Spend some time on Doodle maths.

Complete some Doodle maths.

Any last minute volunteers for the Paxton Pits trip would be greatly appreciated. Ensure that you have completed the form by Monday. We are desperate for extra support -- mums, dads, grandparents are welcome. Unfortunately, this is not a trip for younger siblings.

This week, we learned about planting seeds and writing instructions about how to plant a seed. All the children wrote instructions, using the words first, next, then and after as sentence starters. They're become adept instruction writers!

In PE, we have been going out on the field and practising our running skills and changing direction whilst we run. We have also been able to fint in some parachute games, much to everyone's delight.

In art, we have been learning about Andy Goldsworthy and creating our own natural art from materials collected around the playing field.

In maths we have been exploring the composition of 20. We've played games and used 10 frames and Numicon to explore the idea of "teen" numbers being composed of 1 ten and ______ more.

Have a lovely bank holiday weekend.

Communication will be given next week about a trip on 7th May, if any parents are able to help out with this please let us know.

We have found that many children are finding the tricky 'red' words hard to recall. These are in the front of the reading books and are non-phonetically decodable words. We teach these as captial letter names eg. O-U-R = our. Many children know the words when an adults says the letter names but are struggling to do this independently. 

The tricky words to focus upon are: is, the, I, of, to, are, was, all, you, said, like, our, to, no, go. 

We have a church visit on Monday morning- if you have offered to walk with us we will meet you outside the office at 9:10am ish. 

Next Friday, please join us to see your child's Super Hero dance at 2,45pm.

Bring in named T-shirts for Super Hero costume creating please.

Please read with your child at least 3x per week and log reading onto Boom Reader.

If you have any spare toilet tubes, could you please collect them and bring them in.

The Geography badgers have started their home visits. They stay with their "hosts" for one week. Can you please return them next Friday. Thank you!

Numbots

Complete some Numbots.

Thursday, 6th March World Book Day. Children can dress up as literary character or come in their pyjamas, £1 suggested donation for new books for the library. Children can bring in a book for a book swap as well as a favourite to share with the class (Named please!) and Usborne books will be there for a book fair. Please see emails sent about the day for all the information.

Complete some Numbots.

Library visit next Friday morning. Any helpers for this are much appreciated.

All parents who said you can walk with us to the Towers next week, yes please to your help.

Any large boxes would be much appreciated for our Brilliant Bakes project next week.

If you have offered to walk to church on Monday, we will meet you outside the front office at 9:10am please.

Complete some time on Numbots. Practise lines for the Nativity, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.

Complete some time on Numbots. Practise lines for the Nativity.

Complete some time on Numbots, an adult may tap the answers in to aid with speed when your child tells you the correct answer.

Complete some time on Numbots, an adult may tap the answers in to aid with speed when your child tells you the correct answer.

Enjoy a lovely half term break!

Also, read at least 3 times a week and record on Boom reader and also complete some Numbots with your child.

You have all received the information for Numbots. Give it a go this week.

As the weather is getting colder (and wetter), please make sure your child has a named coat and puddlesuit with them at school.

Church walk volunteers please meet us on Monday at 9:10 in front of the school.

Try to help your child learn at least a part of their postal address.

If you haven't already provided a family photo please send one in for Monday.