Willowbank School, KilmarnockAll 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.
The Sunflowers have had lots of Halloween fun this week. On Wednesday it was the first sensory assembly for some of our boys. There were lots of activities set up in the hall and we moved around them. We made ghosts with hand prints, made sensory bracelets with coloured pasta, dressed up and were dooking for apples. We had pumpkins to carve in the classroom which was fun. On Friday we make our own witches and Miss Hill used toilet paper to make us look like mummies.
Our party is this afternoon keep a look out for another post with photos from that.
The Sunflowers class enjoyed our recent social education outing where we went on the school minibus and drove around Kilmarnock looking at different homes. We looked at the police station and took a picture to compare it to the house PC Plum lives in. We took a picture of a local shop to compare it to Penny Pocket and Suzie Sweet’s shop. We looked for different coloured house just like in Balamory.
We had a special McDonalds Drive Thru treat too!
All week our boys have been confident, successful and effective to complete all the work tasks you see below;
Jack was fantastic at his reading and creating sentences this week.
Angus and Nathan shared the sand tray between them and interacted well.
Anthony and Jack being super helpers, washing and drying the snack dishes.
We all have right to healthy food, so we made happy faces using fruit and then we tasted fruit we like and tried some new fruits.
Sean worked very well during rebound therapy, lots of good interaction and listening.
Our song that we are learning at the moment is George Ezra ‘Shotgun’, we are learning the signs and how to play the tune on the chime bard and bells.
We were learning about different houses and structures, we were looking at the yurt and tepee houses. So we decided to learn how to build our own tent, it was very warm and cosy inside.
Our boys made and posted their votes for all our school captain roles.
Angus completed 10 minutes on the treadmill!
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