This week, we have been exploring the senses in science this term. The children have enjoyed tasting different foods to experience a variety of tastes and making their own telescopes to go and find hidden some hidden stars in the playground. We will be exploring different sounds and smells to engage our hearing and sense of smell. As part of our literacy we have been looking at different kinds of texts. The children have enjoyed our recent class story, How to Catch a Star and made their own stars. They enjoyed writing about the story and describing what a star of their own would be like.
Wednesday 22nd March- Trust Easter Concert
Thursday 23rd March- Grace’s Class trip to Middlesbrough Library
Zahida’s Class Horse Riding
Friday 24th March- Sophie’s and Michelle’s Class trip to Colby Farm
Cheryl’s class- Jack, for excellent counting and making groups of numbers.
Becky’s class- Kenzie, for fantastic speech and language work
Hanna’s class- Vienna, for excellent engagement in maths activies. Well done!
Leanne’s class- Teddy, for beginning to wear his glasses more.
Zahida’s class- Charlie, for working hard in his phonics sessions.
Grace’s class- Byron, fantastic effort in maths
Sophie’s class- Benny, for his fantastic effort and determination in PE lessons.
Morgan’s class- Esme, Lilly and Scarlett, for all independently making marks
Jenni’ class- Sofie, for working so hard on her letter formations and practising them at home.
Michelle’s class- Holly, for being commited to learning new gymnastics skills during PE.
Lara’s class- San, for amazing listening skills.
Charlotte’s class- Amanuel, for recognising the number 3 and verbally saying ‘three’.
Andy’s class- Simrah, for increased verbal communication
David’s Class- Otis, for initiating lovely social interactions
Daisy chain are hosting a makaton workshop, please see information below.
Book now: Makaton Workshop ✊ We’ll be welcoming Maria McSorley from Teaching Hands to deliver a Makaton Workshop. Makaton is a unique language programme that uses symbols, signs and speech to enable people to communicate and help to stimulate sounds and words. The visual way of communicating helps language development, such as putting words together. This 2-hour taster workshop at Daisy Chain’s main site in Norton is designed as a beginner’s guide to Makaton, and Maria will be on hand to answer any questions. Limited places are £10 per person. Booking essential: https://www.daisychainproject.co.uk/event/makaton-workshop/
Just a reminder to please continue signing up to the schoolcomms app. You can contact the school on this app or pay for any trips your child may be going on. If you have any problems signing up, please contact the school office.
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