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Hello P1A families! Another week has flown by! Here are the learning highlights from the Yellow Table: Danny loved it when he was blindfolded and had to guess what I put in to his hand. This was part of our ... Continue reading →
This week we have been learning all about our sense of sight. We had to find the differences between two pictures on the board, we were very good at finding them. Then Miss Stebbing had lots of different objects on ... Continue reading →
Hello P1A families! Here are our 'best bits' from the Red Table (again we have had a number of absences this week so only have 4 reporting this time): Emily enjoyed our writing lesson this week where we put in ... Continue reading →
Another fun week of learning in P1C. This week we have been learning about the letter c and the sound it makes. We were able to recall lots words that begin with 'c' and we made cats and had to ... Continue reading →
This week we have been learning all about the numbers 6 and 7. We enjoyed watching Numberblocks to meet the characters for these numbers. We used Rekenreks this week to show different numbers and tried to do this in only ... Continue reading →
Hello families of P1A! We have had another action packed week of learning at school! Here are our highlights from the Blue table: (Only 4 reporting this week due to absences) Luke said the best part of his week was ... Continue reading →
What a week we have had in P1C. We started learning our first sound in phonics, m. We learned how to write the letter in upper and lower case. We used our cutting skills to make m monsters and had ... Continue reading →
This week we have been learning all about the letter 'm' and the common word 'I'. We had lots of fun finding words beginning with m and trying to write the letter correctly. We also wrote a sentence using I ... Continue reading →
What another great week of fun and learning in P1C. This week we have been learning about beginning, middle, end in Literacy. We listened to sounds and had to identify the sound was at the beginning, middle or end. We ... Continue reading →