Sunday, 31 March 2019

RMcCabe - The Jolly Postman


To round up our term of Traditional Tales, our final story was The Jolly Postman. Here are just some of the activities the children have been enjoying. They have also been writing story maps, birthday shopping lists, party invitations and birthday cards!







Thank you so much for all the effort that went into dressing up your children as characters from their favourite tales. They had a great time making memories!



RMcCabe - Happy Mother's Day





We hope you all have a lovely Mother's Day! 
Lots of love from all of Mrs McCabe's class
xxx





RBingham - Happy Mother's Day

Happy Mother's Day

We hope you have an extra special 
Mother's Day!
Lots of Love
From Class RBingham
xxxxxxxxxx




We hope you like your card too!

Friday, 29 March 2019

RBingham - WOW Day!

WOW Day!

As a special ending to out Traditional Story topic, we a had a WOW Day where we all came dressed up as traditional story book characters.

Thank you to all of the parents and carers for creating such wonderful costumes!

RBingham - The Jolly Postman

The Jolly Postman

This week's story has brought together several traditional stories:

We have drawn and labelled a story map to sequence the Jolly Postman's journey. We have also been learning about what happens in a Post Office. We enjoyed watching 'Come Outside: A Letter', showing the journey of a letter. 
Please click on the link below to watch it again:

In our outside classroom, we set up a Post Office role play area and weighed a variety of different sized parcels. We had to work as Teamwork Toucans to order them from lightest to heaviest.

We had fun working in pairs trying to wrap a present. 
It was much harder than we thought it would be!

We have also been reinforcing our knowledge of odd and even numbers. We had to help the Jolly Postman by sorting the door numbers on each side of the road. Also, we sorted the numbered envelopes into odd and even postboxes.

 In our outside classroom, we have also been posting numbered letters to each door.

 We made some wrapping paper for our Post Office. We had to make repeating patterns using an ABB or AAB pattern.

Some other stories about Post Offices, letters and writing postcards that we have enjoyed this week are:


We have really enjoyed all of the traditional stories this term.

Next week we will learn about Spring and Easter.


Sunday, 24 March 2019

RMcCabe - Jack and the Beanstalk


This week we have been reading different versions of Jack and the Beanstalk and enjoying tasks inspired by the story. The children have been making repeating pattern beanstalks, building giant castles, sequencing the story and instructions, estimating how many beans they can fit in their hand, ordering by size, subtracting using magic beans and much, much more!










And, of course, we have planted our own beans to see if any of them will turn into magic beanstalks... watch this space!