Today all children did a great job at sports day, particularly in the bean bag race! 🏃🏽
They also made some seed packets and filled them with bee friendly flower seeds. They used the remainder of the seeds in the playground planters (after weeding them of course). 🐝🌸
P1a enjoyed carrying out some gardening maintenance last week. Mrs Green helped groups of children to weed in the sensory garden whilst other children read books about plants and gardening and swept the garden.
P1a enjoyed learning about striking and fielding in the sunshine this afternoon. Some children learned how to play rounders, whilst some learned to strike and some learned to field.
P1a invented their own toy or game as part of our toys topic. You are certainly very creative and your designs are so varied. Thank you for all of your hard work!
Today p1a were learning about money. They were able to recognise coins up to £2 and sort coins according to their value. Tomorrow we will be learning to order coins from least to most valuable.
P1 have enjoyed exploring the Little Red Riding Hood story as part of a mini traditional tales topic. They were able to describe the Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood. During purposeful play the children made a new basket for Little Red Riding Hood and made some great wanted posters.
The children have also been working very hard in literacy and all other curricular areas!
Today we made porridge. We added Fairtrade honey, blueberries and bananas. Some of us tried it and it was yummy!
Drag the digital time to the analogue clocks. This game is not tablet/iPad friendly. If you are looking for telling the time apps there is lots of free apps. ‘Telling Time Quiz’ is a good app but it costs 79p.
Miss Riach helped some groups of children to chop fair-trade bananas and use them to make banana on toast! I think they enjoyed it!
P1a used wotsits to learn about pollination and the part that bees play in it. They assured me that they didn’t eat any…. But I’m not too sure about that!
The children have started to write about the pollination process.
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