January Focus- Scotland (16.1.26)

 

Our focus this month is on Scotland and scottish culture- poems, songs and art. The children have been learning all about Scottish tartan and creating their own using the art skills of painting with colour, creating patterns using straight lines. The children also learned about Thistles as our national plant. They used chalk pastels to complete observational and detailed drawings of Thistles. The children will also be learning all about Scotland’s national poet – Robert Burns. They will also be learning a scottish poem- ‘Roguey Poguey’ by JK Annand. Please help your child to learn our scottish poem at home. Some of the children’s wonderful work is in the gallery below.

Parents Open afternoon – numeracy

 

 

It was fun reading numbers and counting with my mum!
Read the number and finger paint the correct amount of egg sin the nests.
Read the number and make that amount with the playdoh.
Let’s go down on the farm. Read the number and add the right amount of animals.
We were learning to write our numbers in the sand.
I can write the numbers in the sand with mum.
Look, I wrote number 10 in the sand. it is our first double digit number.
Can you read the number and put the correct number of animals on the framer’s trailer?
Can you read the number and feed the chicks the correct amount of food?
We are writing number 6.

We had a fun time with our parents, carers and grandparents coming in to learn more about our learning in numeracy. They participated in a Number Talks session learning the hand signals and all about subitising.

We had fun singing the counting to 20 song and then they were involved in lots of fun counting and number recognition activities in our classroom and open area.

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