Year 3 Meet the Teacher Week. Wednesday 8th July.

Activity 1 Getting to know you - All about your favourite animal.

Complete the 2do My favourite animal, after watching the video below.

Activity 2: Our Learning Skills - Curiosity!









Activity 3 What we do in Year 4 - Reconciliation.

Mrs Lyons knows that you prepared for your Reconciliation before we finished school - but then you never got to do it. We are really hoping you will be able to do your first Reconciliation in Year 4 and then your Holy Communion. To refresh your memory about what Reconciliation is, watch the video below and then answer curious Clara Clownfish’s questions.


Extra Activities today

Don’t forget to read! Ask questions as you read like Clara. You could think to yourself…. ‘I wonder what will happen next….’ or ‘I have noticed that….’

Have a go at these pattern spotting activities below!

Year 1 - Meet your new teacher - Wednesday 8th July

We’ve reached the middle of the week Year 1! Are you enjoying your taste of Year 2? Are you feeling like a Year 2 yet?

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Here are Wednesday’s daily activities:

Today is Playground Pal day!

“What is a Playground Pal?” I hear you ask! Watch the video below to find out more.

Listen to and enjoy ‘Spinderella’ by Julia Donaldson.

What lessons did Spinderella and her family learn in the story? Are Playground Pals like Spinderella? What do you think?
Imagine that you are Spinderella and you are looking down onto our playground at school. What would you like to see? What would the Playground Pals be doing? What would the children be playing? Draw a picture and label with all of the important features of a happy playtime.

Activity 2

Can you create a new Playground Pal bib? What would it show? Would it have a logo on it to show everyone on the playground what your job was? How would it stand out? Use the template below if you wish.

Extra Activities

Which Year 1 IXL sections do you need to complete before Year 2? Have a look and see if you can complete them all!

Purple Mash - Play challenge 1 of the ‘bond bubbles’ game I have set as a 2DO for you on Purple Mash.

Keep reading for at least 30 minutes a day. Maybe you could send me the name of your favourite book or author!

Practise your cursive handwriting using the sheet below as a guide to help you.

Have a wonderful day future Playground Pals,

Miss Woodend

Welcome to Year 6 - Day 3 of Induction Week

Good morning Year 5 - welcome to Wednesday. We are half way through the week and still so much to cover! There are quite a few challenges today to complete so crack on and get stuck in! The pace of Year 6 is quite fast as we have such a lot of work to complete throughout the year. Timetable yourself today and be focused in your work!

Keep your learning photos coming through.

Have a wonderful day of learning!

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Our journey towards Year 1 continues.

Today has been another action packed day full of learning and fun. This morning, we continued with our Read Write Inc story books, developing our reading skills. We have made our very own worry monsters and put forward ideas to Miss Lane as to what it’s name could be. Having had a little preview into one of the Science topics, we came up with an Animal Alphabet with an assortment of animals, both well known and rare. We have also, thought about and shared our hopes for Year 1, thinking about how we would like to grow. The focus in P.E this week is the fundamental skills, today we have looked at throwing over arm and under arm. It was fabulous to see so many of the children hitting the targets. Terrific throwing Reception, well done!

Year 1 - Meet your new teacher - Tuesday 7th July

Hi Year 1!
I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s activities and are ready for the day ahead.

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Here are Tuesday’s daily activities:

School’s Mission Statement - ‘You are precious in my eyes’

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As we all know, we are all precious in God’s eyes and are all incredibly unique and special! Today, I would like you all to think about how you are special and precious … what makes you YOU?! Draw a picture of yourself and surround it with all of your talents and the qualities that make you unique. Did God give you the gift of honesty? Did he give you the gift of humour? Do you enjoy singing and dancing? Think really carefully and celebrate how special we all truly are!

Our Year 2 class rules and expectations

When we start school in September, we will be sitting down and creating our class rules and expectations together. Today I would you to think carefully about what our class rules should be and how we can create a happy, calm and loving classroom environment.
Look at the image below and print off if possible.

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Have you ever felt like any of the Blobs in the image? Which Blobs are making the right choices? Which are not? Which Blob do you aspire to be like in September? If you could give a colour for each feeling and emotion, what colours would the Blobs be? Would some be red for angry? Would some be blue for sad? Would any be yellow for happy? If you are able to print the image, colour the Blobs in their feeling colours.
Now have a go at writing a list of classroom rules and expectations. What would you like others to see if they came into our classroom?

PE

Check Mrs Gregan’s post for this week’s PE challenge. Have fun!

Extra Activities

Which Year 1 IXL sections do you need to complete before Year 2? Have a look and see if you can complete them all!

Purple Mash - Play challenge 1 of the ‘bond bubbles’ game I have set as a 2DO for you on Purple Mash.

Keep reading for at least 30 minutes a day. Maybe you could send me the name of your favourite book or author!

Practise your cursive handwriting using the sheet below as a guide to help you.

Enjoy your day,

Miss Woodend

Let's Learn at Home - Endless possibilities

The term ‘endless possibilities’ evolved from the Effective Provision of Preschool Education (EPPE) research and involves two or more individuals working together to solve a problem, clarify a concept or evaluate activities. It requires all participants to contribute to the thinking, which should be extended.

Sustained shared thinking is best described as those times when an adult is totally absorbed with a child, in conversation or in an activity with a genuine interest on both parts to find out more. Sustained shared thinking can happen anytime, anywhere and only requires time and interest on the part of the participants.

Enjoy your learning together!