Hi everyone!
Fab sleepover at Ryla’s. We had lots of fun while we read my book.
Did you know that reading to your child stimulates the part of the brain that allows them to understand the meaning of language and helps build key language, literacy and social skills?
See you soon
Juicy xx
Here I am again!
How intelligent do I look in my glasses reading with Aoife?
Did you know that reading with your child stimulates their imagination and expands their understanding of the world as well as helping them develop language and listening skills? Have a great day!
Love Juicy x
Hi everyone.
Juicy here!
Jemima and I are having a fantastic time sharing our love of reading with the children from Year 1. Here are some photos of my sleepover’s with Jack and Andra. It was lovely to make some new friends at Jack’s house while he read my book of the month to us and, as you can see, I wasn’t the only furry creature to enjoy the story at Andra’s!
See you all soon.
Fantastic independent creative writing by Andra yesterday earned her a Headteacher’s award. As you can see she is over the moon about it. Keep up the good work Andra!
Francesca, Heidi, Carter and Libby all worked their socks off today when asked to write a sentence which included some phase 2 tricky words.
Well done guys! I’m so proud of you and your brilliant sentences!
Mrs Hay 🙂
Class 3 went on a treasure hunt to find Little Red Riding Hood’s basket of fruit to launch our new story in literacy. We had such fun following the clues! Little Red even said we could eat her fruit. Thank you Little Red!
The children in Class 3 worked their socks off today in phonics when learning how to read and spell the Phase 2 tricky word ‘the’. Well done to you all! I’m so proud of you!
See if you can spot the word ‘the’ in your reading books.
We made straw houses from the story of The 3 Little Pigs out of dried spaghetti. The children thought carefully about what length of spaghetti they needed to cut to fit onto the house template.
Well done Class 3 & 4!
This week Class 8 are getting themselves ready for the move to year 3. We practised our silent reading today so that we will be ready to do our daily Accelerated Reading session after the summer. It was lovely to see everyone immersed in a book in their own little comfy spot around the classroom.
Thank you to Mrs Godfrey for coming into talk to the children about food science and what is involved in working inside a food factory. The children found out lots of interesting facts and enjoyed all the different activities. It was great fun dressing up in the hair nets and shoe protectors!
