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Life on the Farm in P1.2

Lots of Primary 1.2 expressed an interest in animals, farms and springtime. We have enjoyed lots of activities this week linking to these themes. We used the book ‘What the Ladybird Heard’ by Julia Donaldson to help direct our learning. Listen to the story here. 

We have really enjoyed our outdoor time this week. We are building up our stamina on the Daily Mile.

A robot by Ali.
Loose parts play/messy play. Acting out ‘What the Ladybird Heard’ story.
Loose parts play. This is ‘Paris’ and the structure is the Eiffel tower. The food was taken from the farm shop role play corner and the chef was cooking a French meal.
‘What the Ladybird Heard’ Tuff Spot. The learners really enjoyed this. We added tractors, dump trucks, and characters from the story.
Farm Shop role play corner. Lots of creative role play this week in the Farm Shop. We even added real fruit and vegetables! Practising using money with the till and writing down orders.
Telling animal stories using our puppet theatre.

 

After reading ‘What the Ladybird Heard’ we created our own farm maps for Lanky Len and Hefty Hugh to help them steal our own prize animal. We learned all about what makes a ‘fine prize cow’ and also did some listening and talking activities about different farm animals. We then used our maps to create instructions for Lanky Len and Hefty Hugh to help navigate them through the farm. Our focus was instructional writing with the use of bossy verbs and numbers to give our instructions an order. Look at our wonderful creations!

 

Spelling our sounds for this week using Pom Poms

Messy play, explorative play or outdoor play, it doesn’t matter, we love playing in P1.2!

 

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A busy start to our first week back!

Primary 1.2 are off to a busy start this week and have been enjoying lots of new learning opportunities. It has been wonderful having the learners back in the class and we are all looking forward to new adventures in our final term.

 

Exploring measure and capacity. Developing our fine motor skills using a range of resources. Discussing new life and spring.
Mark making at the creative area.
Playing with loom bands and developing our fine motor skills.
Building and constructing together.
Writing about our Easter holiday adventures. Lots of us met the Easter Bunny.
Enjoying sensory water play.
Collaborative drawing. Odd Egg & Even Egg.

Today was Wheelie Wednesday and lots of us made our way to school in a more Eco friendly and healthy way.

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