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Happy New Year Sungazers! – A Busy First Day Back

The Sungazers have had a busy first day back after the Christmas break.  We enjoyed our session with Centrestage – using the parachute, singing songs and dancing catching the bubbles.

 

                                                                                          

We have also been busy doing lots of number work and made a number line based on the Chinese New Year ‘Great Race’ story.   We then used our number lines to find out what order the animals finished the race in.   We also made Chinese Dragons using a variety of different shapes during maths time.

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Christmas Time

We have enjoyed taking part our Christmas yoga story, everyone was successful learners and managed to move their body into all the positions shown.

Our very handsome Kings and Camels, very confident individuals when performing in front of a large audience at out Strictly Christmas Show.

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Christmas crafts

The Sunflowers have been very busy making Christmas crafts. We made our own Christmas cards using strips of coloured paper.

At cookery we made trees using cones and used icing to make melted snowman biscuits.

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Christmas Colouring Conundrum

The Transition boys were Successful Learners this week when they used their numeracy skills to solve a Christmas Puzzle. The boys solved sums in the boxes and matched their answers to the colour key. The result was a Christmas picture. Well done boys!

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Christmas Science

The Transition boys were Successful Learners this week when they used their numeracy skills to complete some Christmas science tasks. The boys looked at snow formation and made some fake snow. They carefully measured the correct mass of ‘snow’ powder then the correct volume of water. Everyone was amazed when the snow fluffed up before their eyes.

In their second task the boys were challenged to create the tallest Christmas Tree using play-doh. The boys had to balance height and width to make sure that it would stand before it was measured. The tallest one (without banned structural support) was 27cm

 

 

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Numeracy and Origami

The Transition boys were Successful Learners when they used their numeracy skills to complete two tasks. They made origami Christmas craft following numbered sections and creating ‘up’ or ‘down’ folds. They then made different 3D shaped snowmen again following a numbered pattern and had to match their shapes to a different set on the interactive board. Well done boys!

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St Andrew’s Day

We have celebrated St Andrew’s day this week at a whole school assembly.  We explored directional awareness through Scottish dancing at numeracy time.  We started off with a slow dance then built up to the fastest song to finish. There was lots of laughter and successful learners with saying the directions we were moving in.

In between directional awareness we worked 1:1 on our coin recognition and reading a price tag and handing over the correct amount of money.  Jack worked very well during this task.

Keeping with our St Andrew’s Day theme we made shortbread in cooking and then decorated them in class with a Scotland flag on them.

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Ten Minute Challenge

The Transition boys were Successful Learners as they continued their Literacy and Numeracy by completing their daily tasks.

 

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New Art Skills

The Transition boys were Successful Learners this week when they learned how to use a die cutting machine to cut intricate designs for the class Christmas snow globe. If you want to see our fabulous design come to the Christmas fayre.

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FAOL – Eco

The Stars class explored Article 23 – ‘If I have a disability, I have the right to special care and education. We compared a special school in Dubai with Willowbank and found them very similar. Their weather was far better though!

 

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