Sparrows
Our trip to Stonehurst Farm





















A big 'thank you' to our parent helpers for looking after us on the day!
Monday 9th July
Please bring your child to school as normal and we will walk them to their new class where they will spend most of the morning.
After school, there will be a chance for you to see their new classrooms and meet the Year One teachers from 3.15 to 3.30.
Week beginning 18.6.18
We will be:-
-Learning about fire fighters and their roles in the community
-Labelling pictures of fire fighters and police cars
-Learning about how the police help people in many ways
-Talking about ways to stay safe in different situations
-Doing lots of work on number bonds to ten
-Glazing our clay pots once they come out of the kiln
-Making a big collage picture of a police officer to label for display
Tricky words we have learnt so far:-
I
like
my
here
saw
the
to
go
she
he
you
are
the
love
said
no
do
all
have
some
by
Sounds we have learnt so far:-
a s t i p n c ck e h r m d g o u l f b w j z v x y
Digraphs are sounds made with 2 letters. We have learnt:-
ai oa ie ng ee or oo (as in book) and oo (as in food) ch sh qu oi ar ea th
Hearing your child read
Thank you so much for supporting us in teaching the children to read by hearing them read at home.
Please could we ask that you write in their white 'Reading Log' book each time you hear your child read and make a comment about how they have done. It could be that you write, '--------- did really well with sounding out the words' or'------- found it hard to concentrate today' or '--------- has been pointing to the words really well'. Any comment you write is very helpful to us, so please do make a comment (it doesn't need to be earth-shattering, you could even just write 'well done ----')
Thank you
An 'end of the year' thank you!
Thank you all for being such a supportive group of parents this year.
Mrs Chatterjee has really appreciated all your kind wishes during her illness, and we have both been very grateful for all the help you have given us with sending in fruit and cardboard tubes, offering to read stories to the class, coming on the trip with us and generally for being so patient and understanding.
We have enjoyed teaching your lovely children and wish them a happy Summer holiday and the best of luck in Year One.