Reception
Homework for this week
Your teachers have prepared a set of documents to help you with your learning at home during the school closure. Click on any light blue writing to see them appear in full: |
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Click on logo for ideas of non-screen activities
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Click on logo to follow your class' progress on reading
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As of today, Rec children read 505 books on Epic!
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Message from Ms Llewellyn and Mrs Brewer - Friday 7th May:
Reception update on learning |
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In reception we have been learning all about the lifecycles of different animals. We learnt about the lifecycle of a butterfly through the story of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar."
In week 1, we read the story, investigated the vocabulary, sequenced the story and acted it out. In week 2, we re-told the story using the language from the book and our own words and had a go at writing sentences linked to the story. Check out our work! |
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Message from Ms Llewellyn and Mrs Brewer - Friday 30th April:
Reception update on learning |
Message from Ms Llewellyn and Mrs Brewer - Friday 23rd April:
Reception update on learning |
Congratulations to the winner of our Lenten raffle!
Homework for Spring 1 & 2 school closure
Your teachers have shared with you daily sets of documents to help you with your learning at home during the school closure in January, February and the beginning of March. If you need to go back to them, they are still available for you here.
Your teachers have shared with you daily sets of documents to help you with your learning at home during the school closure in January, February and the beginning of March. If you need to go back to them, they are still available for you here.
Reception have been learning about the Christmas Story. Look at the photos:
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We have been working hard in mathematics. Counting, sorting, singing, matching, exploring and practising number formation up to 10. Look at us:
In our art lessons, we have been learning about the Dutch Cubist painter Piet Mondrian 1872-1944. We have been painting, printing, learning about shape, pattern and primary colours. Look at our beautiful work:
In class we have been learning about our five senses. This week we focussed on our senses of hearing and touch. We started by listening to and playing a range of musical instruments. We investigated a range of objects and talked about how they felt. We came up with some excellent adjectives to describe the objects: warm, smooth, fluffy, cold, hairy, spikey, soft, squishy, slimy, silky, stretchy, cuddly and hard.
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Parent phonics workshop video:
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In class we have been learning about our five senses. This week we focussed on our sense of smell and taste. We tasted a range of food and the children were all very brave sucking the lemon. It goes without saying we all preferred the chocolate! We asked the children to describe how the different foods tasted. They came up with some great vocabulary: sour, bitter, spicy, sweet, salty, bubbly, fizzy and hot to name a few.
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Click on this logo to access Talk for Writing activities for Reception. |
Click on this logo to access White Rose activities for Reception. |
Click on these pictures to access our specific subject pages:
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Here is a list of useful websites to practise different skills:
Here is a list of useful websites to practise different skills:
Phonics
- Phonics play – www.phonicsplay.co.uk
- Phonics bloom – www.phonicsbloom.com
- Letters and sounds – www.letter-and-sounds.com
- Teach your Monster to Read – http://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/u/4486965 (follow this precise link and all they do is put their name and they have a personalised adventure)
- Teach Handwriting – www.teachhandwriting.co.uk
- Topmarks – www.topmarks.co.uk
- Cbeebies Numberblocks – www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/numberblocks
- ICT Games – www.ictgames.co.uk
- Hit the Button – https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
- Number Square Splat – https://www.primarygames.co.uk/pg2/splat/splatsq100.html
- https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/
Children’s safety is of utmost importance to us all. All children in Key Stage 1 should have an adult with them on the playground every morning until they are collected by their class teacher at 8.55am.
Children’s safety is of utmost importance to us all. All children in Key Stage 1 should have an adult with them on the playground every morning until they are collected by their class teacher at 8.55am.
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This Maths' Presentation will give you some useful information to help support your child.
Click on this link for: Recommended reading books
Here are two slide shows about what your children are learning this year: Mathematics presentation Phonics Presentation You may find these sites useful: www.twinkl.co.uk www.tpet.co.uk www.ictgames.co.uk www.iboard.co.uk www.mrthorne.com |
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