We are pleased to see that children are keeping busy at home working through their Home Learning Packs and a range of other activities. Well done children and parents too.
Pippa | Benji | Sonny | Snow | Issie | Albie | Ellis | Finn | Pablo | Ellis 2 | Finn 2 | Freddie | Kayla | Layla | Oliver | Ellis 3
Ellis has written a Menu of dishes he wants to learn to cook so he can become an online chef on YouTube. Well done Ellis.
Oliver has practised forming all 26 letters correctly when writing this well known sentence. The letters are sitting nicely on the line and letters with descenders (f, g, p, y, q) are dipping under the line (don’t forget j too) and the tall letters are stretching up high (b, d, f, h, k, l, t). There is so much to think about when first writing all 26 letters. That’s why practice is so important. Well done Oliver.
THANK YOU for working on this lovely poster. We all apprecaite the people that are continuing to work hard right now while we shelter and stay safe.
Kayla has been practising her writing by write out some of the stories that she enjoys.
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Freddie has been working on a poem about sense. “I use my ears to hear all my friends talking at school…..”
We hope we will hear all the chidlren back in school as soon as it is safe to be back.
Finn has worked hard on the work from his Learning Pack this term. He has painted a collage of the world’s continents (he loved the song) and has learnt where we live and about Britain. He showed knowledge of the flags in the school hall and has linked them to the countries of the UK and then has drawn them. He has practiced his handwriting, tricky words and written about basketball and has also been doing lots of number work.
Ellis wrote a lovely letter to Captain Tom Moore to wish him a happy 100th brithday and to thank him for his wonderful achievement raising an amazing amount of money for the NHS.
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Pablo
Pablo has been working on his handwriting and is taking care with the ascenders (the top part of a letter that goes up) and descenders (the bottom part of a letter that goes down). Well done. Keep practising – can you write just as neatly on a single line?
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Finn is enjoying learning at home. He has written an extra page to one of his favourite books. He enjoyed thinking of rhyming words to use.
Ellis has been writing a story about Emma and Chimper the monkey.
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Albie has been concentrating really hard on his handwriting and completed a whole page with the letters sitting nicely on the line. Well done Albie! You’re now ready to let the ‘ascenders’ of the tall letters stretch up to the top line like this ‘d‘: https://bit.ly/3bNFAnl
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After seeing Benji’s fantastic writing, Issie was spurred into action to write out some of the sentences from the story she is reading. Well done Issie! Keep practising the letters and see if you can write the letter ‘a‘ like this: https://bit.ly/2xDS8Po
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Issie has also written out the words to one of her favourite songs, “The Wheels on the Bus.”
Snow has been inspired to write new ideas for a Faraway story after reading one of Miss Scott’s favourite books.
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Sonny has written about his friendly and sporty grandfather.
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Benji has been concentrating really hard when writing on carefully forming the letters. Well done Benji. Practice makes permanent. The more you practise each letter the more automatic it will become, until you don’t really need to think about the individual letters anymore.
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Pippa has been working hard on her writing skills. We received this photo last week from a very proud parents. Well done Pippa – keep it up!
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