Year 1 Team
St. George
Teacher
Mrs N Catena
Learning Support Assistant
Mrs N Papia
St. Andrew
Teacher
Mrs J Peacock
Learning Support Assistant
Mrs B Kettle
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For Mental Health day , Year 1 created a welcome circle to help us to explore the feeling of belonging . We used our puppet Doris the dragon to share our ideas about what makes us happy. In our safe space art activity the children drew themselves and around it they mapped out all of the things they like to do and the people and things that help them to feel safe.
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During this learning block, Year 1 have been exploring the Music unit ‘Sound Patterns’. Throughout this unit, the children experimented with creating different sounds using a single instrument. They explored how to change the way an instrument sounds by tapping, shaking, scraping and striking in different ways, discovering just how many possibilities one instrument can have!
They also learned how to read and play simple rhythmic patterns, including beats and rests.
To finish the unit, the children used their new musical skills to retell the story of The Three Little Pigs. Through rhythm and sound effects, they brought the story to life – from the building of the houses to the big bad wolf’s huffing and puffing! 🐷🐺
We are so proud of their creativity, focus and enthusiasm in Music this term. Well done, Year 1! Here is a snippet of your excellent work!🌟🎵
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Year 1 have had a fantastic NSPCC Number Day . We loved coming to school as rockstars and rappers and have had lots of fun exploring numbers. We used rekenrek, number lines, addition and subtraction number bones and cubes . We even made some links with Art, learning about symmetry and creating our very own Maths monsters ! #year1stm
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Maths mastery at the ready! What a wonderful workshop. We were so grateful to all of the Year 1 families who took the time to join us to help them to understand what Maths mastery is, how we use it in school and how they can use it to support their child’s learning at home.
We received some fantastic feedback from parents, including: ‘Beautiful session. So helpful to understand the process. Really engaging, thank you’
‘Lovely session to help and show parents different ways which we can support children at home with their homework.’
‘The sessions presents parents with the knowledge to provide children with help at home and beyond.’
Thank you again for your support and we can’t wait to see you at the next workshop.
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