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Welcome to another post from Acorn class. We had a very busy week learning about different professions.
Inspired by the book ‘A super hero like you’ ad written by Dr Ja we learned about the real superheroes. The ones that provide help and keep us and our communities safe.
We have been learning how to identify different occupations through fine motor art and crafts, as well as through baking, cutting, constructing and reading
We’ve also been celebrating RED NOSE DAY today! We’ve had lots of fun making red nose faces using different foods this morning, and we’ve been playing stick the nose game this afternoon.
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!
Miss Garcia
What a great week we’ve had – full of such fun learning activities.
Acorns have been enjoying the physical and messy activities outside, as well as engaging in the small world of Supertato and being a seller in our toyshop inside the classroom.
This week we also had many important stories and events to talk about. On International Women’s Day all the girls stood proud whilst the boys applauded them. This was such a lovely moment and me so proud of all the children.
We have been praying for Sarah Everard and our thoughts are with her family and friends.
At the end of this week we have been busy making cards for our mummies and celebrating World Book Day. Hopefully making amazing memories together!
Have a lovely weekend!
Miss Garcia
Hi Oaks,
What a wonderful term we have had. You are all amazing and I am so proud of you all.
Today we had our star merit assembly. Well done to Emily who received our star merit for always being a wonderful role model. Well done to all the children for their hard word and determination.
This week we had lots of fun recording our Christmas nativity songs. We dressed up as different animals from the story. Check out our wonderful singing on Seesaw 🙂
I wish all our families a Happy Christmas,
Take care and stay safe,
Miss Hoban
Hi Oaks,
This week in Oak class we continued to get into the Christmas spirit with our Christmas Disco, Christmas Dinner and Christmas Jumper day. We were all very excited and had lots of fun.
We have been reading the story ‘Stickman’. We have made our own Stickman characters and created our family tree from the story.
We have also been exploring freezing and melting. We learned Freezing is the change that occurs when a liquid changes into a solid as the temperature decreases. Melting is the opposite change, from a solid to a liquid as the temperature increases. Our job was to free the animals and people by getting the ice to melt.
In craft club the children made beautiful Christmas trees.
Our Merits this week went to Estrella and Joseph. Estrella and Joseph have been growing in confidence and sharing their wonderful ideas in our class discussions. They were able to sequence the different places Stickman went in the story. Well done 🙂
Have a wonderful weekend Oaks,
Miss Hoban
At Acorn Class this week has been full of joy and Christmas activities, Christmas Disco, Christmas Dinner and Christmas Jumper day. We have started our week creating and writing Christmas cards for Santa.
During the week we have also created Christmas decorations using clay. It was very messy but it was so much fun too!
Also, we have been learning about the Nativity through stories and songs.
At last, Christmas Jumpers Day has arrived and we had ourselves a little party. We have played many physical games like musical chairs, pass the parcel…
Our Merits this week went to Johnleo and Erin. Jonhleo for always trying his best and improving how to engage himself during learning time. And Erin for finding her voice and engaging in learning time. Well done both of you!
Have a lovely weekend!
Miss Garcia
Hello Acorns,
What a beautiful first week back we’ve had. Christmas is around the corner and in Acorn’s class we have started to bring the Christmas spirit.
Plenty of Christmas activities have been going on. We’ve been decorating our Christmas tree, creating our own Post Office and we also received a visit from Rudolf, who brought a book for us.
We have also have been very busy writing Christmas cards for Age UK.
The merits of this week have been given to Zayyan for being very thoughtful and kind with his friends. And also to Kaia for being very good with the toilet. She didn’t have any accident this week!
I wish you a lovely weekend.
Miss Garcia
Hi Oaks,
This week we began our advent countdown to Christmas. In RE we retold ‘The Christmas Story’ and began learning some songs to go with the story. Here are some of the wonderful Advent calendars the children created.
We created our cards for Age UK. We used fruit and vegetables to make the snowman.
Santa’s elves were busy designing, assembling, wrapping and posting toys for Christmas.
We celebrated our Merit assembly today. Our Merits went to Henry and Anamaria. They received Merits for using their imagination, being creative and focused in our role play area. Well done!
Have a wonderful weekend Oaks,
Take care,
Miss Hoban
Hi Oaks,
This week we continued our celebrations topic. We celebrated Diwali and found out it was called ‘the festival of lights.’ We created Rangoli patterns and made our own Diwali lamps called ‘diyas’.
This week, Oak class have also been thinking of our value of service.On Wednesday 11th of November we remembered our heroes and created a wreath with poppies.
Today we had lots of fun dressing up and raising money for children in need. Thank you to everyone for your kind donations.
Well done to Josiah and Olivia who received Merits today. Olivia is an enthusiastic member of our class who loves to join in our class discussions. Josiah has been applying his phonics knowledge to his reading.
Have a wonderful weekend Oaks,
Miss Hoban
This week, Elm class have been thinking of our value of service. They have though about the soldiers and home front, who served during WW2 and also all of the people who work to support Children in Need.
To commemorate Remembrance Day, Elm class created these beautiful paintings. First, they used colour blending skills to create a moonlit background and added a poppy in the middle ground to represent the soldiers, who sacrificed their lives to keep us safe. They then added the Chaconia, which is the national flower of Trinidad. This is to represent the soldiers from the Caribbean islands, who also fought and gave their lives to protect others.
Oliver also decorated a stone with a thoughtful Remembrance tribute. Thank you Oliver.
To support local charities, all of the children at St Anne’s donated £1 to BBC’s ‘Children in Need’ campaign. The were able to dress up in bright and colourful clothes to celebrate.
This week, we also held a special collective worship to celebrate Diwali and designed our own Diva lamps to light up our prayer area.
Well done to Youssef and Jackie for receiving merits this week. Youssef has been celebrated for his improved focus and effort in all of his tasks and Jackie has been showing resilience in maths and a positive attitude in all areas of her learning.
Well done to you both!
Rashaun also received a special note home, for his wonderful independent art this week.
I hope you all have a restful weekend.
Miss Thorn 🙂
