Green

This is the Green class web page. Our teacher is Mrs Doyle. Our web page shows what we are learning, class news and some useful links.

In class we we are learning...  

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 This week we are having a music week. The children will listen to a range of music including hearing some of our KS2 children playing a variety of instruments.  They will be responding to music physically, pictorially and giving their opinions on the music that they hear. They will also have the opportunity to play some music themselves.

If your child has a favourite piece of music that they enjoy listening to we would like them to bring it in to school to share with the class.

Literacy -

We will be identifying and sorting instruments according to how they are played.

We will be giving our opinions about the music that we hear.

 Numeracy

This week we are look at number patterns, including asking the children what is one more/one less than a given number and getting the children to fill in missing numbers on a numberline or 100 square.

Some websites that will support your child to understand number patterns are:

 http://www.iboard.co.uk/activity/615 Number conveyor belt

http://www.iboard.co.uk/activity/398 Posting letters

http://www.iboard.co.uk/activity596 Number square

Reading

The website: http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/teacher has lots of e books that your child can read. The books are colour coordinated based on the level your child is currently reading e.g. Grey, Purple, Green, Blue etc. Please pick the colour book that your child had previously been sent home with, the colour book can be identified by the colour label in the top left hand corner of the front cover. If you are unsure of which books to choose, please email me. 

The following websites will support your child with segmenting and blending sounds at home:

http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/english/englishA1.htm

http://demo.iboard.co.uk/curriculum.htm#32635

http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks1literacy.html#cvcmaker

http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks1literacy.html#ww

Useful Websites

http://www.schooljotter.com/showpage.php?id=45834  This website has links to games that are specifically aimed at children in the Foundation Stage in a range of curriculum areas including Literacy and Phonics, Numeracy and Knowledge and Understanding.

http://www.iboard.co.uk/curriculum.htm#earlyYears  This website has games and activities supporting the following areas of the curriculum:  Communication, Language and Literacy, Creative Development, Knowledge and Understanding of the World and  Problem Solving, Reasoning and Numeracy.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/   This website has lots of stories to read and watch, games to play, songs to listen to, resources and ideas for making and colouring and alphablock games (supporting children's phonetic knowledge).

Recent Letters

Changes to Show and Tell - 6th Jan 2012 -  This letter went home on Friday 6th informing you of how Show and Tell will work as of the week beginning 9th Januray.

Useful Documents - Please click on the links below to access some useful information.

Reading Powerpoint - We held a information evening during Term 1 about how we teach your child to read and write and how you can support your child at home. There is also other useful information about how we do things in the Foundation Stage which may answer any questions you have.

Wow Moment Sheet - If your child does something amazing at home that you think we would like to know about e.g. gets a sports badge, rides a two wheeled bike, reads or writes independently, works out a mathematical problem, sustains attention at an activity they normally find hard etc, please fill out a wow slip and send it in to us.

Reading days - Please make sure your child has their reading book, word box, reading record sheet, maths challenge and plastic wallet with the sight recognition words cards and the umbrella/teddy sheet so that we can swap them for new ones. It is also really useful if you could write a comment on the reading record sheet so that we know how your child is getting on at home.