31st August 2012
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The Nursery children have a real interest in 'Parties' so we have been busy looking at why people have parties, what sort of things are celebrated when having a party and the Nursery children over the next few weeks will be planning a party, from creating their own invitations, designing their own wrapping paper and cards, playing party games, looking at how parties have changed over the years and what food we have at parties and why? etc.
We have already started with a pretend camping
trip party where we put tents up in the Nursery and had a picnic by a pretend
campfire, what fun we all had.The Nursery children have a real interest in 'Parties' so we have been busy looking at why people have parties, what sort of things are celebrated when having a party and the Nursery children over the next few weeks will be planning a party, from creating their own invitations, designing their own wrapping paper and cards, playing party games, looking at how parties have changed over the years and what food we have at parties and why? etc.
P6/7
We've had an exciting week - developing our use of the HAM scheme where the children are motivated to work hard on the variety of activities presented to them. This week some of us worked out great ways to add and subtract multiples of 10 and 100 quickly, while others were working with rounding and finding numbers greater than or smaller than a target number, and trying to get closer to their target number than their partner.
We've had an exciting week - developing our use of the HAM scheme where the children are motivated to work hard on the variety of activities presented to them. This week some of us worked out great ways to add and subtract multiples of 10 and 100 quickly, while others were working with rounding and finding numbers greater than or smaller than a target number, and trying to get closer to their target number than their partner.
We were delighted to start our new term of French with Mrs Walker and Mrs Campbell has been putting us through our paces for cross country.
the wee ones!)
P1/2/3.
P.1 have been doing very well at learning the names of the
Oxford Reading Tree characters and how to read them. They have also been
learning the sounds of the letters s and a. We have been doing lots of counting
and we counted up to 50 one day! They have also been practising writing the
numbers.
P2/3 have also been doing counting but they are counting
hard numbers like 498, 499, 500, 501, it is very tricky when you have to write
numbers which cross a hundred! Some of the work has been counting backwards or
counting in 2s and 5s. P2/3 have been working hard on their spelling and they
will be getting homework today.
We have started reading The Hodgeheg and we thought the
spoonerisms Max says were hilarious! “I got bot on my hittom!” was very funny.
We have also been talking a lot about hedgehogs.
P.1 had P.E with Mrs Campbell for the first time on Thursday
and they did very well.
On Thursday we wrote postcards to Ms Scollay, she hasn’t
read them yet so we hope she likes them!P3/4/5
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