The boys made their own calendar of events. The boys were Effective Contributors when they used their detective skills to find the correct page and add a picture of the events.
The boys made their own calendar of events. The boys were Effective Contributors when they used their detective skills to find the correct page and add a picture of the events.
The Oak boys walked to the Coffee Trader today, they were responsible citizens and very road safety aware.
The boys placed their order and Blake had the responsibility to pay for the order and select the correct coins.
The boys used their numeracy skills and were all Successful Learners when challenged to find a date. They were given the names of common yearly celebrations and had to work out the date and find it in a diary.
The Stars class explored the problem of poverty and the unfortunate need for food banks. On our class outing we chose non-perishable cereal to buy and donate to the food bank collection box in Tesco’s.
In Numeracy the Transition class learnt and identified different times to catch a bus. The boys were Successful Learners and were able to decipher the bus timetable not forgetting about the return journey.
We made a variation of Pigs using paper and milk cartons. This year it is the year of the PIG for Chinese New Year.
We have been confident individuals when carrying out our jobs within the class. Jack was excellent at using full sentences when asking is his friends what they would like for their lunch.
Patrick came to pay us a visit at snack time, I think he could smell the toast. Anthony cleaned the table after snack, whilst Jack washed the dishes and Blake dried them. Very effective contributors working together to tidy up after snack times.
We created our own clocks to help us understand how to tell the time, using analogue and digital formats.
The Oak boy band are still working hard and being successful leaners when learning new songs to play on the keyboard and their other chosen instruments.
This week in class we did some café role play during our maths work. We shared the menu with a friend and chose something to eat and drink. We then had to look at the price and hand over the correct coins. We also worked on our communication skills and had a practice of using our words supported with signs to make our order.
It was a lovely sunny fresh morning to walk to the Coffee Trader and each boy was confident individuals and successful learners at placing their order and choosing the correct coins.
This week we have been working hard on signing our Scottish poem ‘Cuddle Doon’. They were all very successful and listening and following the signs.
This week the Stars class have, amongst other things, explored big and small, started music therapy sessions and made star shaped shortbread at HE. A busy start to 2019.
The Transition boys had a busy start to the new term. This week they were Successful Learners when they were checking totals of coins in different purses. They then had the challenge of putting them in order from most money to least money.
A successful first week back to school, everyone has enjoyed getting back into our hard work activities. We started the week by setting our New Year goals for 2019. The boys were confident individuals in selecting their specific goals.
We played some time telling games with our friends and had fun whilst working hard.
Jack worked very hard this week working on his writing and listening skills.
All the boys created a Christmas holiday storyboard and shared it with their friends. We were successful learners and confident individuals to share what Santa brought us, what we had for Christmas dinner, who we had dinner with and any other activities we took part in over the holidays.