Well done Niamh, Ryhann and Taylor!

Niamh received a successful learning certificate for her amazing piece of writing on the story, ‘The Gingerbread Man’.

Ryhann received an active certificate for her super forward rolls in gymnastics.

Taylor received an active certificate for always playing well and taking part in games in the playground.

We have been learning about the Harvest festival. We learned that farmers use scarecrows to scare the birds away from eating their crops. We drew our own scarecrows and painted them nice bright colours.

Joshua said, ‘I liked drawing my scarecrow. I learned that scarecrows help the farmers by scaring the birds away.’

Well done Laura, Isla and Ellie!

Laura won an included certificate for always joining in and playing fair with others.

Isla won an achieving certificate for being to sequence numbers to 20.

Ellie won an effective contributor certificate for asking great questions to our visitors.

The Lollipop Lady came to visit our class. She told us why she has to wear bright colours and why we need to wait till she tell us that it is safe to cross the road.

Mr Hill came into our class to talk to us about how he is able to help us in school. He answered all our questions and we had a shot of talking on his radio.

Eoighan said, ‘I loved when Mr Hill allowed us to talk on his radio’.

Ellie Russell said, ‘I liked when Mr Hill showed us the cameras in the school’.

We have been learning how to throw the ball to a partner using a chest pass. You have to keep your eyes on the ball, throw from your chest and have your hands ready to catch the ball.

Here is Ellie and Niamh demonstrating a chest pass.

Here is Kayla and Allie demonstrating a chest pass.

Well done Taylor, Ellie and Naomi!

Taylor achieved a safe certificate for being able to say what you do when you see a stranger.

Ellie Russell achieved an effective contributor certificate for being able to work with others.

Naomi achieved a active certificate for playing and being active in the playground at all times.

This week we celebrated Roald Dahl day by reading the, ‘Enormous Crocodile’. We talked about how mean and nasty the crocodile was playing the nasty tricks on the children. We then made posters to warn everyone about the evil crocodile. Mrs Murray thought our posters were amazing. We also drew and painted the crocodile and used lego to make the enormous crocodile.

‘My favourite activity was drawing and painting the crocodile’, said Isla.

‘I liked when the crocodile was tricking the children’, said Kayla.

BEWARE OF THE CROCODILE!

Niamh’s Wonderful Poster!

Crocodile Painting

Making the Enormous Crocodile using lego

This week our parents came in to our class. We worked with them to complete different activities. We all had great fun working with our parents.

‘I liked making the play-dough letters with my mum’, said Katie.

‘I liked when my daddy helped me to do my name’, said Ellie Atherton.

Writing about our Favourite Toy

Magnetic Letters

Shaving Foam Writing

Play-dough Letters

We had a special visitor this week. PC Hogg came to see us and talk to us about what the police do and how they can help us. PC Hogg allowed us to speak on her radio to another officer and she showed us her handcuffs and baton.

‘I liked seeing the baton’, said Ryhann.

‘PC Hogg told us the handcuffs are for the baddies’, said Niamh.

Eoighan achieved a certificate for being responsible as he helped another classmate pick up their homework in the cloakroom.

Cobyn achieved a certificate for being a confident individual because he was able to share his ideas with his class.

Allie achieved a certificate for working hard learning her sounds.