Bees Class 2021
Welcome to Bees Class!
Things to know and remember for the Bees:
Please don’t forget that children’s book bags need to be in school daily and reading records should be signed to show that children are reading at home 5 times a week. Please check your book bags for letters and information.
Children will have a PE session on Monday and Tuesday. Please ensure your child has a full PE kit in school on these days. Earrings should not be worn for school in line with the uniform policy. For any extra information, you can also check your child's SEESAW page. We will be uploading pictures of what we have been getting up to in school so that we can see.
OUR LEARNING FOR SUMMER TWO
What jobs are the most important? What job would you like to do when you grow up?
Our Literacy sessions will continue to focus on the development and consistent application of sentence structure. Children will be given plenty of modelled opportunities to construct and write simple sentences. We will continue to highlight the importance of using a capital letter, finger spaces and a full stop when writing sentences. This half term we will continue to develop correct formation of letters and being able to sit them neatly on a line when writing. Children will be engaged with books such as A Superhero Like You and the Busy People series of books. They will build upon their knowledge of story structure to help them sequence and retell these stories.
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This half term, children will draw upon their knowledge of numbers to 20 and their addition and subtraction skills to explore sharing and halving. They will learn how to identify whether a number is odd or even. Towards the end of the Summer, children will develop their awareness of positional language.
Reading Book Bags need to be in school daily and books will be changed once children have had two good reads. Children will carry out individual reading with their teacher at school. Children will continue to learn individual sounds from Phase 3 and Phase 4 and understand how to recognise, write, pronounce and read these sounds. Children will practise the skill of blending, in order to read simple words.
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Miss Oxendale