Transition boys were Effective Contributors this week when baking lovely Christmas treats. The boys really enjoyed them with their cup of tea. Sorry, there are none left!
Transition boys were Effective Contributors this week when baking lovely Christmas treats. The boys really enjoyed them with their cup of tea. Sorry, there are none left!
Yesterday we had a very busy day at school! A sensory assembly for St Andrew’s Day – tasting Scottish food, looking at Scottish pictures, listening to Scottish music and sounds, making thistle hand prints, and playing with porridge paly doh. Then we had cookery and made Lentil Soup… it was yummy!!! Followed by a visit from Santa’s reindeer – we said we were busy!!!
The Transition boys cooked up a storm again this Thursday. They were all Successful Learners when they remembered the steps to create the perfect sharing meal. The table was set correctly, tea was made in the pot and a variety of different styles of French toast was created. Knife and fork skills were thoroughly tested until we were full! A great social sharing time.
Today in the Transition class we were effective contributors when making delicious pizzas, we also added our favourite toppings. Bella Bella!
With the glut of pumpkins in Kilmarnock (Killiewe’en had passed, what’s this Hallowe’en thing?) the Transition boys decided to make pumpkin pie. They were all Effective Contributors when they read and followed the recipe. Skills included; weighing, measuring, melting, grating and baking. They were Responsible Citizens when working with the hot oven, ensuring everyone was safe. They also took the time to practice their spreading and cutting skills by having a tea and toast social. A great Autumnal feast!
All the boys were successful learners when completing their listening comprehension tasks. There has been great improvement over the seven lessons.
The boys were all effective contributors when coming together to make haggis bon bons. They all enjoyed tasting their hard work. Jack was excellent at reading the recipe to the boys. Everyone worked hard at completing the cooking tasks as independently as possible.
Responsible citizens using the drill to create our pumpkin all the boys loved this experience. We also used a hammer and cookie cutter, boys with their toys, great fun.
Halloween Spider cupcakes were made this week, great team work and successful learners, listening to Jack’s instructions and carrying them out with a small amount of support.
Halloween sensory assembly, everyone was confident individuals to take part in all the activities.
Oozing fizzy pumpkin experiment, we watched the spiders and creepy eyeballs ooze out of our carved pumpkins.
Skeleton X-ray art work, the boys all enjoyed getting their hand painted and found it very tickly. We had to think about the bones in our hand to add these onto our pictures.
Transition boys were Effective Contributors and Confident Individuals when they helped prepare and cook their very own chicken wraps which was shared as a group meal. The boys all took part in chopping, grating and bread crumbing then helped set the table. It was Finger Lickin’ Good!!
The Transition boys were Confident Individuals this week when they made muffins for the Macmillan Cancer Support ‘World’s Biggest Coffee Morning’. The boys carefully measured out the dry mixture, the water and milk and cracked two eggs into the bowl before mixing well. The muffin mix was carefully spooned into paper cases and baked in a hot oven. The boys reported that they tasted very nice!
We made four different smoothies, Orange, Pineapple, Banana and Blueberry. We followed our pictorial, written and sequencer recipes. Were all responsible for making a different smoothie. We did a taste test at the end and the most popular smoothie was the pineapple one.
Angus has been enjoying going to PE with his friends, he is confident when using the apparatus. It is great to see all the boys interacting together.
The Oak boy band in the making are working so very hard with all their songs, our playlist is up to four songs. Well done boys for being successful learners and all working together as a group.
Pet Therapy, the bearded dragon! Anthony loved this and enjoyed watching Lizzy have a snack on some grasshoppers and worms.
We have also celebrated Blake’s Birthday, sharing presents, playing some games and baking him a delicious chocolate cake! It was very tasty!