Class News

Living and Learning: I cope with change

Posted on Thursday 12 July 2018 by Mr Roundtree

In today’s living and learning session, we talked about changes that have happened to us in the last year or changes that we are expecting to happen. We talked about how some of these might be positive or more challenging and the different strategies we have to cope with these changes.
Here are some of the changes that the children are facing and how they are feeling.
“Hannah is going to have a baby, it’s going to be a girl and we’re going to have an extension at daddy’s house. This is an exciting change”
“This year I’ll be 7 and I’ll be going to Brownies.  I feel nervous but it is an exciting change.”
“I didn’t use to fight with my sister but now we fight a lot. This is a bad change that I want to fix.”
“I have a baby sister now. I feel happy.”
“I’m going to play football in September. I’m nervous but I feel good about it.”
“It’s an exciting one. I’ve got a new room. I’ve got a new bed and it’s a big one.”
 “I’ve got my own bedroom now and it’s in a new house.”

Roundhay Park and Tropical World

Posted on Monday 09 July 2018 by Mrs Allen-Kelly

F2 have had a fabulous day out at the park and Tropical World.

We did leaf collecting and rubbing, played in the play park, had circle games and songs, a picnic and parachute games. We then walked to Tropical World for our tour.

We finished off the day with goodie bags and ice- lollies!!!

Ask your child what their favourite part of the day has been.

What facts can they remember, about the different tropical species they have seen today?

Perfect Pizza!

Posted on Thursday 05 July 2018 by Mrs Allen-Kelly

Today, Foundation made some yummy and importantly healthy wrap pizzas, as part of Staying Healthy Week.

We discussed how our ingredients are good for our bodies, practised the hygiene routines that must take place before and after preparing food and had a go at safely chopping and grating. We then chose which healthy toppings to add to our pizza.

We enjoyed our delicious pizza creations at snack time. Many children tried vegetables they were not sure they liked, which was great to see.

Foundation gave their cooking a big thumbs up!

Can your child help you at home to recreate a wrap pizza or another healthy meal? Take a picture and let us know if they do!

 

Healthy Cooking

Posted on Thursday 05 July 2018 by Miss Beatson

It’s health week, so we decided to cook and eat lots of vegetables. We made a delicious stir-fry with onions, beansprouts, peas, courgettes, cabbage and much more.

“It tasted gorgeous; I had sticky plum sauce with it.”

“I thought I didn’t like the sauce but when I tasted it, it tasted really nice.”

 

Next Week- Staying Healthy Week

Posted on Saturday 30 June 2018 by Mrs Allen-Kelly

 

Next week, Foundation will be taking part in

Staying Healthy Week

Activities will include:

Monday (AM)- Tutti Frutti Production.

Tuesday (AM)- Dance Workshop.

Wednesday (PM)- F2 Sports Day.

Thursday (AM)- Healthy Cooking (Tortilla Pizzas)

Friday (PM)- Lacrosse Workshop.

We will have  ‘healthy lifestyle’ themed activities and challenges in the classroom. Children can wear sports clothes all week.

During Sports Day on Wednesday afternoon, F1 children will be meeting their new class mates for September at our Stay and Play.

Looking forward to a happy, healthy and active week ahead! 🙂

The day the classroom quit!

Posted on Friday 29 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

This fortnight, we have been reading The Day the Crayons Quit.

In this story, Duncan comes into the classroom and discovers his crayons have quit for various reasons. Red Crayon is tired of colouring strawberries, Santas and fire engines; Orange Crayon and Yellow Crayon are fighting over who is the true colour of the sun; Blue Crayon is used too much so it short and stubby and Grey Crayon is fed up of colour such big animals like Hippos and Whales.

This week, we have written our own stories pretending to be different items from the classroom that quit. The children came up with some really imaginative ideas as to why each item might quit. Here is a few examples of our letters to Duncan.

     

Living and Learning: I tell the truth and say sorry if I need to.

Posted on Thursday 28 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

Today, we read the story “Tiddler”.  Tiddler the fish makes up stories about why he is late for school, every day. No-one ever believes these stories. One day,  Tiddler is VERY late for school because he has been captured in a fishing net and got lost. Nobody believes his reason for being late to school.
We talked about how if you tell lies nobody will believe you when you tell the truth.
Lilly : “It’s like the boy who cried wolf”.
We also spoke about when we might need to say sorry.
Evie – “If I tell a lie”.
Everybody makes mistakes that might affect or hurt somebody else and it is best to tell the truth and say sorry.
Fleur  – “I’d say I did it … I’d say sorry.”
Jemima – “It’s best if you tell the truth and say sorry”

Year 5 taster day

Posted on Monday 25 June 2018 by Miss Beatson

On Friday, Year 5 went to Wetherby High School for a taster day, to experience what it’s like to be in secondary school.  They cooked, made key-rings, played basketball and much more.

 

Role-play- I can show, what I know!

Posted on Sunday 24 June 2018 by Mrs Allen-Kelly

Our new role play area is up and running this week and wow do we have some enthusiastic little travel agents, tourists, customers and ice-cream sellers!

The children have been working together, using their prior experiences to create scenarios in the ‘Travel Agents’ and ‘Ice-cream parlour’. They have shown great communication, sharing their ideas and listening to the ideas of others.

The ‘Travel Agents’ features real-life holiday pictures of the children to inspire their role-play and the wonderful writing that F2 have worked so hard on this week.

Come and take a look at their postcards, or browse their travel brochure. Anyone fancy  visit to “Unicorn Land”, “Starry Seaside”, or “Magic Town” this Summer?  🙂

 

Fabulous Library Visit!

Posted on Friday 22 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

Yesterday afternoon, Year 1 and 2 visited Wetherby Library. Have a look at some of the comments the children made and the pictures of them using the library. They were much more confident in how to use the library this time and more focussed on choosing books that suited/interested them.

Ellie – The library trip was great. I got one of my favourite books called ‘I’ll never let you go’.

Lilly – It was fun walking down the library and getting a Harry Hill’s book.

Jack – I like going to the library because I saw a book that I liked about Kart Racing and Mr Wicks liked it too

Harley – It was really fun and I picked a book about fires, police and bees.

Joe – I like going to the library because there are so many books that I would like to get from there.

Daisy-Mae – I liked going to the library because I found some Beast Quest books and I got to get a Molly Broomstick book. I saw a book about a clown but there were no words in it so I think it would be a good book to make up my own words for the story.

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