Class 7 have been practicing their throwing and catching skills today in order to improve their hand eye coordination. We had targets to throw at and then tested ourselves catching. Some of us could even catch one handed and on one foot!







Class 7 have been practicing their throwing and catching skills today in order to improve their hand eye coordination. We had targets to throw at and then tested ourselves catching. Some of us could even catch one handed and on one foot!
Well done to Crew Gerrard for winning the Crew Kitty last week with 100%. Keep coming in and we can earn more money to go towards treats! 🙂
Another week of gorgeous shout outs and celebrations for lots of children who have demonstrated our HOWLs and Character Traits over the last week. It was great to hear so many positive shoutouts from the children too!
Next Wednesday, we are taking part in a whole school PE active session as part of National Fitness Day. We are encouraging children to come to school in PE kits ready for our our active session! Keep your eyes on the blog for plenty of photos and videos!
Today, Class 7 have also been practising their recorders, learning how to play the B and A notes!
Today, Class 7 have been researching about the Great Fire of London, using a range of fact files as our sources of information. We have been working together to read and then find the important information ready to add to our own fact files! I was very impressed with the facts and the effort put in Class 7, keep it up! 🙂
Over the last few weeks in G Block year 1 have been producing artwork linked to their expedition The Great Fire Of London.
Here are some examples below….
We spent some of our phonics session this morning embedding good practice and establishing perfect partner routines. This is a very important part of our phonics learning as it encourages the children to support each other with their reading.
You did really well Superstars!
This week we are learning the first Year 1 sound /ay/ ‘May I play?”
Our Shared Reading book is ‘Thank you Sam’.
We now know three ways to write the /ai/ sound:
/ai/ like in rain, paint and train
/ay/ like in play, stay and day
/a/ like in paper, acorn, apron