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This morning the children in recpetion have been using positional language to complete tasks on the play ground! We are all fantastic at positional language (Maths: shape, space, measure 40-60 months)!

We had a special visitor today, Mrs Hunter brought her chicks in for us all to see! We all had the opportunity to hold the chicks and we learnt lots about them. 

Today the children in Ash class had to listen to the properites of a 2D shape then run to the shape that was being described. We all had lots of fun and could recognise shapes from how they are being described! 

As part of our continous provision the children in Ash class have had the oppotunity to look at features of insects through large inflatables. This weeks challenge is for each child in Ash class to label at least one part of one of the insects- some children in Year 1 have already completed this…

This afternoon Ash class have been finding hidden pictures/words and putting them in the correct section of our venn diagram. We found lots of animals that are carnivores, herbivores and omnivores! 

We went on a mission to find insects this morning, we also collected mud for our mud kitchen in the sunshine! We have had a lovely day learning outdoors. 

Year 1 have been matching pictures to the correct fractions- they worked in pairs and were all fantastic at recognising halves, quarters and whole ones. 

The children in reception have been competing with one another in a game of Alphabet bingo! This helps us to recognise lower and upper case letters. 

Today we have been using our knowledge of fractions to decorate pizzas! We then ate them for snack, they were delicious! 

The children in Ash class have been learning and practising different rolls and how to jump and land safely! We love getting the apparatus out! 

Lots of children from Ash Class have been making mud pies in the mud kitchen today. They have been using our freshly grown herbs to season the pies and have been using a range of utensils to mix together the special ingredients! 

Today the children in reception have been playing number splat! They had to throw a wet sponge at a number, read the number they hit and then complete that number of star jumps! All of the children really enjoyed this task and continued to play the game throughout the day.