Blog by Mrs Lees
Travelling in different ways
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Our Ducklings are loving our Tuesday P.E lessons outside. This week the children were working in their colour teams and travelling in different ways, using both their bodies and equipment.
We have been talking about the importance of warming up and cooling down our bodies before and after…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Roald Dahl Day
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We celebrated Roald Dahl day this week with one of his amazing books, The Enormous Crocodile. The children loved the story and thought the characters were hilarious. I'm sure they will be able to tell you their favourite character!
The children had fun completing activities to do with the…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Dressing ourselves for P.E
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The Ducklings amazed us this week with their efforts to get changed into full P.E kit. It's a lot to remember all of the steps in being organised, independent and resilient when getting dressed and undressed and we got off to a great start. Each week our fingers will get stronger tackling those…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Going crazy with numbers
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Over the past few weeks the children have been showing us what they know about numbers. They have been recognising numbers around us, ordering numbers 1-10 and beyond, recognising a deliberate mistake with numbers in order, counting out an amount and matching numbers to quantities. Phew! They have…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Threading and Sewing
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The children have been developing their fine motor skills through our whole school Dat topic of sewing. The children have been encouraged to thread using a large needle, select their own materials and sew the first letter of their name. We have spotted some natural sewing stars!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Drawing and painting self portraits
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Over the past few weeks the children have been busy drawing and painting their self portraits. They have been looking at themselves closely in the mirror to include fine details in their drawings and consider colour. The results on our class display are wonderful!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 16 September 2020
Category: Ducklings
Collecting leaves for tree decorations
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As part of our mission to become an eco school, we have been collecting leaves ready to thread and decorate our beautiful trees with. We found some wonderful and very interesting leaves and has some lovely discussions about Their differences.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 30 June 2020
Category: Ducklings
Oliver's Fruit Salad
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Today we have been doing some busy writing all about the story 'Oliver's Fruit Sakad'. The children have been writing shopping lists for their favourite fruits.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 30 June 2020
Category: Ducklings
World Book Day in the Ducklings
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We celebrated World Book Day today by taking it back to its true meaning...the celebration of books. We talked about why we love our favourite books and the children got to share their books with Year 5/6.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 5 March 2020
Category: Ducklings
Investigating citrus fruits
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We have been challenging our senses and our funky fingers this week with a range of citrus fruits. We have been squeezing, juicing, cutting and smelling the fruits and used some new tools like juicers. Isaac said 'They smell fresh and tingly and my hands smell so…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 3 March 2020
Subtraction super stars
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In Maths this week we are continuing to learn about subtraction, focuses on how to count back from a number to find the answer. The children will continue to use practical resources to help them and will be given problems for them to practise their use of mathematical vocabulary.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 2 March 2020
Category: Ducklings
Frog rescue
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After finding a rather large frog in a bucket and realising it was stuck, the children got together and shared their idea on how we could rescue it. It was decided that we should carry it to the pond and gently ease it into the pond water. The children felt very proud watching the frog happily…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:21 on 2 March 2020
Category: Ducklings