Cherry Tree Class Blog
Cherry Tree Class Blog
10.10.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
A lovely week in Cherry Tree Class!
In English we have been looking at dairies, including entries from Samuel Pepy's diary. We have been talking about the key features and highlighting them in example diaries. The children have also been using drama to act out the events written by Samuel Pepys and writing thought bubbles as him Next week we will continue with our work on diaries beginning to plan our own entry as Samuel Pepys.
In maths the children have been working on their bonds to 20 and fact families. This work on bonds to 10 and 20 will pave the way for our work on bonds to 100.
In our history work we have continued to look at how we know about the Great Fire of London. The children have been looking at paintings and drawings to find evidence about the events. Next week we have our Fire of London Workshops which will really bring this historical event to life for the children.
Tuesday and Wednesday we have our Parent Meetings. If you have not booked an appointment yet please do. I look forward to seeing you then to talk about how your child has settled back to school since September.
Happy weekend!
Mrs Moore
03.10.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
I can't believe that we are in October!
This week we have continued to use the story 'Katie in London' to inspire our writing. The children have been looking at clips and pictures of Buckingham Palace and thinking about what they would see, hear, feel and smell if they were there. They have use all those ideas to write a setting description of the Palace.
In maths we have been ordering numbers and objects. Next week we will be moving away from place value to begin our unit on addition and subtraction.
This week in our topic work we have been learning about evidence and how we know about the Great Fire of London. We have looked at snippets from the diaries of Samuel Pepys and John Evelyn. We have also been ordering the timeline of the fire and retelling the facts to a partner.
The children should all have brought home a note about boxes. These are for our Fire of London Workshop in a few weeks. Boxes can start being brought to school from Monday.
Have a wonderful weekend. Watch out for Storm Amy!
Mrs Moore
26.09.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
A lovely week in Cherry Tree Class! It has been lovely to see the children still being able to enjoy some sunny weather.
We have continued to find out about 'The Great Fire of London'. This week we have been learning about what caused the fire to spread so quickly and far. We have talked about the houses being made of wood, being close together and the dry spell London had had at that time. Next week we will be learning more about how we know about this famous fire.
In maths we have been looking at number lines with intervals of 10 and 1's. We have also been comparing numbers and objects using the vocabulary less than, greater than and equal to.
In English we have continued our London Theme with our book 'Katie in London'. We have been looking at settings and talking about what a setting is. We have then looked more closely at the setting of the 'River Thames' and written our own descriptions of this setting.
I was very pleased with the amount of reading the children have done at home over the past week. Thank you for your continued support in helping you child with this vital skill.
Have a wonderful weekend, hopefully enjoying some continued sunshine!
Mrs Moore