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Weekly Update 28.6.24
Posted: Jun 27, 2024 by: K Atkinson (k.atkinson) on: Pear Tree Class Blog
We have had another fun week in Pear Tree Class!
The children sequenced the story of 'Mama Panya's Pancakes' and began to write captions to match their pictures.
In maths we have recapped how to solve missing number addition and subtraction calculations using number lines and part whole models.
We have learnt how to read words containing long vowel sounds (e.g. 'unicorn' and 'mango').
In PSHE we discussed the meaning of 'private' and which places are private. Next week we are going to be learning about which parts of the body are private.
On Wednesday 3rd July we will be going to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park to see some African animals in real life! A letter was sent home earlier this week with some reminders about the day. If you missed it, the same information from the letter can be found below:
- Children need to wear their school uniform but can wear trainers as they may be more comfortable for walking in.
· Children’s packed lunch needs to be in a rucksack type bag that they can carry on their backs. They will need to carry this with them during the trip.
· All children need to bring a lightweight waterproof coat just in case it rains. This is an outdoor visit.
· The weather is looking warm and dry so please put sunscreen on your child in the morning rather than sending it with them if you can. It would also be a good idea to send them with a hat for extra protection.
· Packed lunch – please do not send your child with fizzy drinks or any glass containers. We also ask that you avoid nut products as we do have children with allergies. It is nice to have some treats in a packed lunch for a trip but please do not send too many chocolatey or sweet treats as we have a long journey home!
· Children will need their water bottles (containing just water please).
· The coach will be leaving at 9.10 am so please make sure that your child arrives to school on time. We will open the doors a little earlier to give them all time to go to the toilet before we leave.
· It would be helpful if you could wait on the Key Stage 1 playground for children to return from the trip and not outside the school gates. All children will need to come back into school and then meet their adult through their usual cloakroom doors.
Enjoy the weekend and I will see you on Monday!
Miss Atkinson