Our Gruffalo home learning...
Published 13/01/25, by Clare Maksymczuk
We are reading a selection of wonderful Julia Donaldson books this term. The children's 'takeaway' task was to create their own Gruffalo - look at their amazing learning!
Reception
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Read MoreLearning to play the glockenspiels...
Published 13/01/25, by Clare Maksymczuk
Read MoreZero or 'not zero'
Published 13/01/25, by Clare MaksymczukThe children have been exploring representations of zero and 'not' zero.
Read MoreChristmas lunch...
Published 19/12/24, by Clare Maksymczuk
Read MoreAmazing sewing. Our calendars...
Published 19/12/24, by Clare Maksymczuk
Read MoreGeography...
Published 19/12/24, by Clare MaksymczukWe have been reading 'Martha Maps it Out'. We looked on 'Google Maps' and 'Google Earth' to see where our school is located and what places are in our local community. We explored our local community to look at places on the map.
Read MoreFabulous phonics...
Published 19/12/24, by Clare MaksymczukWe are making super progress in reading! Please remember to sign your reading record at home. Thank you
Read MoreMathematics - shapes with 4 sides...
Published 19/12/24, by Clare MaksymczukWe have been exploring shapes with four sides.
Which shapes have four sides? Which shapes do not have four sides?
Can you describe a rectangle? Are the sides straight or curved? How many corners do rectangles have? What is the difference between a rectangle and a square?
Read MoreScience - Do all animals lay eggs?
Published 21/11/24, by Clare MaksymczukWe have been using non-fiction texts and the internet to research if all animals lay eggs.
Can you tell a grown up which animals lay eggs and which animals have live babies?
Read MoreComputing - JIT 'Write'
Published 21/11/24, by Clare MaksymczukThe children have been typing about who they think came to visit our classroom...
Read MoreWho has come to visit our classroom?
Published 21/11/24, by Clare MaksymczukWe found gigantic footprints and a hen that laid ten golden eggs...
Read MoreMathematics - composition of 1, 2 and 3
Published 13/11/24, by Clare MaksymczukKey Questions
- How many different ways can you make 1/2/3?
- How can you show 2/3 in a different way?
- How many did you count?
- How do you know?
- Can you make the same number in a different way?