Hello everyone,

This week was all about football. The children loved singing and dancing to 'Sweet Caroline' and 'Football's Coming home'. They have made England flags using different materials and most of all they loved playing football games. We have learnt about some football rules and the scoring system.

This week we have been also discussing our emotions based on 'The Colour Monster' book. We were thinking about situations when we felt happy, sad, angry and scared. We also looked for the ways of making ourselves feel better. For example we thought about listening to a nice song, going for a walk, exercising or reading a book.

Next week we will be talking about travel and  holidays..

Phonics

This week we have continued with reading short stories and with the tricky word recognition. 

Next week we will focus on writing sentences.


Maths

In maths we we have been revisiting 'one less' and exploring subtraction . 

Next week we will focus on recording subtraction.

Have a lovely weekend!

Mrs Sheehan



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