Year 1 have been busy creating their very own toy museum in our school! They created invitations to send to Willow 1 and 2 to invite them and even wrote information cards about the different toys!
Well done Year 1 a successful toy museum!
Year 1 had a fantastic day at The toy museum on Wednesday. We saw lots of old toys and new toys. The children particularly enjoyed the rocking horse and puppet show theatre. Here are some photos below…
On Monday afternoon, the children had a little chit chat with Mrs.Warnes who told us abut all the toys she used to play with when she was younger. We spoke about how our toys are now made out of plastic but her toys were usually made with wood and the fact that she didn’t have a doll to play with. Mrs Warnes. also said her favourite toy was the skipping rope and in-fact her grandaughter has been given the skipping rope she use to play with.
Thank you for coming in Mrs.Warnes we learnt a lot from you!
On Monday morning, Year 1 were surprised to see toys where they shouldn’t be! We had to go and investigate! We saw animals reading books, a teddy bear making a list for a part, a power ranger playing the xylophone, another teddy baking a cake and much much more! Year 1 have then been busy writing a story about what the toys have been up to during the half term.
Both classes have reached their first treat from their Jar of good choices! Since joining year 1, they have worked as a team and gained lots of pebbles to finally get their treat of having extra playtime!
We just wanted to say a big well done to the classes and hope you reach the second treat very soon!
Children have been working hard to count in 2’s and 5’s and are trying to sing along to the songs below to help them! With the wish of some children here are the links so they can practise at home.
With their new book being ‘ Pass the Jam Jim’ children have had the experience of creating their very own jam sandwiches! This was then followed on by writing instructions using time connectives and adjectives! With a bit of help, I’m sure they can start making their own sandwiches at home!
The first task of the homework was to create a plate of their favourite food! We have had some great homework peices already and Miss Majevadia & Miss Munro are super impressed! Have a look at some below:
Children have been reading Lima’s Red Hot Chilli Pepper, where fireworks flew out of her mouth as she found the chilli too spicy. Her family tried to help cool her mouth down by giving her different foods and in the end she found that milk was the only thing that was going to help her.
During our Literacy lesson, children enjoyed trying different foods such as samosas, spaghetti, coconut, jelly and ice cream and then writing about them.
I wonder what our next book will be?