Blog by Mrs Lees
Baby Clinic
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The children suggested that they would like to work in a baby clinic, looking after babies and somewhere they could go to have a baby! The children worked hard to help to set up our lovely, child-initiated clinic. It has been wonderful to observe how seriously the children take on the roles at…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 3 October 2019
Category: Ducklings
Writing letters and sounds
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This week we have introduced our first letters and sounds in the Duckings. The children have been busy saying the sounds, finding them in words and having a go at writing too!
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 3 October 2019
Category: Ducklings
Matching numbers to quantities
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In Maths this week the children are thinking about quantities of different numbers. The children are practising the skill of counting using one to one correspondence.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 25 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
P.E in Ducklings
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This week the children got fully dressed for P.E. We were very impressed with how some children managed to get dressed and undressed independently. When the weather is fine, P.E will take place outside. Today we were balancing and travelling in different ways.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 25 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Learning all about babies with Isabella
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We have been so lucky to have a visit from baby Isabella and her Nana this week. It was lovely for the children to hear how vocal some babies can be and listen to Isabella trying to talk.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 19 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
A visit from baby Georgia
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We have been lucky to have a visit from baby Georgia and her Mummy this week. The children continued to ask their questions about babies and find out lots of interesting facts.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 18 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Counting and ordering numbers
In Maths this week the children are given opportunities to count and order numbers up to 20, and beyond. These opportunities allow us to see which numbers the children are more confident with and where they may need support.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 16 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Deconstructed Role Play
Deconstructed role play allows the children to be in total control of their learning, take ownership of their ideas through open ended resources. This week we have placed empty cardboard boxes into the role play area. It is wonderful to observe their ideas. Today we have had box trolls, a train,…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 16 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Constructing in different ways
There are many ways in which a child can build. This week the children are constructing using straws, glue and paper to make their homes, a cot for a baby, a high chair or whatever their imagination leads them.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 16 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Harvesting the potatoes
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Today we decided it was time to harvest the potatoes we landed back in the Spring. We children loved comparing their sizes, colours and naturally made it into a competition to find the biggest one! The children agreed that once washed, the potatoes should be taken to our school kitchen to be used…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 5 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Harvesting the carrots
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We had great fun digging up the carrots we planted back in the Spring. The children were amazing at the unusual shapes and sizes the carrots turned out to be, so we searched how and why this happened once back in class. We thought about what we need to do with the carrots next and thought it would…
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 5 September 2019
Category: Ducklings
Partitioning tens and units
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In Maths this week we are looking at the value of tens and ones in teen numbers and beyond. The children are working independently and as a whole class to partition given numbers.
Posted by /blog/author/slees/page:24 on 25 June 2019
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