Foundation Stage, Years 1 & 2 14.06.24
In the Chameleons class this week, we have been working on similes. Here is a piece of work by Lyra, describing a setting in our text 'The bee who spoke'.
In the Chameleons class this week, we have been working on similes. Here is a piece of work by Lyra, describing a setting in our text 'The bee who spoke'.
In the Turtles RE class, we learnt about the story of Hanukkah and why the Menorah is special to Jews. The turtles played the dreidel games and discussed how this reminds Jews of the story.
In the Penguins class, we have been using our phonics to write about Supertato 'Help I am trapped'.
The children in Iguanas have been very interested to find out about the life cycle of a butterfly. We have been watching our caterpillars grow and spin their cocoons.
In the Foxes class this week, Samragyi has written a lovely piece describing how Beegu is feeling. This is part of our work on the story Beegu.
In the Wombats class this week we have been reading Beegu in Year 1. This week we have imagined how Beegu was feeling at different parts of the story and thought about what she might be saying.
Here is a piece of Art work by Julia.
The children did a double page spread about two artists that are inspired by flora and fauna.
This week, the Turtles decorated hearts which will be displayed at the Peterborough Celebrates Festival at Ferry Meadows in May. Their designs were inspired by nature, our school, our community and things we love and enjoy.
After our trip to the church Violet has used her phonics to write about what she saw.
In Foundation Stage we have been reading the Indian traditional tale 'No Dinner'. Look at the amazing writing these four Iguanas have done about the story.
In the Foxes class this week, in our English lesson, we have been working on the story WILD. Here is a piece of work by Chris, who explained why he would like to live in the wild.
This term, we have been learning about the layers of the rainforest. We have written our own non-chronological report, using the facts we have learnt.