Week Beginning 22.04.24

 Week beginning 22nd April

Wow - what a week! The children were absolutely incredible in front our visitors, a credit to you all! 

It has been a very busy week, we have been enjoying both the indoor and outdoor provision :)

This week we have been: 

  • In Phonics we been focusing on reading longer words, and practicing writing these every day too
  • New tricky words in Phonics have been: said, some come like and do
  • Nursery Listening time: blend from the box, new sound 'h', recapping taught sounds, clapping out syllables, and thinking of our own rhyming words. 
  • Reception- In Maths we have been focusing on teen numbers. We have been using the tens frames to show the how a full tens frame always shows 10 and then we can count on the next tens frame to find the number. The children have also been using numicon to make teen numbers, by holding up a ten numicon and then another number. They are getting good at telling me which two numbers make each teen number. 
  • Nursery - In Maths we have been focusing subitising numbers up to 5 and the phrase 'fewer than' the children have explored that fewer means smaller and have been saying the words '3 is fewer than 1'
  • Reception - In Drawing Club we have read A Dark Dark Tale which they children have loved! From this we have drawn the mouse, the spooky, house and they have created their own room in the house. 
  • We have continues pour Mantle this week where the children created a trap for the wold. 

Reception: how you can help at home: 

  • practicing number bonds to 5 and 10
  • writing sentences, including capital letters, finger spaces and full stops.
  • reading with your child 
  • practicing the words your child does at school each week


Nursery: how you can help at home: 
  • practicing letter formation and holding the pencil/pen correctly.
  • writing numbers 
  • practice buttons for changing in PE etc. 
Reminders:
  • PE kit for Tuesdays - it is best if children have a bag that they leave in school with this in. 
  • water bottles are needed everyday please
  • I will be changing books on a Friday so please can children bring their books in
  • With Phonics group reading, you may find your child reading the same book. Please do not worry this helps build their fluency and confidence. 
Missing books:
  • Lots of Crabs x1
Have a lovely weekend!

Miss Lewis 

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