Classroom

 

We are situated in the hall (room 7), as a class we aim to work to our full potential and learn new skills through fun, practical but challenging activities. As well as tables for the children to sit at to complete their differentiated work we also have extra provision in the class that runs alongside our current topics. I aim to give as many opportunities for the children to develop acquired and new skills. We work hard as a team to help one another become friendly, hard working children with a positive attitude to learning.

 

Our work

 

Each half term we begin a new topic:

Autumn 1 Sept – Oct     Keeping Healthy

Autumn 2   Oct – Dec    Monsters

Spring 1    Jan - Feb   If you go down to the woods today

Spring 2    Feb – April     Homes

Summer 1 May – June   Mini beasts

Summer 2 June – July   Dinosaurs

 

I plan so that our Literacy work (reading, writing, spelling and speaking and listening) also run alongside the topics. This enables the children to embed more of their learning and use their skills in a variety of different contexts.

useful websites

Oakwell Hall

Dinosaur World

 Ponderosa

FAQ s

When do I need to bring my Book Bag to school?

Your child should bring their book bag to school every day . It is essential that they bring it on a Monday and Friday in order for their reading books to be changed.

 

When will my child receive Homework?

Your child will receive two pieces of homework on Friday. This will be linked to work completed during the week. The work should not take for that 30 minutes and should be completed with an adult present. This should be returned to school on a Monday Morning.

 

When will my child do P.E?

Our class has P.E on a Wednesday afternoon. They will need to bring both their in door and outdoor kits. Please ensure that all clothing has their name on it.

 

When will my child go to the library?

Our classes’ library session is on a Tuesday morning. Please ensure that your child brings their library book on this day in order for it to be changed. We recommend that you read this book with your child on a least 3 separate occasions. This will help your child to gain a better understanding of the story.