The sun shone, so we took the chance to go outside and write our phonics on the ground in chalk. We even started to blend some letters together! We can recognise sat, pin, net etc. Ask your child to write letters and sound them out. They might even see and sound out the words at bedtime stories. Remember only to use the sounds we know!
This week’s “Mystery Reader” was our Head Teacher, Miss Hunter. She read “Aliens in Underpants Save the World” by Claire Freedman and Ben Cort. It was very funny. Afterwards, we drew lovely pictures of aliens wearing colourful, patterned pants!
We listened to the story of Red Riding Hood and discussed the story. We really didn’t like the Big Bad Wolf. Today was our first time at over writing our stories and we managed very well. We are very proud of ourselves . We also sequenced the story, which proved a bit tricky.
We have been learning letter sounds “a”, “s”, “t”, “p”, “n”, “i” , “c” and “k”. We can now blend them together and read and make words such as “cat”, “pin” and “pick”. We used our chopped wood loose parts to make our words then someone suggested that we try our names….
This week’s “Mystery Reader” was Mrs Donnelly, who is our lovely Depute Head Teacher for P1 and P2. She read “Super Pants” by Steve Smallman and Dee Biscoe. It was very good. We listened very carefully.
Every week we will have a “Mystery Reader” arrive in the 1.4 ” Reading Garden”. They will read a book that they love and share with the children. This encourages the children to foster a love of reading and realize that lots of people love to read!
This week’s “Mystery Reader” was Mrs McConnalogue, who is one of our fantastic Principal Teachers. She read ” When A Monster Is Born” by Sean Taylor and Nick Sharratt. It was such a good book and we all joined in with ” …There are two possibilities!”
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