Here is a gorgeous example modelled by the lovely Ashton of the rainbow/thank a key worker poster for this weeks video. Please remember you can also send in your videos of your families clapping at 8pm on a Thursday! You can be as creative as you like and the deadline is now Friday 9am to give you time to get everything in. Please email to [email protected]
We would like you to pretend to be a police officer today. Can you solve the crime?
Today the children were practicing doubling in different ways. Here are 2 of the examples.
Well done everyone.
Today we would like you to make sure you know where you live and what to do if there was an emergency.
The challenge last week was to pretend to be a farmer. We have had photos of children with wellies on, planting, weeding and looking after things. Today I saw Theo’s plants growing on the windowsill. I saw Mia’s sunflowers which she has measured and are now 76cm tall. Seb has tall sunflowers too. Can anyone beat them?
This week’s phonics is all about rhyming.
Our learning this week is focused on the book What the ladybird heard by Julia Donaldson.
Can you make your own characters for the story?
As always, thank you so much to everyone who gets involved- we love seeing your happy faces! Next week we want to dedicate our video to the NHS and all other key workers so please send in pictures of rainbows, thank you posters, you and your families clapping for the NHS etc (you can be as creative as you like) can we please have all pictures to [email protected] by Friday at 9am.
If you want to be extra creative- have a look at this fabulous signing by Mrs Toyne and share any videos you do to go with our song! click here
It has been very quiet on Evidence Me today but we have had photos of learning outside. Mia has been exploring her garden. Roscoe found a treasure trail in the woods. Lyra has been investigating tadpoles. Khongkwan has been exploring wild flowers. Darcy has been for a walk round the lake. He found lots of things with his sister.
Happy birthday to Khongkwan for tomorrow. We hope that you have a lovely day.
Mrs Ogle has asked all parents to complete the survey on the school website regarding your preferences for your child returning to school in June. Please ensure that you complete the form as soon as possible. We want you to know that we are taking every step to ensure your child’s safety. This means that learning will look different . We aren’t sure what this will look like yet but we need to follow guidance on such issues as class sizes and social distancing. This means that children could be in different rooms with different adults and their provision will look different, including play. We will keep you updated with information as we have it. If you have any questions, please email me [email protected]. I will try to help.
Mrs Price
