KS1 have been making the most of the glorious weather! Spring is finally here and it makes us love breaktimes so much more! Here are some of our activities which we’ve enjoyed doing today.






KS1 have been making the most of the glorious weather! Spring is finally here and it makes us love breaktimes so much more! Here are some of our activities which we’ve enjoyed doing today.
The children in Crew Marsh had a brilliant session with Scottys Hero’s, they learnt how to start a fire by using a flint and steel to create sparks, then added cotton wool to start their mini fires. What an exciting experience. We will be toasting marshmallows in no time!
I would just like to praise these children for their continued progression when learning their sounds. Some even started Year 1 still learning Set 1 sounds and are now nearly at the end of their Set 3 sounds! Their love for learning really does shine through and we are so proud of you! Keep up the great work. Fred the Frog is so impressed!
I have been so proud of letter formation in Y1.
We have loved our visit from Y5 children today to read us our stories!
After reading our story ‘Zombies don’t eat veggies’, in writing today a few of us in Crew Marsh spoke about what type of foods would be changed to fit the cuisine of a Zombie. We got so engrossed and came up with lots of great ideas including brain pizza, knees on toast and gut bolognaise! We then put all of our ideas on a slide and presented these ideas in our small group. We are working on orally recalling sentences and the children showcased this amazingly today, by linking their ideas to the story and using the characters names. What a gruesome experience!
How many pieces of paper can you hold with 2 body parts? Our top score was 6!
Today we really practised our handwriting and I am so proud of all of the children with their letter formation and sentences!
Today in KS1 we hooked into our learning by looking at what a plant is. To be able to do this over the next few weeks we have planted our own pea plant to watch them grow.