Parent Open Morning.

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Parent Morning!

What an enjoyable morning we had when the parents came to visit on Wednesday morning.  The children were excited and happy to show off their work.  A most enjoyable learning experience for everyone concerned.

Akin's Mum helps  him to work out number bonds using the number balance.

Luffy's Dad helps Natasha to do her addition sums.

Thames's Mum helps Thames with his number triangles.

Our youngest student!

UOI

This week saw the children make a start on their model homes. They were extremely excited about this!  Looking forward to seeing the finished results.

Torch gets busy working on his house.

Petch in the middle of construction.
Thun Thun busy concentrating on his dimensions.

Literacy

Our shared reading book this week was 'Fancy Nancy'.  Some of the activities which stemmed from the book were; sequencing events in the story, finding two letter words in the book and extending our vocabulary to include such words as 'chauffeur', 'stupendous' and 'limousine'.  We also wrote a letter to Fancy Nancy.

Euro looks in another book for words with 2 letters.

Natasha looks at 'Spot' to find some words.

Prim writes her words on a post-it.


Moses cuts up sentences to sequence the events in the story.

Thun Thun ready to post his letter.

All ready for the mailbox.

Maths

In maths this week the students have continued to work on addition sums, odd and even numbers and counting in 1's and 2's.  They were also introduced to 'Position and Direction'.  In the activity below the children had to colour left arrows green and the right arrows red.






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