Please find attached the letter going home today with dates and events on for next term.
Note particularly the pyjama day in the first week and the money to be paid on ParentPay for the Virtual Visit after Christmas.
Many thanks
Mrs Price
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We have been practicing our adding today by playing Penguin Tumble. Bobby won the competition.
Mrs Price
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Congratulations to Shay for winning our Pride of Plover this week. Shay has worked very hard to improve his writing. He has been very kind to one of the children in our class, helping them with their learning and play. We are so proud of you Shay. Well done.
EYFS have enjoyed their film night. We watched Frozen, had hot dogs, cupcakes and drinks.
We have tried on our costumes, practiced our words and songs and actions. We will be ready for filming on Wednesday. When the video is ready we will share it with you.
Mrs Price
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Well done to Myla for winning this week’s Pride of Plover. Myla always works hard in her learning trying her best. She is kind and helpful too. Myla extends her learning in different areas of learning and helps others to achieve their best. We are very proud of you Myla. Well done.
Mrs Price
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A shout out goes to Shay for amazing progress in his writing. He tried very hard to write the letters correctly and was very proud to share it with his friends.
Well done Shay.
mrs Price
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This is a celebration of our learning “Who is in our community?” Click on the image to see what we have learnt.
Mrs Price and the EYFS team
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Mrs Gilbert found a letter from Eldie the Elf in the woods saying he couldn’t get back to Santa. The children were very excited to help Eldie. They wrote letters and made him parcels. They particularly enjoyed making magic fairy dust to transport him back to Santa. I hope Santa or Eldie reply tomorrow!
Letter writing
The letter from Eldie
Exploring magic fairy dust
A letter to Eldie
Will Santa or Eldie see our letters?
Mrs Price
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We had lots of fun exploring different ways that we can make 10. We learnt that the amount stayed the same but we could make it in different ways. We said the equations using plus/add as well as equal to. We did all this whilst playing with Octonauts which were swimming in water in fish tanks.
Following this, some of the children wrote their number bonds.
A shout out goes to Charlie who went on to explore the different ways that he could make 10. He predicted that there would be 9 ways. “I think there are 11 ways to make 10.”
Well done Charlie.
Mrs Price
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