As part of our Fairyland topic, we worked in small groups to re tell the story of Goldilocks and the 3 Bears. After deciding in our group who was to play each part, we rehearsed our ideas and finally performed in front of the rest of the class. It was such a nice day, our “stage” was outside!
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Rwanda
Miss Stephens and Mr Richardson are going to Rwanda in the summer holidays. To help them on their trip our school held a casual clothes day so the Miss Stephens and Mr Richardson can take some resources to the schools in Rwanda and return to Redwell with some resources from their trip. We can’t wait to hear all about this fantastic experience.
Don’t we look so smart in our casual clothes.
Lepra Dance Workshops
Symmetry
Ready Teddy Go!
Fairyland – The story so far!
Something special has been going on in the Yellow Wing over the last few weeks. A friendly dragon has been leaving the boys and girls letters and special gifts. He has been a very sad dragon as his home, Fairyland doesn’t exist any more! He has asked if we can help make it again and read more stories.
As you can imagine, the boys and girls have been very excited and wanted to help straight away. We have been making castles, planting beanstalks, writing in our castle books and re telling some of the stories we have been reading.
Have a look at some of our Fairyland photographs.
Learning in Term 4
The boys and girls are so busy in class just now. Here is some information about our learning for this term.
Learning focus this term:
Through our topic Fairyland we will be learning about:
- Lifecycle of a plant
- Features of castles
- Discuss good and bad choices within each Fairytale
- Stranger Danger
- Exploring events and characters in Fairytales
Core Skills learning focus:
- Working with others to complete tasks
- Being confident individuals when performing in front of others
- Recording our ideas in different ways
- Using ICT to support our learning
Through our Rights Respecting Schools characters we will be learning about ‘The Right to be safe and happy and the responsibility to be kind and gentle to others.’
- I can use safe hands and feet
- I can respect personal space
- I can walk safely inside
- I can stay safe online
Literacy
- Continuing to build on our phonics skills and opportunity to decode new words by using our knowledge of letter sounds, digraphs and spelling rules
- Reading and spelling tricky words within texts and using these words within our own writing
- Developing our comprehension whilst reading in small groups, exploring and discussing a variety of texts and building confidence as independent readers
- Continuing to practise letter formation through structured handwriting
- Extending our writing in terms of length, structure and content. Opportunity for personal and imaginative writing
- Creating a written plan for imaginative and personal writing
- Focused listening for information and instructions and opportunity to organise ideas then talk confidently to others expressing feelings, ideas and experiences
Numeracy
- The children will be continually developing their skills in addition and subtraction within 100.
- Measure – I can estimate and measure the length, weight and volume of objects.
- Symmetry – I can create and recognise symmetrical pictures, patterns and shapes.
- Fractions – I can work out halves and quarters of numbers