In PSHE (Personal, Social, Health Education), we have been learning about our feelings and how they can match the 4 colours of the 'Zones of Regulation'. We learnt that there are 4 zones: red, yellow, blue and green and that our emotions can fit into...
We made a ‘staircase’ of numbers to 5 and played a game of who’s missing to help with our knowledge of composition of numbers and quick number recognition....
We have been subtracting using the part whole model and concrete resources. We learnt that the whole, subtract one of the parts is equal to the other part! We think part whole models are brilliant! ...
In Art we critiqued some water themed paintings then listened to underwater noises to inspire our very own underwater masterpieces!...
In preparation for Christmas we have been learning the traditional carol 'Away in a Manger.' We have put actions to the words to help us to understand their meaning....
In PSHE we have been looking at the causes and effects of our own actions and things around us. We saw that if we work hard at something we will get better at it and if we make good choices we will be rewarded....
We were visited by Hobgoblin Theatre Company who put on a fantastic show of 'The Tales of King Arthur'. There was lots of audience participation, including 'Knock-Knock' joke-telling from the children in front of the whole audience!...
We have been exploring abstract compositions in art. We looked closely at the work of the Brazillian artist Beatriz Milhazes and noticed small shapes, big shapes and shapes that overlapped. We then created this amazing collaborative artwork in a similar style to Milhazes! Lots of...
In geography we have been learning about the United Kingdom. We made information posters about the four countries in the United Kingdom to give out to our alien friends to see if they think United Kingdom is worth an intergalactic visit! [gallery ids="4510,4511"]...
In Maths we have been learning about the terms part and whole. We learnt that a part is always smaller than the whole and that the whole is always bigger than each of the parts....