F2B Faith Day

Today we learned about Eid. Muslims celebrate Eid. Their religion is called Islam. Zehra in our class in Muslim and we enjoyed learning and sharing knowledge together. We read a Muslim story about a family, like Zehra’s, who did Ramadan. Zehra explained Ramadan is when they don’t eat food in the daytime (fasting) but they eat food at night. For Eid, they share a big feast and sometimes have fireworks. We made Eid Mubarak cards and some children chose to give theirs to Zehra. We ate spicy food from Bakrs Mum. Some of us loved it! Some of us nearly cried because it was so spicy- we all had a giggle! What a lovely day learning about other people’s faiths. We celebrate our differences.
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Mrs Bubb

Making Chinese dragons

We continued to learn about Chinese new year. Today we focussed on making Chinese dragons. The children worked together to make a dragon head and also drew some beautiful dragons.

Mrs Price

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Faith day F2P

We have learnt lots of things today about Eid and Ramadan.
Thank you to Bakr’s mum for making us some delicious food. We made Eid cards and looked at Indian clothes too.

Bakr told us about some of the things that happen in the mosque too.

Mrs Price

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What is Chinese New Year?

This week we have been sharing the story Goldy Luck and the three Pandas as an alternative text to Goldilocks and the three bears. This has led us on to learning about Chinese New Year.

We created a list of all the facts that we could think of relating to Chinese New Year and China. Some of the children remembered learning about Pandas.

We tasted different Chinese food. We talked about how it was safe for the children to eat it even though it was different to what they normally ate. We made a tally of the food we liked.

Mrs Price

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Safer Internet Day

Yesterday, we learned about keeping safe online. We know to ‘STOP, CLOSE and TELL’, if we see a pop-up appear. In the story we saw what happened when children don’t do this. All the children now know what to do if they see a pop-up on their screen. They have brought home a gremlin to place near their device as a reminder.

Caring Crew

Over the last couple of weeks, we have been learning about looking after our mental health as well as our physical health. We read a story about a colour monster whose emotions were all mixed up. He had help to sort the emotions into jars. His emotions were all different colours. We have discussed the colours we feel for different emotion words we have learned. Mrs Bubb talked about an emotion and if we had the colour that represented that emotion we made matksbon the paper with it. We all saw different colours for different emotions.

This morning’s crew was mindful colouring. We all really enjoyed sitting quietly and exercising our mind to be calm and quiet. We are learning to #bekind to ourselves.

EYFS Plover Palace Ball

You are invited to: The Plover Palace Ball.
On: 23rd February 2024
At: 1.30
Please come to: Reception where you will be escorted to meet your child in their classroom before stepping onto the red carpet in The Grand Hall.
Dress Code: Parents and Children Dress to Impress (The royals have nothing on us!) The children should come to school in their finery.
It would be lovely for your child if you could come and celebrate our ‘Once upon a Time’ Expedition.
Morning nursery children to come back to school with their adult for 1.30pm

Sponsored Sing A Thon

As an EYFS team we are really proud of everybody who took part in our sponsored sing a thon today! Hopefully we will have raised lots of money towards our expedition, to buy books for reading for pleasure within our school, kiddiewinks and DRI children’s ward. Thank you so much to everybody that has sponsored their child! Don’t forget you have until next Friday to fetch in your sponsor money. Here is a beautiful video of your child enjoying their sponsored sing a thon, singing all the fabulous nursery rhymes we have learnt.

Miss Wood, Mrs Bubb, Mrs Price & Mrs Renwick

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RE in F2

F2 have looked this week at the Persian New Year in their RE session. We discussed how the Persian New Year is different to our new year celebrations as it is based around the beginning of Spring. The children then linked their fine motor skills to different pictures of spring. Well done F2!

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Miss Wood