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Prize giving for the Snowdrops this morning – celebrating a year of hard work and lots of successful learning. Well done Snowdrops!
Confident Individuals Successful Learners
Prize giving for the Snowdrops this morning – celebrating a year of hard work and lots of successful learning. Well done Snowdrops!
Confident Individuals Successful Learners
The Snowdrops showed lots of confidence when they had the opportunity to explore grass with their bare feet and hands. We were lucky to have some lovely weather and enjoyed the sensation of feeling the earth beneath our feet and the grass between our fingers and toes. Well done, Snowdrops!
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The Snowdrops have participated actively in lots of outdoor themed learning during POLO week.
We enjoyed a nature walk and collected some sticks to make into stick men. We also explored how grass felt and used some to decorate the letter ‘g’ for grass. We showed lots of interest in looking at our shadows and managed to chalk around some of them, too. The Snowdrops were very confident at using binoculars and showed interest in looking at birds and insects. We also had fun looking for items in the garden that were bigger than our hand.
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Today in the Snowdrops we have been very active in the classroom and outside in the playground. We have enjoyed dancing to our morning group songs, playing games outside and we created a class poster about the importance of MOVE within our school.
The infants had lots of fun this morning doing some MOVE activities in the playground. We started with a warm up to some music led by Mrs Hendry. We had to do some stretches along with some other movements. We then made a huge conga line and went round all the picnic benches – it was great fun. We then played a game of tails. We each had a tail tucked into our trousers or sleeve and we had to move around and try and steal the tails from our friends. Everyone really enjoyed this game and were interacting with all their peers in the infant corridor. Miss Stalker showed us some mainland yoga poses that we could copy – a favourite was the cow pose. We then played an animal dice game and had to copy the movement once we had thrown the dice. It was a super morning and everyone had fun.
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The Snowdrops enjoyed celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee by decorating royal crowns and finger painting Union Jack flags. Later, we crushed and tasted some meringue and mixed it together with cream and strawberry sauce and cupcakes, too, to make our own royal version of Eton Mess. Very tasty!
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For Fun Friday this month, the Snowdrops celebrated the end of our Toy Theme with a Teddy Bear Picnic. Everyone made confident colour choices to decorate our own teddy bear ears and danced together to some teddy bear songs before participating in a teddy bear hunt for cuddly teddy bears and teddy bear biscuits. We then headed to the PE hall for some fun games before enjoying some picnic snacks with our teddy bears! Lots of fun for the Snowdrops!
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The Snowdrops have enjoyed looking a various digital technologies in class. Through using switches, i-pads, bee bots, sensory technology, remote control toys and the Promethean board, we have been able to access, enjoy and develop our learning through the use of technology.
Everyone enjoyed using technology to play number and literacy games, access songs and develop programming skills with the Beebot. We’ve had great fun!
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During our Toy theme, the Snowdrops have enjoyed exploring how toys move. Everyone focussed their attention as we watched as toys that were still began to move. The Snowdrops were confident that they could make toys move, too. Everyone participated actively in trying things out! We had great fun rolling marbles in paint to make patterns, rolling balls to knock cups down, pushing bricks together and pulling them apart, pushing cars forward and back, pulling toys with strings and pushing and pulling various buttons and levers. Lots of moving toys! Some Snowdrops even had a go at making a skateboard move! Well done, Snowdrops!
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