Hello all,

This week we have had a truly festive atmosphere in the Foundation Stage as we have celebrated the Queens Platinum Jubilee. Amongst other activities, the children decorated biscuits with red, blue and while icing, they made crowns, Union Jack flag and they have role played the royal family. It was lovely to get together for the song singing at the end of the day. The children were fantastic on the stage!














Phonics

In phonics we continued identifying digraphs and tricky words in sentences and the children were introduced to the tricky word 'said'.

After the half term we will be working on chunking up longer words in order to read them.

Maths

In maths our focus was weighing. The children explored the concept by using the balancing scale and by weighing themselves. After the half term we will be learning about money.

Have a restful half term!

Mrs Sheehan


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