Saturday, 7 January 2017

2D shapes

This week we have started to learn about 2D shapes and the vocabulary used to describe them, such as straight or curved, sides and corners.
 






 

Wednesday, 4 January 2017

New Topic

The children chose their topic for this half term. They have chosen the topic of celebrations. On the first day back they have been busy having parties in the home corner and making cakes with the play dough.

 
It would be fantastic if you could let us know what you celebrate in your family and even bring in some photographs.

Phonics

We have been so impressed by how well the children are learning all of their sounds and using them in their reading and writing.








 

Kindness Elves

Just before Christmas, reception class had some tiny visitors. These were Pip and Dot, the kindness elves.

Each day the children were given a kindness challenge, that was left by the elves.


The children were excited to see what the elves had left for them each day and enjoyed posting letters to them in the tiny post box.

Jackson Pollock

We hope you like the calendars the children have made. These were based on our  learning about Jackson Pollock. We found out about his action painting, and used this way of painting to create the calendars.





 
Thanks to Charlotte who was the photographer for the afternoon.

Whatever the Weather

During a particularly rainy day in November, the children were keen to be outside. They spent the afternoon working together to make a swamp and try to redirect the water into different rivers.


Sunday, 20 November 2016

Green Week

During Green Week, the children in reception had a visit from Anne from the road safety team. She taught the children about how to cross the road safely and the importance of wearing a seatbelt in a car.


 
The children also had a balance bike workshop. They all really enjoyed this and they impressed the grown ups that were running the session.





 
Thank you for bringing in the sticks. The children had fun using recycled materials and glitter to make their own magic wands.