For working hard and being kind our postcard winners today are Mia and Zara. They have worked very hard in their learning and have been proud of their achievements.
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Superstars
Category : EYFS
Story time
As part of Black History Month F2 had the opportunity to virtually meet Mayowa Precious Agbabiaka today. She read her story There’s Rice at Home. We learnt about the food that was in the story and what was different to the food we have.
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Exploring clay
Today we have started making Diva lamps ready for Diwali. The children enjoyed using their fine motor skills to make the clay pots. They enjoyed throwing it on the table, squashing and rolling it. When the pots were large enough for the candle, the children squeezed the end, smoothed the sides and made circles on the sides ready for painting.
We will paint them when they are dry. I am sure they will look beautiful.
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Diwali Diya Lamps
Today in F2 we made our very own Diya lamps out of clay. The children practiced their fine motor skills as they pinched and squeezed the clay to make it into a bowl like shape. We are very excited to paint them next week and place a candle inside.
Miss Wood
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Pride of Plover
A huge well done to our yellow T-shirt winner, Ines, today. Ines is a pleasure to have in the F2W crew, she is always kind to her peers and works very hard.
Shoutout to everyone else who also received a postcard today. Keep up the amazing work.
Miss Wood
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Diwali
We have enjoyed hearing, and role playing, the story of Rama and Sita today. We have dressed up and used masks to retell the story. We used salt dough to make a diva lamp that we will decorate next week.
Pride of Plover.
Well done to Josie and Flynn for being awarded the Pride of Plover T shirts this week!
More postcards!
Well done to Macey and Emorie for excellent attendance.
Fast phonics
Congratulations to Alec for completing Fast Phonics Peak 4 at home. Well done Alec.
Mrs Price
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Exploring patterns
Some of the children were interested in the patterns that they could see in the Indian clothes. They talked about the shapes that the patterns made and then drew lots of different sized swirls to match the patterns.
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