their Compare Bear was, they couldn’t even see their hands!

Year 1

Science: To understand dark is the absence of light

EYFS:

LO: To know that we can’t see in the dark and that light helps us to see

UTW – W: Make observations and explain why some things occur

10 years ago
Posted on 18th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 4 Homework

Dear Parents/Carers,

Tonight children have taken home English homework. There are a variety of activities on the worksheet where children have to think about selecting the most appropriate adjectives.

If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to speak to myself or Mrs Foster.

Kind regards,

Mrs Chadwick

10 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 2 Children In Need

10 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2015 by Admin

Science afternoon

This half term Class 4 are learning about the topic of light in our science lessons. This week they explored shadows. They were challenged to make different shapes on the playground with their shadows. They then worked in groups to make shadow puppet theatres to tell a story. Great work Class 4!!

10 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 3 Children in Need

10 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2015 by Admin

Class 3 Homework – due in Friday 20th November

Your child has come home with a piece of multiplication homework again this week as well as a spelling related homework.

If there are any problems please let me know.

Thank you.

Repeated addition – Armstrong

word problem arrays – Cook, Scott & Columbus

p64_Pet parade – Fiennes

p64_Horse enclosure – Fiennes

oi oy label – Green Group Spellings

Suffix_Sort_ful_less – Yellow Group Spellings

Y to an i add ly – Blue Group Spellings

Spelling Sentences – Orange and Red Group Spellings

10 years ago
Posted on 13th Nov 2015 by Admin

School Council

This week the Co-op invited our School Council to their store. The children had a great afternoon tasting produce, stacking shelves, sorting displays and exploring the store. They learnt lots about supermarkets that they did not already know!