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  • WC 25th Jan -Home and school learning ideas

    Published 21/01/21, by Sara Lindley

    As we continue along the pathway of 'lockdown' has your house become noisier and noisier lately???

    We have also been having lots of Stormy Wintery Weather which has meant we have also been having Very Noisy Nights.

    Well this little mouse is certainly hearing lots of noises. 

     

     

    As well as this story about a noisy night we are also going to use a really good resource from The National Oak Academy. They have put together a group of lessons that build up each day around the story of The  Noisy House.

    There are three lessons that we are going to visit on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. F1's why not have a listen and enjoy the lesson. F2's in particular need to have a go at these and do the activities as they will be giving you the skills we need to start writing stories by ourselves.

    lesson 1  - Listen and respond to a story

    Lesson 2 - Draw a story map

    Lesson 3 - Use actions to 'step out' a story

    We are going to be doing lots of activities about the noises you hear at this time of year and other noises that you might hear in your house or at school.

    Our set 1 sounds that go with these stories are 'n' for noisy Nobby!  and 'h' for horse and house

    Click here to Visit Evie and Dodge to practise these sounds then go on a letter hunt around your house or classroom.

    Click here to visit  the alphabet songs too for these letters 

    We are going to be concentrating on making sure that our letter formation shows the difference between the two letters. Remember, the horse is a lot taller than Nobby! Take a look at the dotted practice sheets at the bottom to help with these letters.

    Why not play a memory Kim's game with the objects you find - just like the one Mrs Boon posted on Tapestry the other day. If you are unfamiliar with this game take a look at this quick video.

     

     

    Our signs, symbols and rhyme are all linked to the lessons we will be having this week,

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  • Wb 18.01.21 Ideas for home and school learning

    Published 15/01/21, by Sara Lindley

    At a time when we are all apart this story is tells us about a little polar bear who hasn't got anyone to play with. His only friend is a snow cloud!

     

     

    We are going to try something a little new this week  - talk for writing. This is when you talk the story through so that you remember it really well! Then, when it comes to writing something about the story you can remember some of the actions, reminding you of what happened.  Watch this video and have a go together at home or school. What props would you make? Can you draw some pictures to help you remember the story?  What would you write under each of your pictures?

     

     

    For our phonics this week -

    For our single sounds this week we are going to look at the letter 'b' (for boots and bears!) and 'c' (for caterpillars and clouds) as well as reinforcing the 's' from last week. Visit Evie and Dodge as well as the alphabet songs to help remember these sounds. 

    We found out about the letter s last week but sometimes it is next to another letter that makes it sound a little different. Not quite a special friend as we can still hear both of the letters but  a 'consonant blend'            sl, sn, st, sp, sm,

     

     

    Here are a couple more videos about consonant blends

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPtYpqEwEHo

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-1rmuOxGE8

    For the F2 digraphs (special friends)  this week we are looking at the sounds 'ow' - blow the snow as well as 'ay' - may I play

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  • Next weeks learning for home and school

    Published 07/01/21, by Sara Lindley

    We couldn't really have planned the timing better for our new topic "Where does snow go" as we are certainly experiencing wintery weather galore this week.  A massive thank you for all of the amazing photos yesterday whilst out on your wintery walks. As so much of our Foundation curriculum is practical rather than providing you with a learning mat we have sourced lots of resources for you to click on and have a go at home.

    Remember - our class blog is there as your resource for home learning and the children at school will be doing the same things so we all still feel connected.  We don't get all of it done at school so don't put lots of pressure on yourselves either. It is just handy to have lots of choices available.

    So in line with the rest of the school I will now put this resource up on a Friday so that you have time to get familiar with what we are intending to do the following week.

    Our story next week will continue to build on the learning we have done this week.

    We will be able to use all of the new vocabulary we have exposed to with so may ways of saying cold!

    Take a look at the story below read by the author himself no less.

     

     

    For re-visiting the story just before bed maybe why not watch the animated version too. We like the children to hear the story at least three times during the week to get to know it really well.

     

     

    Another story that we will be visiting next week is one that introduces the maths concept of "Zero"

    Take a look at "Zero is the leaves on the tree" then maybe have another winter walk to find trees that have zero leaves and trees that do have leaves.  

     

     

    Both of those books will support our phonics next week

    For the F1 children we will be looking at the single sounds below

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  • Our wintery walk

    Published 07/01/21, by Julie Gerrard

    Today's focus was to explore the frosty environment around us. 

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  • Where does snow go?

    Published 03/01/21, by Sara Lindley

    Welcome back to school in 2021! Whether we are in the classroom or learning from home our blog page is the place to go for all of the information and resources for the week. If you are stuck learning at home then visit this blog page each morning and take your pick. Choose just one or two of the activities each day,  find a good time to do the activity - one that suits your family and bobs your uncle you will be keeping up with the same activities being done at school. 

    Our new "Big Question"  sparking the learning in the Meadow class for the next month is 

    Where does snow go?

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  • A Merry Doodle Christmas!

    Published 19/12/20, by Julie Gerrard

    Join our Christmas Maths challenge!

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  • A very special visitor

    Published 17/12/20, by Julie Gerrard

    A special delivery was made to school today by an extra special visitor

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  • A Lovely Last week before Christmas

    Published 13/12/20, by Sara Lindley

    For the last week before we break up for Christmas we are going to continue with our book

    "When Santa got stuck up the chimney!" Hopefully someone will get him out!

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  • To infinity and beyond!

    Published 13/12/20, by Julie Gerrard

    A look back at all the fun and learning that has taken place around our "Can I switch it on "topic this half term.

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  • Welcome Wednesday - Robots and Rockets

    Published 09/12/20, by Sara Lindley

    We wanted to do a Robot parade for the parents so here are the ones we have made so far!

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  • Oh No! Santa is stuck up the Ch Ch Chimney!

    Published 06/12/20, by Sara Lindley

    So Christmas has landed in the Foundation Unit but will the g g girls and b b boys get any toys?

    Santa is stuck up the chimney and all we can hear is the ch ch ch choo of his sneezing.

    The children are going to be set the challenge of finding ways to get him out of the ch ch chimney!

    So our story for the week  is "When Santa got stuck up the chimney" and as we are learning all about things you can switch on, our book has a button to press every time you want to hear Santa sneezing! Our story also doubles up as our song and rhyme for the week.

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  • A Virtual 'Welcome Wednesday'!

    Published 01/12/20, by Sara Lindley

    It seems such a long time ago since we were able to welcome the parents into school!

    We used to see some of you every week at our regular Family Friday mornings.

    They were going to turn into the new 'Welcome Wednesday's' until Covid 19 threw us a bit of an educational curve ball.

    However, yesterday the unit was so busy and the children were all so engaged in their explorations that we wanted to share it all with you. So take a photo tour with us this virtual "Welcome Wednesday'!

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