Here’s some of our fantastic artwork from Friday. We’ve been learning to be artists, painting and drawing our teddy bears. We had to think carefully about the shapes and colours we would need and experimented mixing up lots of different shades of brown from caramel to chocolate.
Final blog of the week from me.
I would like to share my Friday evening feelings – sheer pride! I am so proud of every child in my class, their grown ups, our Plover staff crew and to be frank, everyone involved in education whether it be at home or in school!
We are in different times, but we are all showing great resilience, cooperation and dedication to what matters most… our children!
As the week went on more and more children were logging onto the online sessions which is amazing- lets get those last few online next week! I have been overwhelmed with the amount of work you superstars have been sending in and completing at home. Parents, I thank you for your continued support and hard work at home too- have a well deserved relaxing weekend!
Remember to keep sending photos of your childrens work and learning next week, as we love to celebrate the positives! Have a nice weekend all of you, stay safe, be proud and see you on Monday!
Check out the project our key worker children are creating for our London expedition!
Mr Meade
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Congratulations to Ryley who has won the Pride of Plover and is this weeks Yellow T-Shirt winner! Ryley has kept spirits high for children and staff in school this week. He has been working so hard on his handwriting too, which has made great progress.
He shared a few happy tears out of pure excitement when he was told he had won, and safe to say I had a lump in my throat and tear in my eye!
It was a tough decision as some children at home have been class in joining the online learning and completing their work… it might just be you next week!
Mr Meade
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We have had a fantastic day learning to be artists. We watched a video of how to follow a painting routine and then painted pictures of teddies. These are our creations.
Well done everyone
Mrs Price
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In Maths today we are going to be learning about more and what 1 more will be. If you can say 1 more, can you extend your learning and use 1 greater with numbers?
There are number tiles for you to use today. If you don’t have any number tiles you could make some using card.
We will start every phonics session with a quick practice of the graphemes and tricky words that we have already covered. For this you will need to click on each of the links below or make your own flashcards to match.
phase 2 graphemes
phase 2 tricky words
phase 3 graphemes
phase 3 tricky words
Today we will be learning to recognise and use the vowel digraph and trigraph oa and igh. Watch the short videos below and see how many words you can read before your time runs out
Can you think of any other oa or igh words? If you can write them down. You might even be able to write a sentence with them and remember to send a photo of your learning to show what you have done.
oa word practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yha4l6rE6v8
igh word practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVm1Fv9CuPk
Well done Matthew. He has been a superstar this week. He has completed his learning and challenged himself further in his learning. We are very proud of you.
Mrs Price
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Shout out to these superstars for winning the pride of Plover this week!
William D, Tilly Li, Lucas S, Kristians and Bethannie were all chosen for being total stars and producing gorgeous work! Well done to you all! Here they are having their time to shine on the hangout this morning!
Who will be next weeks winners?
Good morning
Today we will be practicing are our painting skills. We will be following the painting routine.
If you don’t have paint at home try and create a bear in a different way.
We have created a video for you to watch about following the painting routine.
We look forward to seeing your pictures.
Mrs Price
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This week’s award goes to Caine. Caine has only been at Plover for a short while but has returned this week and settled in straight away. He has thrown himself into our new expedition and worked so hard at everything he has done. I’m particularly proud of his efforts in phonics.
