Class 5 spellings to be tested 14.11.14

YELLOW

GREEN

PURPLE

RED

ie spelling pattern

quiet

tried

friend

field

thief

thieves

chief

shield

piece 

science

handkerchief

believe

fiercely

mischief

shriek

quietness

science

obedient

patient

ancient

belief

believe

achieve

ancient

patient

mischief

friendship

quietly

fiercely

variety

achieve

achievement

mischievous

friendliness

disbelief

scientific

obedience

patiently

hygiene

variety

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on Friday 14th November

Group 2

Singular and plural   words ending in y

Group 3

Words with ‘f’

Phase 6 phonics group

Silent ‘g’

Group 4 & 5

Words with ‘sure’

army

armies

family

families

fairy

fairies

journey

journeys

donkey

donkeys

 

Tricky Words:

people

something

 

first

finger

friend

face

fire

flight

fright

free

 

Revision of Tricky Words:

called

where

 

 

 

 

 

gnome

gnaw

gnat

gnarled

gnash

sign

design

reign

Tricky Words:

people

something

measure

treasure

pleasure

enclosure

closure

reassure

insure

leisure

Cooking club

Today we made lots of scones, some of us had fruit scones and some of us had plain scones. They were very yummy!

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Our Trip to Chester

Class 4 had a fantastic day today visiting The Dewa Roman Experience in Chester. We found out all about life in Roman Britain and became Roman soldiers in training. We got to dress up, do an archaeological dig and march around Chester like Roman Soldiers! We did lots of other fun activities too…..here are some photos of our day!

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Resources Relating to the New Mathematics National Curriculum

As you are aware the New National Curriculum came into place as of September 2014. This has meant some changes in the key aims of teaching mathematics with an emphasis on children being fluent in mathematics and mathematical reasoning.

I have attached some links below which contain useful information on what this means and how you can support your child with their progress in mathematics. The first website is a link to download ‘A parents’ guide to the New National Curriculum’ (for free) and within the other two websites there is some useful information and examples of activities that can be done at home.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask me. I hope you find these useful.

 

 

Homes/Houses

It was lovely to see all of the children in Class One back after a nice half-term break. This week the children spent time sharing their half-term news. They enjoyed telling each other about what they had done over the holidays and quite a few children had different things to show, such as leaflets of where they had been and souvenirs from places they had visited. Lots of children enjoyed playing with friends and of course, enjoyed Halloween festivities.

Show and Tell progressed on to children writing and drawing about their activities. They were encouraged to use phonic mats and their phonic knowledge to attempt to write familiar and unfamiliar words. Some children were set the task of checking their own work and trying to correct any sounds in their writing. They were also encouraged to think carefully about punctuation and how to set out their work.

Some children enjoyed using the laptop drawing programmes to paint pictures of what they did over half term and also lots of children liked making models of things they had done.

Next week, we will be looking at Homes and Houses on Monday and Tuesday. As we will be looking at different types of houses, it would be great if children could bring in a photo of their house for us to look at together. If you would like to do this (this is optional), then please provide a photo clearly labelled with your child’s name. If you would like the photo back straight away then just make a note of this and we will make a copy and send the original back to you. We will be looking at materials used to build houses too, using the story of The Three Little Pigs as a starting point. We hope to look at houses in the village of Bicton and look at the layout of our houses and what we have have in different rooms.

Letters and Sounds is progressing well and on Tuesday we covered the letter ‘Z’. The Year 1 children were finding out about 2 syllable words.

Thank you,

Mrs L Conde.

Role playing Romans and Celts

As part of our topic lesson this week we have been learning about The Romans first invasion of Britain. We role played the invasion to help us gain a better understanding of what it might have been like for both The Romans and The Celts. Half the class were Roman soldiers, sailing their ships towards the shores of Britain buy finasteride in canada with Julius Caesar leading the way and the other half were a tribe of Celts living by the shores of Britain. As we acted out what happened and the feelings each side might have felt, three children acted as narrators using a script to tell us the events of the invasion.

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Class 4 PE Days

This is just a message to make you aware that our PE days have changed in Class 4. This half term they will be on a Wednesday and a Friday. It is important that children bring both indoor and outdoor kit as our lessons are very often weather depending.

Thank you.

Class 4 Spellings – to be tested on 07.11.14

Group 2

Prefix ‘un’

Group 3

Words with ‘th’

Phase 6 phonics group

Silent ‘k’

Group 4 & 5

Short ‘i’ spelt ‘y’

unkind

unzip

undo

unclear

unfair

unable

Tricky Words:

would

their

thin

thick

teeth

bath

earth

mother

father

feather

 

 

Tricky Words:

would

their

 

 

 

 

 

Tricky Words:

know

knife

kneel

knit

knuckle

knock

knot

knight

Tricky Words:

would

their

myth

gym

Egypt

pyramid

mystery

crystal

symbol

lyrics

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