This week our Pride of Plover winners are Ollie and Kara. We are so pleased with the personal progress both of these children have made. Ollie is beginning to engage with activities and his speech is developing. Kara is always a kind friend and has become much more confident to access things in school independently. Kara has also worked hard on her letter formation. Keep it up super stars!
Mrs Williams
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As a team we have been looking at refurbishing the EYFS outdoor area. We have had a design created which looks amazing. We need to raise funds for this through grants and funding bids. If you know of an organisation or company that could support us with this please let us know. We need to raise Ā£62,000.
Many thanks
EYFS team
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We have had lots of discussion today around how our cress and beanstalk have grown. We discussed how they looked the same/different, and noticed both plants have leafs! Looking at the cress we couldnāt see the roots going down, but on both, we could see the shoots going up.
Mrs Williams
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Today we have been exploring colour mixing. We mixed yellow and blue together to create different shades of green, we then used the green we made, to paint leaves. We discussed how we can make the green paint darker/lighter, by adding more blue/yellow. Tomorrow we are going to practise cutting out our leaves, to create a collaborative beanstalk.
Mrs Williams
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This week our Pride of Plover goes to Noah and Toby. Both boys have shown an excellent attitude to learning and are becoming a lot more confident in sharing their knowledge. Keep working hard boys, itās lovely to see you shining!
Mrs Williams
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Over the last two days we have been planting cress seeds. We drew faces onto our yogurt pots so that the cress can grow as hair. We are so excited to see how our cress will grow and change.
Mrs Williams
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Today we have been scientists and learnt what plants need to grow. We discussed if we need the same/different things to help us grow.
Shout out to Aaron this morning who said āplants and children are both living thingsā.
Mrs Williams
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Yesterday in maths we were looking at extending and spotting errors in ABAB repeating patterns. The children were really good at doing this using the coloured counting bears, so we decided to see if we could get ourselves into a repeating pattern.
Shoutout to Chester that extended his learning by being able to correct and error, in a repeating pattern of 3 colours! Also to Ocean and Kara that worked together to create a repeating pattern using the soft play blocks, during our PE session.
Mrs Williams
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