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Mrs Wood and Mrs Rawlings

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Welcome to Deer class

 

Key dates

Our PE days are Monday and Wednesday.

Please ensure your child comes to school wearing their full PE kit on both days, including a PE T-shirt, shorts or joggers, and a hoodie. If your child wears earrings, please remove these for PE days or provide earring tape for them to use during PE lessons if they have recently been pierced.

Forest school: Forest school starts on Wednesday 7th October. 

Home learning

Science 

Next week in Science, we are learning all about data and how we can collect and organise it into a table.

Measure your height and the height of 4 other family members. Then record your measurements e.g.

Maddy 115 cm

Mum 160 cm

Dad 170 cm

Sister 68cm

Aunty 155cm

Reading (10 minutes per day)

Please read with your child every day for approximately 10 minutes. 

We collect reading records every Friday and check the comments that are put in them (comments must be recorded at least 3 times a week please).

Children can change their books every day or as needed.

Spellings (15 minutes per week) 

Spellings for this week are Words where 'g' makes a /j/ sound These are set in Ed shed. 

Your username and password for Ed Shed is at the beginning of your reading records.

If you wish to complete the spellings on paper or through offline games, I will attach a copy of the spellings at the bottom of the webpage each week. 

Handwriting: If you would like to practise handwriting at home, you will find some handwriting sheets attached at the bottom of this page. These focus on our Common Exception Words and are a great way to practise letter formation and handwriting skills at home.

Picture news

Class reader

This week, we have been reading The Lighthouse Keeper’s Picnic and continuing our journey through the wonderful Lighthouse Keeper books. We enjoyed finding out about Mr and Mrs Grinling and their adventures at the lighthouse. We have been thinking carefully about the characters, the setting and the events in each story.

Can you remember?

  1. Where do Mr and Mrs Grinling live?
  2. What happens at the picnic?
  3. How does Mr Grinling try to stop the seagulls?
  4. Which Lighthouse Keeper story has been your favourite so far, and why?

A taste of our learning

Autumn 1 Week 3

Autumn 1 Week 2

Autumn 1 Week 1

Our Awards

  • ARC Bronze
  • Arts Mark Gold
  • Music Mark
  • Platinum Sports Mark
  • RRSA Silver