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Shapes galore in Reception!
Building a home (that’s a castle) for the unicornWe identified all the cuboids in a flash and measured our building. Taller than 1 metre, shorter than 2. We manipulated shapes to fit. Maybe we will be drystone wallets when we are older. We have been inspired by the different shapes Read more…
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World book day, quiet time!
We have really enjoyed reading our favourite stories, to our friends and teddies on World Book Day. We made a lovely cosy area on the carpet with the beanbags!
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Pancakes!
On Tuesday we talked about Shrove Tuesday and saying sorry for doing wrong things. We got ready for Lent by making pancakes. The children described them as delicious, tasty, sweet and rubbery! The afternoon group are much cleaner than the morning group. If anyone knows where the cooking aprons have Read more…
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Gymnastic fun to start the week!
Moving so quickly that some of the photos are blurred. Twirling, jumping, swirling, balancing, composing and linking moves. Ada says “I need to improve my cartwheel.”
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What you need to play schools – I think the Robins have got it right!
The children who weren’t feeling muddy were planning what resources they needed for playing schools: desk, computer and lanyard – but they are missing an apple!
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Mud, glorious mud – Mrs Johnston testing me again, but there are no bones this week!
How mucky can we get? We loooove the muddy puddle that we have made. We keep having to pour in extra water because so much splashes out when we do our humongous jumps. Then we have to sweep the water off the path. It is no coincidence that it is Read more…
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What great fun we have with numbers!
The reception children have loved using the Compare Bears to think about different ways that 10 can be made, using a ‘ten frame’: We got quite competitive playing this domino game with a partner! We had to count (or subitise) the spots on our dominoes and whoever had the most Read more…
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Our new friend in Robins!
Our Chinese Dragon display is looking brilliant! Lots of different skills have been used to create our Dragon, including practising our cutting skills to make the zig-zag spikes and printing to create the dragons body