Summer 1 – Week 1 – Weekly Update

 PE
Base 1 practised travelling in different ways with beanbags. 

 

Forest School

The children are continuing to expand their understanding of Spring, using a range of vocabulary, and enjoyed their Spring walk in the beautiful sunshine. We compared the differences between the walk we took 4 weeks ago and the walk we took today. The children were delighted to see much more growth and were able to tick many more signs of Spring on their tick sheet.

 

RWI

Ways in which you can support your child are to:
Practise reading different individual sounds your child finds difficult –  sounds your child needs to learn will has been given to you at parents evening.
Support your child to blend the sounds to read the word e.g. m-a-t = mat
When your child is confident reading aloud, encourage them to read in their head ‘Fred in their head’.

Please ensure your child’s reading book and reading diary stay in your child’s plastic folder which comes to school every day so your child can read with an adult in school. We aim to listen to your child at least once a week.

Books will only be updated when your child can confidently read the words fluently.

 

Maths
This week, we are continuing to build and identify numbers to 20.

Challenge to complete at home:

Click on the link below and practice making numbers to 20 using the Numicon. Start with the ten Numicon and add 1. What number have we made? How do you know? What is one more? How can we represent this number?  Continue until you have made 20.

https://mathsbot.com/manipulatives/numberFrames

 

Theme
This half term, our topic is Animal Magic. We are reading the story Sonya’s Chickens and the children have learnt the life cycle of a chicken.

 

Reminders

Next Wednesday, we have our DEAR Time at 2.45. We look forward to seeing those who are able to come.

 

Thank you for your continued support,

The EYFS Team.

Local Author Visit

We are very excited to announce that local author, Sarah Griffiths, will be coming for an author visit on Friday 19th May.

Sarah will be sharing her book, ‘The Lost Voices’ and talking to the children about how they can look after our planet and all of its people like the main character. She will also be talking to the children about life as an author and how to get from an idea to a published book.

We can’t wait to find out more!

 

PE/Forest School

Please can Base 1 come dressed for PE this Thursday and Base 2 dressed for Forest School.

Many thanks,

The EYFS Team

Reception Eggcitement for Easter week!

The children enjoyed reading all about Supertato’s adventures and came to school dressed as a superhero!

Check it out!

 

We also created edible birds nests from melted chocolate and Shredded Wheat.

30.03.23 No PE Forest School

Please can children come to school in their uniform tomorrow.

Many thanks,

The EYFS Team

 

EYFS Library Books

Unfortunately we have not been able to visit the library this afternoon. We have collected in all the library books from children’s bags and will give new books out the first week back after Easter. Please have a good search at home if you have misplaced your book because we are not able to give new books until old ones have been returned.

 

Many thanks,

 

The EYFS Team

Week 4 – Spring 2 – Weekly Update

PE

The children negotiated space and depending on the equipment they came to they either practised their jumping, side stepping or catching skills.

 

Forest School

This week, Base 1 made their own treasure chests out of egg boxes. They then went to search for treasure (particular natural items found around the school grounds). They needed to find something soft, smooth, tickly, fluffy, flaky and sticky.

 

RWI

Ways in which you can support your child are to:
Practise reading different individual sounds your child finds difficult –  sounds your child needs to learn have been given to you at parents evening.
Support your child to blend the sounds to read the word e.g. m-a-t = mat
When your child is confident reading aloud, encourage them to read in their head ‘Fred in their head’.

Please ensure your child’s reading book and reading diary stay in your child’s plastic folder which comes to school every day so your child can read with an adult in school. We aim to listen to your child at least once a week.

Books will only be updated when your child can confidently read the words fluently.

 

Maths
This week, we are learning to estimate.

 

Challenges to complete at home:

Can you estimate how many apples are in the bag? How many teabags are in the box etc. 

 

Theme
This half term, our topic is Let’s Grow! This week we are reading Supertato.

All the children practised their cutting skills this week and enjoyed eating the chopped up vegetables and trying different dips!

 

Reminders

28th March – Superhero Theme day

 

Thank you for your continued support,

The EYFS Team.