Crew Shaw has remembered the soldiers who has passed and the ones still alive today. We had a PowerPoint with lots of information, the children absolutely loved it! Then they went on to make their aircraft used. Here are some parts of the learning.
This afternoon the children were exploring sea life toys and recycling in the water tray. They were shocked and surprised to see and hear how animals are affected by this.
Following this the children investigated the water independently and talked to their peers about what they found.
Mason said “They got stuck in the rubbish”
Paighton said “They’ll get sick”
Louie said “The animals will not get through”
Kristoff said “it’s stuck, can’t swim”
Elodie said “the animals could swallow it, you should put it in the bin”
It was wonderful to hear such thoughtful comments from our Nursery children.
All children are in their rooms and settled for the night. It’s safe to say it’s been a great but wet day in Central London! Please continue to check the blog and we will add as many photos as we can throughout the day.
This week we have been learning the /ear/ sound.
Here is the link to our Shared Reading book below.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/180psepxu_h_91lXWmxDrZklQ4Cgy9pCP
Last week we has a special celebration for children who have demonstrated brilliant craftsmanship and quality in their Expedition books. Some children have beautiful work throughout and some children have made lots of improvement over the term so far. Well done superstars! We will be giving out more awards for beautiful work in a few weeks time.
This morning the children in Year 1 enjoyed a lovely wet walk to the Methodist Church. Mrs Raper gave us a lovely welcome and spoke to the children about the church and the community it serves. The children loved seeing all of the religious symbols and artefacts especially the organ and the family bible that had been passed down by many generations. The children asked some great questions too! What a lovely morning we had despite the rainy weather.
Yesterday the children in Year 1 were lucky to receive a visit from the Mayor of Doncaster Ros Jones. Ros spoke to the children about the jobs she does and the exciting things that are happening in Doncaster. We spoke about transport, travel, leisure, schools and housing amongst other things. We also discussed how we care for the environment and how we tackle issues such as food poverty and homelessness. The children asked some fantastic questions and I feel we have some potential future mayors in Year 1.
This week’s sound we are learning to read and write is the sound ‘ur’. Here is the shared reader of the week for you to read at home. Enjoy and don’t forget to let your adult know you have read at home for extra HOWL points!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HumQkfTAiTuvY0AgHtOzhsapiAfD0prV
