Year 1

Hello Everyone!

We just want to say a big THANK YOU for all your support and hard work, with home learning, during this very challenging year. It has been really helpful. Also, for your very kind words, cards and thoughtful gifts. It is appreciated so much.

Please find the Summer project listed below - "Happy holidays" and stay safe and well for our September return! 

Have a wonderful time. We miss you already! 🙂👋 

With very kind wishes from

Year 1 team

Saturday, 11^th July, 2020.

Greetings this fine day!

We hope you’re all having a lovely weekend. 😊

If you are fond of wildlife, it would be worth having a look at the lovely osprey babies in this live web link from the Woodland Trust. Also, excitingly, there is a chance to vote for your favourite names for the chicks:

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/trees-woods-and-wildlife/osprey-cam

More activities are available on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . Come on – get your thinking caps on! 

In White Rose Maths, work is focussing on time – the hour, half hour, comparing and writing times. Give yourself plenty of…TIME… to work on that! For English, there is some lovely ‘Summer’ work to enjoy. Don’t forget the talent show, if you want to take part.

We would normally send this message on the last day but we are aware that a number of people are going away and may not be accessing the Class Page next week, so we just wanted to say what a joy and privilege it has been to teach your children this year. Whilst the virus has cheated us of some time together in school, we have enjoyed sharing with you all in lots of new ways and keeping up with the children’s activities and antics. We are very proud of all they have achieved, both in school and at home. We are going to miss them and are confident that they will all do brilliantly in Year 2. 

Keep up the great work, Year 1! 

So, please take care and have a wonderful summer!  

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.  

Saturday, 4^th July, 2020.

Good morning, Everyone!

We hope you’re all having a lovely weekend. 😊

Well, as quickly as it seems to have come round, our minds must turn to the end of term! It wouldn’t be possible to have a party in the usual way but we want to have a little celebration of all that we’ve shared together this year and all the children have achieved (within the restrictions of the present situation!). 😊

So, we came up with the idea of having an informal ‘talent show’, just within the confines of each bubble. A chance for the children to show each other and us, something they are good at, enjoy doing or just want to have a go at. It’s nothing they should worry about and if they don’t want to do anything, they can enjoy watching their friends. They can retell their favourite story or poem, share something they have written or drawn or ‘perform’ something they enjoy doing. It will be on the final day of term for each class -Tuesday 14th for 1Ov and Thursday 16th for 1B. So, if your child wants to take part and is not going to present on that day then, please can you let the teacher know and they can do their part on the last day they will be attending school. We will provide an individual carton of apple or orange juice and a bag of crisps to enjoy during the show (handled in line with safety advice). If you wish to send an extra treat in your child's lunchbox, for the afternoon, do feel free but nothing to share, please. Thank you. If you have any queries, do feel free to drop us an email. 😊

If those who are learning from home would like to send in a video of them sharing something, that would be lovely too.

More activities are available on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . Are you enjoying the challenges?

In English, even though you may still be working through ‘Brian Bear’s Picnic!’ tasks, we are adding another unit called, ‘Bob the Bubble’…..well, how could we resist?!

In White Rose Maths, work is focussing on halves and quarters. There are also some tricky challenges to have a go at!

Enjoy your week and take care. 😊

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Saturday, 27^th June, 2020.

Hello Folks!

We hope you’re all enjoying the sunny weather. 😊

Just a quick note of caution. With this weather come a number of risks. The obvious ones, we know you are more than aware of but unfortunately, there are also many less obvious risks regarding the safe use of our lovely rivers, canals, lakes and of course, the sea. The cool water is so tempting during these hot months but every year there are very sad cases reported which usually stem just from a lack of local knowledge regarding weirs, undercurrents, tides, rip currents, inflatables in the sea or large lakes and so on. It is always worth checking the situation out beforehand, as even somewhere you are familiar with, could have changed in terms of how to access the water safely. Just a few thoughts as we want you to have the best and safest fun in the sun. 😊

New and interesting activities are available on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . Which are you finding is your favourite?

This week, in English, we are moving on to look at ‘Brian Bear’s Picnic!’. There are so many things to choose from - designing a picnic rug, postcards and thank you letters to write, a quiz, a song to join in with and more. What a choice! We hope you really enjoy the tasks. 😊

In White Rose Maths, work is focussing on ordering numbers, recognising coins, recognising notes and counting in coins. Have fun!

Enjoy your week and take care. 😊

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Ovel and Mrs Burrows. 

Saturday, 20^th June, 2020.

Hello Everyone!

Well, I guess the gardens needed all the rain! It’s nice to see the sun back today, though. Hope you are enjoying it.

As ever, there are lots of activities to choose from on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . How many of the subjects can you challenge yourself with?! 😊

We are still exploring themes brought up in The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch? So we hope you have fun with the new resources, from seaside themed writing tasks to ‘Spot the Difference’ and word searches. So much to choose from! 😊

In the White Rose Maths, we are focussing on partitioning, comparing and ordering numbers. Also, just to say, going over the basics is never wasted, especially with the summer holidays coming up. So, revising number bonds to 10 and 20, counting up to 100 and back down to zero, counting in 2s, 5s and 10s is always good to keep the skills up to date! There are lots of games and songs online so you can do it in a fun way, just when you have a few minutes, e.g thesingingwalrus.com.

Enjoy your week and take care. 😊

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.  

Saturday, 13^th June, 2020.

Hello Everyone!

We hope you had a good week. What a strange mixture of weather we have been having! Have you carried on with your weather charts? If so, you will have had lots to put on it.

As ever, there are lots of activities to choose from on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . Have some fun with these this week. 😊

Are you enjoying The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch? We have added more resources to help you explore the story; from writing shopping lists, to drawing or even making a lighthouse. There are also some interesting facts to read about lighthouses with a few questions to answer about what you found out. Have fun!

In Maths, we are focussing on arrays, doubles, equal groups – sharing and grouping. To allow everyone to cover the same content and prevent confusion, it will be best if all five of each week’s sections are completed. So, for those in school Monday/Tuesday please encourage your child to do the three sections of White Rose Maths which follow on and for the Thursday/Friday group, the first three sections, should be completed in preparation for the work to be done in school, please. That would be much appreciated. Thank you.

We have also added a few Maths challenges, just for fun, from NRICH - another useful website to check out if you want to give your brain an extra workout!

(Oh and - shh - don't forget to finish your Father's Day cards!😊)

Enjoy your week and take care. 

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Ovel and Mrs Burrows.  

Hello Year 1!                                                                          8^th June 2020                                                                                                               

We had an enjoyable week, welcoming some of you back and although a little different, our “bubbles” worked superbly!

Hopefully, you all enjoyed the half term break and are settling back into enjoying our class-page learning and activities.  Do remember both of us are always available by email if you have any questions, want to send in photos of work or what you’ve been up to or just want to say “Hi”

Mrs Burrows – lindsey.burrows@buckhursthill.essex.sch.uk

Mrs Ovel – annette. ovel@ buckhursthill.essex.sch.uk

There are lots of activities to choose from on the Oak Academy website: http://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/.  Lots to have fun with - Story writing, exclamation marks and getting active with Joe Wicks!

Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s within White Rose Maths Home Learning – (links and daily lessons listed below) and we have provided another option to the Oak Academy English for you to select from, focusing on a new core text: The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46wCRq50Wwg – Where is the story taking place?  What would your favourite meal be? What would be your least favourite meal? 

Shhhhhhhh… “Fathers-Day” is on Sunday 21^st June

Find resources below to make a fabulous card with a writing insert for a special message.

Have fun and enjoy your week!

Stay safe and well,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel

31.5.20

Hello Everyone!

We hope you had fun with the half-term tasks we gave you and have been enjoying all the lovely sun this week. Have you been busy?

We have!

Happy Pentecost, to all those who are celebrating. We have some activities based around Pentecost this week we hope you enjoy them.

As ever, there are lots of activities to choose from on the Oak National Academy website: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1/ . Have some fun with poetry this week, especially finding out what onomatopoeia is! Did you see how many vowels are in that word!! Anyway, we would love to see some of your poems, if you would like to share them. There is also a new Talk for Writing Pack by Pie Corbett - Sayeeda the Pirate Princess!

There is more on measurement in Maths to enjoy and even a Windmill activity.

Enjoy your week and take care.

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Ovel and Mrs Burrows.

28.05.20

Good afternoon!

Here are further details for those needing them from next week. We look forward to seeing you. To avoid confusion and inadvertent contact, it is important that you know which teacher your child/children will be with and which classroom you will need to take them to. If you have any queries, please do contact us. Home schooling resources will continue to be added to this page. Thank you:

• Start: 9.10 – Finish: 2.50
• Year 1 to enter through side gate and straight to classrooms.
• Clean uniform should be worn each day.
• Packed lunches will be provided or you may bring your own if preferred.
• Children must not bring anything into school – no books, school bags or P.E bags.
• Fresh drinking water will be provided in each classroom.
• Please apply sun cream before school as required.

Mondays and Tuesdays:

Mrs Ovel Miss Hale – 3G CLASSROOM

Lily R        Will

Lily H        Roberts

George      Ava-Grace

Max           Joe C

Lexi          Joesph Y

Miss Goh – 2G CLASSROOM

Michael     Jamie

Daniel D    Daniel G

Emma        Lillian

Charlie     Tegan 

Rayyan

Miss Porter – 2W CLASSROOM

Leila       Cora

Daisy      Emily (1B)

Olivia      Rhys

Hugo       Seb

Archie    

Thursdays and Fridays:

Mrs Burrows 2G CLASSROOM

Zach                Raffy

Luca                Havana

Joe                  Aimee

Mrs Gove 3G CLASSROOM

Lucy               Otto

Alfie               Jesse

Ethan             Otis

Mrs Anstey 2W CLASSROOM

Bela               Sofia

Max               Cruz

Brandon

Take care and stay safe.

With very kind wishes, 

Mrs Ovel and Mrs Burrows.  

25.05.20

Hello Everyone!

Do you like the picture of these little friends from a walk the other day? Lovely goslings.

This is the perfect time for spotting baby animals. Do you know what a baby hedgehog is called? It’s a cool name. Maybe drop it on an email for us, if you know or find it out! You could also tell us about any baby animals you see – maybe there is a nest in your garden.

Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating. Hope you have a wonderful time.

A big, big thank you to all of you who were able to join us on the Zoom talk on Friday. It was SO wonderful to see you all and your families. Well done for waiting patiently for your turns. Hopefully, you enjoyed all meeting together too.

Well, it’s time for half-term and we thought we would set you a fun series of challenges to keep you busy – all the details are below. We hope you enjoy them!

We look forward to seeing and hearing about all the interesting things you make, talk about and do. HAVE FUN!

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Hello everyone!

Below, as promised, are the details of the Zoom meeting! Thank you for your responses, we hope you are able to join us. It will be nice to see you! If you have any problems with joining, please email either of us so that we can try to help.

If the children would like to show or talk about something they have done, that would be good or if they would just like to have a chat, that is fine too.

See you soon!!

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel are inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Year 1’s Zoom Meeting

Time: FRIDAY - May 22, 2020 10:30 AM London

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71393914392?pwd=U0tVWTlFK1VmaS8xRG5SR01qN0lMQT09

Meeting ID: 713 9391 4392

Password: 0rQDhH

17^th May 2020 

Hello Year 1!       

Good Morning and Happy Sunday!                                            

We have loved hearing from you all and seeing your photos, which, if you scroll-down, are posted for you to enjoy too! Also, there’s a special video message from the staff at BHCPS to all of you, so if you haven’t seen it yet, take a look!

(See homepage under Notice Board or Gallery option in “Children’s” drop-down box).

ENGLISH – see Oak National Academy lessons. This link will take you directly to Year1: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1 There are a range of activities, daily phonics, weekly spellings and daily lessons with “Miss Brown”. Lots to choose from on this site.

Lesson 1 – English Terrifying T-Rex    Enjoy!

Also, in the resource box below, there is another Talk for Writing pack: ‘Pippety Skycap – A tale of Mischief!’  https://www.talk4writing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Y1-Jane-Pippety.pdf.  It's a lovely pixie adventure with lots of English challenges. Have fun!

MATHS – we are moving on to some measuring challenges and the White Rose resources below have some helpful worksheets.

Have a good week and stay safe.

Miss you all!

Mrs. Ovel and Mrs. Burrows. 

Dear All,

Hello! Just a little note. As you know, we are trying to arrange Zoom meetings for you, so if you are interested in joining in, we would be grateful if you could please let us know which day and time would suit you best. If possible, it would be helpful if you would send us three options, by the end of the weekend, please. Many thanks.

A reminder of our contact addresses:

Annette.ovel@buckhursthill.essex.sch.uk

Lindsey.burrows@buckhusthill.essex.sch.uk

This week’s newsletter will follow, as usual, ready for Monday.

Wishing you all a lovely weekend. Please stay safe.

With very kind wishes,

Mrs Ovel and Mrs Burrows. 

May the 11^th, 2020

Hello Everyone!

We hope you are well. How did you all get on with the VE Day celebrations?

We hope you had a lovely time and would love to hear how you celebrated.

This week we will be thinking about Ramadan,  which is 23 April to 23 May this year. Ramadan Mubarak to all who are celebrating.

If you don't already know about it, the resources below will help you to find out what Ramadan is all about, who celebrates it, how it is celebrated and why.

There will also be opportunities for some lovely artwork and as a challenge, you could try comparing what you learn about Ramadan celebrations with the VE Day celebrations, which took place on Friday AND 75 years ago.

For English, see Oak National Academy lessons. This link will take you directly to Year 1: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-1#schedule

There are a range of activities, Daily Phonics, Weekly Spellings and Daily Lessons with ‘Miss Brown’. Lots to choose from on this site.

We will be arranging some zoom sessions later this week, to catch up with you and see how you are getting on. Further details to follow. We would love to see some of your work and share it on the Class Page, if you would like us to.

We hope you have fun with this. STAY SAFE!

With very kind wishes

from Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Ramadan resources:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/23286976

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-t-2547164-ks1-ramadan-sadaqah-jar-craft-activity

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/ramadan-colouring-pages-t-tp-69699

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-t-2547165-ks1-ramadan-good-deeds-paper-chain-activity

HAPPY V.E. DAY EVERYBODY! 

We shall never forget. 

May the 4^th, 2020

Good morning,                                            

MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU!! Why have we put that, Year 1? As a little challenge – find out! We have left you a clue.  

 We hope you are all well and had a good weekend.

In last week’s newsletter, we said we were going to focus on something special this week. Do you remember what it was? Here’s a picture clue:

So, your Mission for this week, should you choose to accept it, is:

1. Find out what is being celebrated on 8^th May and why.
2. Write or draw what it is all about. You could:
   1. Make a poster.
   2. Dress up as an evacuee and take a picture to send us. Maybe add a caption.
   3. Imagine you were there on 8^th May 1945. Write a diary entry about the day you heard the news about VE Day and what the celebration was like – what happened in the streets? What did you see/hear/eat? Perhaps draw a picture too.
   4. Why do you think we still celebrate it now? Talk to an adult about it. Think about whether you think it is important that we still do and why or why not.
   5. Talk to an adult about WW2. Do they have any pictures they can show you, maybe of an older member of your family, during the war? Again, you could write and tell us about this, if you would like to.
   6. Learn some Wartime Songs. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=wartime+sing+along+songs&docid=608033765255808895&mid=23872A5B4E8A491F12BE23872A5B4E8A491F12BE&view=detail&FORM=VIRE  

We would love to see some of your work and share it on the Class Page, if you would like us to. We hope you have fun with this and have added some resources below. STAY SAFE!

With very kind wishes from Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel. 

This is a link to walks around Buckhurst Hill.

www.buckhursthillresidents.co.uk/index.php/bh-walks/queens-road-walk

ENJOY! 

                                                                                       Tuesday, 28th April, 2020.

Well hello again! 

With the weather changing we thought we would just drop you an extra note about your weather projects. You might find it interesting to see how different things look outside after the rain; not just the grass and the flowers but the sky too! We would love to see what you have been up to - weather charts, pictures, painting, writing, baking! Perhaps you could    send us some photographs of all the lovely things you have been doing. No pressure though.  We have both been trying our hands at various ways to keep fit and new challenges like sketching, for Mrs. Burrows and some new recipes, for Mrs. Ovel; when we're not busy working, of course!

Also, we had an email from one of our parents (any pictures can be given in at the school and if anyone has any ideas, please email them directly to the school to pass on. Thanks.)

'Hi everyone, I stopped to chat with one of my elderly neighbours (Betty, aged 92) yesterday. She lives by Buckhurst Hill Primary School and always stands at the window and waves to the children - it’s always the highlight of her day. Since the school has closed and we’ve been in lockdown she seems so lonely, one of her neighbours died recently. She has no family at all. She goes out EVERY DAY to the local shop at the top of the road (the shopkeeper is making sure she has everything she needs) - she really shouldn’t be putting herself at risk like this but she is craving company so she won’t let anyone shop for her.

I wondered how I could help her and cheer her up. I’m going to get my son to draw her a picture and write her a letter and I wondered if any other children might want to write to her too. I can print off letters and post them through her door if anyone would like to help or if you are passing her house, please wave and chat to her. Her name is Betty, she loves cats and foxes (she feeds the foxes every evening) and she has lived in Loughton/Buckhurst Hill since 1941.

I just feel so sad for her, if anyone has any other ideas, please let me know."

So, we are looking forward to hearing from you. We hope you are all keeping well and taking care of each other. We miss you and would really like to hear from you. 

With very kind regards,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel

lindsey.burrows@buckhursthill.essex.sch.uk

annette.ovel@buckhursthill.essex.sch.uk

Health and Wellbeing Website:

https://wildernessfoundation.org.uk/wildtime/

For adults and children of all ages – have a look through mindfulness guides to calm body and mind and activities to fill time purposefully. From yoga with kids to gardening tips, we are sure that you can find something wonderful to do .
Every week we are posting new material to help you engage with nature in the best way you can, through videos, photos and fun for all the family.

Advice and guidance site for parents/carers:

COVID-19 Pandemic Resource Hub for support and guidance during this time.

https://essexfamilywellbeing.co.uk/covid-19-pandemic-resource-hub/

Good Morning Everyone!  

We hope you are all keeping well, have had a good weekend and have been enjoying some of the tasks we have shared with you.

Well, we are fast approaching May Day, which is a public holiday, usually celebrated on May 1^st; now officially known as the Early May Bank Holiday. It is an ancient festival of Spring and currently, a traditional Spring holiday in many European countries. Dancing, singing and cake (yum!) are usually part of the festivities. This year, in Britain, it has been moved to 8^th May to coincide with the 75^th anniversary of VE Day celebrations, which we will focus on next week.

For ‘May Day’, perhaps you could design your own cake, card, poster or even have a go at making a mini maypole – perhaps with a straw and strands of wool. If you like, you could imagine having been to one of these celebrations and write a diary entry or story about it. You will find some activity sheets and a PowerPoint below. You could even have a go at Morris dancing, if you are feeling brave!

Just a reminder that many museums and some zoos have virtual tours, if you are looking for something different to do. There are a range of activities below, hopefully you will find them interesting. Stay safe.

With kind regards,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Maths link:

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-1/  

Just to give you an idea of what you should see:

19^th April 2020

Hi year 1 and Happy Sunday!

We hope you had a lovely, if a little strange, Easter break and enjoyed the glorious weather we had.  Are you having fun completing the Weather project and investigating the shape shadows?

If you're looking for a bit of a routine, here is a suggestion:

  9.00 -   9.30 - P.E with Joe Wickes (on Youtube daily)

  9.30 - 10.30 - English activity - either reading, writing or grammar.

10.30 - 10.45 - Take a break!

10.45 - 11.30 - Maths activity

11.30 - 12.00 - Phonics play/handwriting practice (letter formation)These have proven popular with some people: https://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/programmes/phonics/

12.00 - 13.00 - Lunch

13.00 - 13.20 - Quiet reading.

13.20 - 14.30 – Topic (Geography weather investigations and activities)

14.30 - 14.45 - Take a break!

14.45 - 15.00 – Word based activities (Maybe select 5 Spellings a week)

15.00 - 15.15 - Singing/Story

This is not a routine that we're saying you will have to do - just if you wanted an idea of how to plan the days.  Please don't feel bad/guilty if you haven't done much at all in a day.  Find what works for you as a family (and that might be doing some cooking, playing games, going for a walk away from others). It's a funny time for all of us and the most important thing is that we all feel as happy and safe as we can. 

Missing you all, stay safe

Mrs Burrows & Mrs Ovel

• Maths – Week 1- Doubles ,Grouping, Sharing, Finding half, Friday Maths challenge

White Rose Maths Home Learning

There are a series of maths lessons for each year group from Early Years - Year 8 (five new lessons are added each week).  Every lesson comes with a short video showing you clearly and simply how to help your child to complete the activity successfully. Please enter White Rose Maths Home Learning and click on the link for year 1 work, but the curriculum for other years can also be accessed if your child is not working at age related expectations. See the Week 1 plan for more details on how to access this resource and follow the lessons through.

I See Maths

I See Maths have created daily 10 minute video lessons and maths activities (for both Key stage 1 and 2) to help develop reasoning skills.

Interactive activities

• NRICH MathsMaths based learning games and activities

• Maths is FunMaths concepts and methods explained in an easy to understand way. It includes interactive tasks at the bottom of the page - ‘Your turn’

• Topmarks maths gamesFun games to support maths skills and learning

• BBC Bitesize mathsFun games and quizzes to teach you about the curriculum

• CBeebies NumberblocksBrilliant for children needing support with their basic number skills or for younger children

For English activities and tasks please see below:

A newly enhanced service from the BBC is starting today - Monday 20th April:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons  (organised by year group and then subject).

Another resource available from today: https://www.thenational.academy/ (If you click through onto Online Classroom, there is guidance for parents on how to use the resources).

Dear All

Hello! We hope you are all keeping well and have been able to have a good weekend with all the sunshine to enjoy. We miss you!

Below you will find out your new Project! Please feel free to take at your own pace. It is a Geography project all about ‘Weather’. Something we love to talk about in Britain! It would be good to watch some weather forecasts too and talk about them together.

In addition to the things we have set out in the project, some other fun ideas you could try are:

• On sunny days, if possible, go into your garden and make shapes on the ground with your shadow. Challenge each other to make a duck, a rocket or something else! Look at how any flowers in your garden respond to the sun. Are there any buds in your garden? What is happening to them?
• On cloudy days, see if you can spot shapes made by the clouds. You might find a rabbit or a dragon or a spaceship! You could then try drawing them or writing about them.
• On rainy days, look out at the differences in your garden. Do the flowers look different? How? You could also make a simple weather chart showing which days are rainy, sunny, cloudy, etc. How could you measure how much rain falls each day? Get your brains working!

We hope you find some things that interest you. You could also listen to The Four Seasons, by Vivaldi, with the children and talk about how the music for each season reflects their individual features. This link has a different picture for each season, which means you can just sample each season, if you don’t feel like listening to it all! https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=the+four+seasons+by+vivaldi&&view=detail&mid=76D8E1123C16F3EF14D376D8E1123C16F3EF14D3&&FORM=VRDGAR&ru=%2Fvideos%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dthe%2Bfour%2Bseasons%2Bby%2Bvivaldi%26FORM%3DHDRSC3. (Any problems, just look up ‘The Four Seasons’ by Vivaldi, choosing Video as your search option).

We hope you have lots of fun trying different things and discovering interesting facts. Do feel free to let us know how it goes.

Take care and kindest regards,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Audible

Website: https://stories.audible.com/start-listen 

Key stages: early years foundation stage to key stage 2

Description: all children’s audiobooks are available for free while schools are closed.

Registration: not required

Wednesday April 1st, 2020

Hi everyone!

We hope you are well and keeping busy.  As promised, we have added some updates so that you can focus the children’s learning and fun!  Hopefully, you have all started to find ways to make home learning work for you and your family, however if you are still trying to work out a routine for you as a family, don’t worry!  There is no expectation that everything on the class page will need to be covered – there are a range of activities so that hopefully you find some that suit you!

The next two weeks will be the Easter holidays and later in the week we will be posting our Geography project based around nature and the weather, we will reveal all soon…!

Please remember to supervise your children’s online activity.  Here are some links recommended by the government for parents concerned about online safety.

• Thinkyouknow (advice from the National Crime Agency to stay safe online)
• Internet matters (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• Parent info (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• LGfL (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• Net-aware (support for parents and careers from the NSPCC)

Miss you all! Take extra good care of yourselves and your families.

Bye for now!

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel 😊

Week commencing 30.03.20

Dear All,

Good morning! We hope that you are all keeping well and have had a good weekend with chance to enjoy the sun, where possible.

To begin the week, here are some Maths sites which have been recommended, so we hope the children find them interesting. Please try the links below:

https://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/find-out-more/help-during-school-closure/

http://www.iseemaths.com/home-lessons/#

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/numberblocks

https://nrich.maths.org/primary

For books and stories, you may find these sites useful:

https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/ 

For anyone who hasn't discovered him yet, Joe Wicks streams PE lessons, on YouTube, live at 9am week days, called 'PE with Joe' or they can be viewed later on his channel: The Body Coach TV - YouTube. It is also a great time to be looking at how things are growing and changing in the garden, which is something we would have exploring in Science; it can also be a lot of fun! 

We will be adding more updates later in the week. 

For now, wishing you all the best for a safe and healthy time together.

With kindest regards,

Mrs Burrows and Mrs Ovel.

Here are the first 100 words. When your child can read the first 100 words on sight, they can begin to spell them. 

Welcome to 1B's class page. Our teacher is Mrs Burrows and our Learning Support Assistants are Miss Cassels, Mrs Tassie and Mrs Conti.

We will be posting lots of pictures of things that children are involved with during their day so that, with us, you can celebrate all that they are doing so well.

A newsletter will be posted here each week to keep you up to date and please do feel free to catch me, if you have any questions.

With kind regards and best wishes,

Mrs. Burrows.

PE

We have PE on Tuesdays and Thursdays. PE kit can stay in school and be taken home to wash every half term. Earrings are not permitted for PE.

               P.E. Kit:   Navy blue shorts and t-shirt.

                               Black plimsolls.

                               White, navy or black trainers

Homework

Homework is sent home on a Thursday and is due in by Tuesday. 

KEY DATES

Toy Workshop - Thursday 10th October 2019

Parents' Evenings - 16th and 17th October - please send in any appointment request slips by Monday 7th October.

Half Term Holiday: Monday 28th October - Friday 1st November.