Well, Year 1 have done us so proud with their determined attitude towards their learning. All the children learning at home and those learning in school. The children have stepped up to all the different tasks they have been challenged with and we are so impressed by the standard of work we have seen. You are amazing Year 1, you should be very proud of yourselves! We would like to send a huge thank you to all the parents and carers too. You are supporting your children brilliantly! Thank you for all you are doing to ensure your children achieve the best they can.
Here are some glimpses of the wonderful work that has been going on over the past two weeks.
In English, we have been describing tortoises with adjectives and learning to retell the African traditional tale, How Tortoise Got His Shell, using a story map and actions! The videos that we have seen have been a joy to watch! You are incredible storytellers!
Poppy-Rose's sentences about tortoises
Stella retold the story How The Tortoise Got His Shell with wonderful expression, remembering all the punctuation too!
As well as completing the daily maths activities, some children have also had a go at some tricky maths challenges too!
Eva's number bonds challenge Josh's shape challenge
Jumping into our new topic about Africa, we asked the children if they would like to live there.
Here are a couple of their answers!
It's a YES from Ariana and a NO from Hector!
In art, the children have been exploring different paper collage techniques such as tearing and cutting. Radley produced a fantastic grid full of examples of the different things you can do when tearing and cutting paper!
We know the children are missing each other and so they also had a task to get in touch with a friend! Some children had a great time zooming and facetiming each other!
Others made cards and wrote letters.
'Good friends are like stars. You may not always see them, but they are always there.'
Stella made a card for Roya Miri write a letter for Leelah Alexandra wrote a letter for Beth.
Milla wrote a lovely letter to the whole of Year 1!
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