After a rather different week in Key Stage 1, we have still been able to do some brilliant learning and produce great work. Here is the Key Stage 1 video to celebrate our learning from the last 2 weeks.
Enjoy!
After a rather different week in Key Stage 1, we have still been able to do some brilliant learning and produce great work. Here is the Key Stage 1 video to celebrate our learning from the last 2 weeks.
Enjoy!
We have had another successful day of learning today and it is time to give some shout outs for brilliant work.
There has been brilliant understanding of using numbers bonds within 10 to help us calculate mentally in maths. Darwin, Syler-Rose, Tim and Luca did amazingly well.
In expedition, there has been lots of independent research to discover if a shark is a fish or a mammal and why. This has led to some great research facts and art work. Another shout out to Johnny and Shayen for these fabulous examples of learning throughout today:
Thank you to everyone who has joined me today and contributed so brilliantly. Well done! I look forward to seeing you all again tomorrow.
We have had another great day of learning today and it was lovely to see so many of you in the live lessons. I would like to give a particular shout out to Darwin, Shayen, Luca, Syler-Rose, Julita, Tim, Vittoria and Johnny who have been sharing some brilliant learning with me. You have really impressed me. Johnny in particular seems to be on a mission to have a book published by the end of the week! There has been brilliant Maths, awesome English and unbelievable Science and art work. Here are just a few (ok, quite a bit more than a few!) pictures of the great work that has been happening so far. Keep it up!
In Maths this week, Year 6 have been working hard on their reasoning skills. A shout out goes to Shang for producing this beautiful work. She’s used diagrams and clear explanations to prove possibilities. Well done, Shang.
This week I have chosen Brooke for F2P Pride of Plover. Brooke has been in school everyday and has worked hard in all her learning. This week her writing has really impressed me. She has tried to use full stops and capital letters and has put spaces between the words as well as use her imagination. Well done Brooke.
There has been some fantastic writing in speech bubbles. Shout out goes to Ellis for some fantastic writing this week. Well done Ellis.
Mia has written a story based on some characters that she thought of the other day. She has used full stops and capital letters and has used her imagination too. Well done Mia.
I have spent a very exciting morning in Sandal Beat Woods, as F2’s information board was erected. F2 children spent a long time researching woodland animals and creating beautiful artwork as part of their last expedition. I am sure you will all agree that their finished work looks fantastic. Our F2 children should be very proud of themselves. I wonder if you can spot your portrait?
The information board is within the fenced off area by the fire circles, opposite the park. I’m sure it will be very helpful to all members of the public and children visiting the woods. Due to current restrictions at the education center, the best day to visit the woods and see the sign is Tuesday as the gates to this area are locked through the week.
Well done F2!
I have been blown away by the standard of home learning this week in all areas of learning. I have seen lots of children practicing number bonds and extending their learning to number bonds to 20.
I have seen lots of phonics practice with children using the graphemes in reading and writing.
In expedition learning, there have been lots of dragon eggs and dragons made using imagination.
The children in school have also been working hard and continue to settle in well.
Thank you F2 for a brilliant week.