Reception
Police and pop art week
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27th November 2019
Today we have been very busy looking at the topic of the week, police, and revisiting pop art. Children used their cutting and sticking skills to create a police helicopter and used the printing technique to create a pop art picture using police car sponges, just like Andy Warhol. Also, children carried on using BeeBots, programming them to move in different directions. To finish the day off the children tested carrots, celery, cucumber and peppers with Tzatziki then voted which was their favourite. Carrots and cucumber came out on top! What a busy day we have had!
Miss Hemingway
Autumn 2 week 4
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Thank-you Mr Puttick for bringing you bus to school. The children had a wonderful time sitting in the seats singing wheels on the bus.
Autumn 2 week 3
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Using Beet Bot technology on road safey week to show safe places to cross and talk about how to be safe near the roads in the dark.
Fabulous Picasso pictures with our volunteer Artist.
Cooking this week.Traffic light biscuits and tasting pineapple, pomegranate and persimmon fruit.
Well done to the children for trying.Pineapple was the classes favourite.
Collecting leaves to identify. Oak, Cherry and Sycamore.
We then made them into an ambulance sculpture.
Autumn week 3
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Happy Birthday Xander.
Thank-you to Xander who brought in this book to share with the class for his birthday. A creative idea and we loved sharing the funny pictures together.
Looking at number to 20. Can you child recognise the teen numbers?
Doctors and Nurses.
A First Aid Kit we made in school.
We looked inside one and identified where they are around schoo, who can use them and what they are for.
Autumn 2 week 2
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Making food for the birds in winter.
We did lots of activities for children in need today starting off in the big hall with Jo Wicks excercises.
We also read the little Pudsey's stories.
Dont forget to go on 'Maths Seed's we are looking at numbers up to 20 next week counting, recognising and writing them and then applying then in number challenges.