Sending Letters

On Tuesday morning at 9:30am we went out of the school with the slow teachers. Miss Common’s mum was too fast. We walked to the post box, it was very tall, Keira and Jack couldn’t reach. Written by Joseph W Year 1

On Tuesday morning at 9:30amOn Tuesday morning at 9:30am it was very bright when Badger’s Class went with the slow teachers. Miss Common was the fastest to the post box. We posted our letters to the mums, dads and friends. Me and Jack couldn’t reach the post box. It’s near SPAR. Written by Keira H Year 1

On Tuesday morning Badgers Class left at 9:40am, then we got ready to go to the red post box. We had eight slow adults and one fast adult. Written by Keelie M Year 1

On Tuesday morning at 9:30am it was very bright. We went to the post box to put our letters in the post box. The post box was near SPAR. When we got back we did some guided reading. Written by Jaiden H Year 1

posting-letters

Remembrance Day 2016

Last week the children learnt why we celebrate Remembrance Day

We used poppy based activities to help improve our fine motor skills.

Our class poppy wreathes were taken to the New Romney celebrations on Sunday

 

Tuesday’s visit to the postbox

Friday 11th November

Dear Badger and Otter Parents and Carers,

We have had a busy start to Term Two, and the children have already produced some excellent work.

This term, as you know, we are reading the Jolly Postman. All of our literacy work is based on the story and over the last two weeks we have enjoyed learning how to write letter and postcards with descriptions and questions.

To make our learning fun and exciting it seemed right to include the opportunity to send real letters through the post!

On Tuesday 15th November we will be taking the children to post their very own letters in the letterbox in New Romney. We ask that on this day the children have a waterproof coat and sensible shoes – please provide wellies or boots if it is as wet as it has been this week!

Please record when the letter arrives at your house so that we can plot who’s arrives first!

Thank you so much for your continued support.

Kind Regards

Miss Common, Miss Neilly and the Year One Team

Term Two

Next term we will be reading the story of the Jolly Postman, through this lovely book the children will learn how to sequence and write stories linked to the traditional tales covered in the book. Of course we will be learning how to write letters, so expect something special through your door this term!

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Maths

We will be focusing on Addition and Subtraction, we will include more information on this each week, as we said in the homework sent out for the holidays please practise counting to 100 in ones, twos, and tens over the holidays to help support our learning in school!

Our IPC topic for this term is ‘Live and Let Live’

This covers our Science, Technology and Art subjects, we will be learning:

  • What animals and humans need
  • How living and non-living things are different
  • How humans and animals grow and change
  • How to carry out a living things survey
  • How to attract wildlife to our environment
  • How to sort living things into groups
  • Designing and making Bird Feeders

Teen numbers in Badgers Class

This week we are learning to use the terms ‘tens and ones’ by looking at teen numbers. We are working hard to say our words carefully, making sure we hear the difference between sixteen and sixty!

Last week we learnt how to count in tens up to 100, we made number lines using Numicon and practised writing numbers counting in tens.

You can have a go at making numbers using place value understanding here, remember to just tick the TU (tens and units) game!

If you want to try continuing work we looked at last week have a look at this scary ghost game where you have to count back in tens – remember to look at the first digit when counting in tens!