Some more home learning. I am so happy that so many of you are joining in with the home learning and sharing your pictures with the rest of Peach Tree class. Keep up the good work :)
Wow Carter you made the number 1
Looking forward to seeing the finished model Jayden.
Fantastic house Marco, you have used different 2D shapes to build it, great work.
Fantastic paper head Marco, can you practise your scissor skills by giving him a haircut?
Brilliant pencil control Muneebah!
Hello Peach Tree Children, today's fun activity is a cutting activity. I know so many of you enjoy using scissors, perhaps you can try this with your grownup at home. Remember you can share your home learning via the class email. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz-fG-yPT4I
Charlie wore his listening ears while walking around his house and garden. Charlie could hear birds, cars, his pet guinea-pigs and his dog playing with his dog toys. Charlie also watched the number 1 song on YouTube, singing along, saying the numbers and naming the different items that were being counted. Fantastic learning Charlie, Well done :)
Joseph used his listening ears to identify different sounds on his walk, he could hear birds, lorries and traffic from the motorway. Joseph also went on a shape hunt around his house, he found a rectangle door, circle wheel, square buttons and an oval jewellery box
Hello Peach Tree children,
I hope you are enjoying the home learning tasks set so far, I would love to be able to see some of the home learning you have been doing, including anything that is additional to the activities I have suggested. I would like to invite you to take part in a scavenger hunt, you can choose one from the following website: https://primaryplayground.net/scavenger-hunts/ Have fun and remember to send photos via the class email: peach@greenfieldscps.kent.sch.uk
Home learning shared by Charlie. Fantastic design for your listening ears, you will have to let me know how well they work!
Happy New Year Peach Tree Class. It is unfortunate that we start the term as we have but hopefully we will be back to school soon. In the meantime I have uploaded some ideas for activities you can do at home with your grownups. Please share some of your learning via the class email peach@greenfields.kent.sch.uk.
The children counted how many 'snow balls' it took to build a snowman.
Let it snow...
Maths work as well as fine motor, using tongs to pick up the 'snowballs'.
Santa's little helpers.
It's Santa!
We're on the nice list.
Guess how many sweets are in the jar?
Lucky dip.
Everyone's a winner with Mr Borg.
Dear Santa, please can we have...
More Santa's little helpers...
Guess where Santa is?...
We have a winner!
Welcome to Peach Tree Class. We are in a new temporary class and have welcomed some new children who have settled in really well. I thought I would share some photos of the fun activities the children have participated in.
This week some of the children in Peach Tree class were able to work on their number knowledge during our family worker time. Once they had rolled the dice and counted the spots and they then completed actions such as jumping or clapping which corresponded to the number they had rolled.
At the end of the week the children were able to experiment with their dance moves whilst listening to music.
During the week the children also were introduced to a range of musical instruments which they explored and experimented with making sounds alongside developing their listening skills. We discussed what the instruments were called and the children were able to demonstrate how to produce different sounds.
Last week the children who come in the afternoon had their first PE lesson with Mr Borg in the hall and those that participated earlier in the week were able to demonstrate some of the skills they had already learned.
We had our first PE session with Mr Borg in the hall. We are learning how to find a space, follow instructions and move around the space carefully. We had lots of fun using the cones on our heads whilst travelling in different ways. What a brilliant first session.
This week we have introduced daily exercise into the routine of each session. This means the children run 3 laps of the playground. During the year this will slowly increase to challenge and develop the children's fitness levels. Lots of the children are already very speedy.
Peach Tree class have been enjoying their school lunches in the dining hall. They have a dedicated area with their own dining furniture to encourage early independence skills. The children have a choice of food options every day and they are encouraged to try a wide range of meals. They are already excellent at using cutlery and they have their own school water bottles which help to keep them hydrated. There are lots of empty plates at the end of dinner time and lots of requests for second helpings!
Welcome to all the children and families in Peach Tree class. We have an exciting journey ahead to share with you on our class page. The first few weeks of the term have been all about getting to know each other and exploring the learning environments. During this term our learning will be around "All about Me".
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