Yesterday Reception class had a very exciting and special delivery into their class.
We received 8 eggs in an incubator to look after and observe the changes that occur.
Yesterday, the children have been watching for cracks to appear.
Today has been a very cold day in our outdoor learning area. The children were thinking about how cold it is for the animals outside. So…this afternoon we decided to make bird feeders using cherrios and pipe cleaners. The children used the pipe cleaner to thread cherrios onto it and then they bent the pipe cleaner to make their bird feeder a shape.
The children then went to the outdoor area to hang them in the trees for the birds to enjoy in the cold weather.
This week the children have continued with story of Little Red Riding Hood in their Literacy lessons. The children have read the next part of the story where Little Red Riding Hood is walking to her Grandma’s house through the woods. We took the children to our school woods to find out what you can find in the woods, and learn about trees.
The children found out that in our woods there are leaves, tall trees, branches, and flowers beginning to grow. The children looked at the trees and learnt that the trees have a trunk with bark on, branches and leaves. We made bark rubbings using wax crayons and paper.
Today was our first Reception Welly Walk. For our first walk we walked to town and went shopping.
Yesterday, we started the story of Littke Red Riding Hood.
In our Literacy work the children wrote shopping lists for Grandma’s basket.
Then today on our Welly Walk we walked to town with our shopping list and bought the things we had on our list.
We have started thinking about our new topic in Reception of Once Upon A Time which is based around Traditional Tales.
On Wednesday we had a topic morning to introduce the first traditional tale we are going to be learning about….Little Red Riding Hood.
Our morning was themed all about the colour RED!
We painted red picture, red playdough, red drawing, blowing strawberry bubbles, exploring red treasure bags, exploring red jelly, building with red bricks, and counting red ladybirds…
This afternoon we have used our magic skills to make magic reindeer food to make sure Sabta stops at our houses on Christmas Eve.
We started with oats…
…Then we added some sparkle and magic dust from Santa…
…we then filled our bags with the magic…
…Our finished Magic Reindeer Food all ready for Christmas Eve.