Robins

Week Beginning - 

*All year groups have reading books going home daily, please take the time to share your child's book with them.  Reception and Year 1 children will keep their book for the week, to re-read for fluency, the books should come back in to school each day.  

All children have access to on-line books:                                                                                              Reception and Year 1 have allocated books on Oxford Owl (log in details in reading records)                Year 2 have access to the books on the e-platform (log in details in reading records)

Phonics 

Reception 

English

Y1/2 -  This week the children will be focusing on SPAG lessons, handwriting and catching up with our History and RE topics 

Reception Drawing Club and continuous provision will be based around the story  The Oak Tree.

Reading - New decodeable phonics books will be given to Reception and Year 1 children at the end of each week, containing the sounds and some tricky words that the children have been learning throughout that week.   They should  be read and re-read for fluency and expression, so that by the end of the following week, the children can read those words by sight.  If your child has two books in their bag, one might be for blending words with taught sounds or a book containing previous sounds to consolidate.  It is really important to encourage your child to read their book at home with you so that they can become familiar with the sounds and words that they have been learning in class.

Maths  

Year 1/2

Reception

Understanding the World - History

 


Religious Education

 

Science

 


D/T 

 


PSHE

This year Mrs Jennison will be teaching PSHE on Tuesday mornings and this term the unit will be 


Music 

 


Physical Education

 


Could we also remind you:

  • Your child should be reading regularly at home in order to consolidate the sounds and words that they have been learning in school during the week, through regular reading, they will also become more fluent readers without having to sound out each word in a sentence.
  • Water bottles should only contain water, not squash, juice or flavoured water.
  • Fruit is supplied for morning snack, children can bring in their own preferred fruit, but not crisps or biscuit bars.
  •  Sun hats and sun-screen for the current weather.

Miss Ireland and Mrs Everett