Blog by Mrs Lees
Christmas is coming!
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The elves have been very busy getting ready for Christmas in our new role play area this week. Presents are being organised, wrapped and sent out in Satna's workshop as we prepare for a Christmas like no other.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 3 December 2020
Category: Ducklings
Making Robots
We have placed our inventing hats firmly on our heads this week and the children have spontaneously decided to create and make robots. It has been wonderful to see how imaginative and creative the children have been with their ideas.
This robot is programmed to dispense chocolate and sweets. I…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 24 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Practical Addition
We have introduced the concept of addition this week as part of our remote learning. The children have blown us away with their response to finding everyday objects to group and add together, finding the total.
Just look at this super work.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 24 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Have you seen No-Bot's bottom?
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As a remote learning task and as part of our 'Robot's' topic, the children were asked to make a missing poster as a response to reading 'No-Bot...The Robot with no Bottom'.
Drey produced this fantastic poster and even included a question mark. AM-A-ZING!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 24 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Writing sentences using our Tricky Words
As part of a remote learning task in Phonics this week, the challenge was to write a sentence including one or two Phase 2 tricky words. Ayrton managed to write a sentence featuring FOUR tricky words. What super work!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 24 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Now and Then. Are we any better now?
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The children were captivated when presented with objects from the past. They were given the challenge of guessing what artefacts may have been used for and thought some of the artefacts were hilarious!
Ask your child if they can tell you about them at home.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 18 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Making number patterns
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In Maths this week we are thinking about patterns of shapes and numbers and how these can be repeated in a sequence. The children are encouraged to practise skills taught in their independent learning.
Look at these amazing number patterns!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 18 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Outdoor P.E kit
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It was lovely to see so many children fully equipped with their outdoor P.E kit this week. As the weather is becoming increasingly cold and our physical learning is outdoors, it is important our children are warm and prepared.
It is also great practise to develop their skill of getting dressed…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 12 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Making Rangoli patterns
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As part of our learning into the Hindu festival of Diwali, the children have been using different media to design and create Rangoli patterns. Here, the boys are working as a team outside using the sparkly 2D shapes to create a pattern.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 12 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
Remembrance Day
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As part of Remembrance Day, we invited Mr Powell, a LSA in school, to talk to the children about his time serving in Iraq and Afganastan. We are so lucky to hear first hand about what it is like to be a soldier and what it involves.
We will be observing a two minutes silence at 11am to mark…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 11 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
P.E with Fleetwood Town
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We had our first session of P.E with Josh from Fleetwood Town. The children loved playing team games with an element of competition, moving in different ways and negotiating pathways. Josh will be in each Tuesday for the remainder of the term.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 11 November 2020
Category: Ducklings
P.E with Fleetwood Town
We had our first session of P.E with Josh from Fleetwood Town. The children loved playing team games with an element of competition, moving in different ways and negotiating pathways. Josh will be in each Tuesday for the remainder of the term.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:18 on 11 November 2020
Category: Ducklings