We are very knowledgable about keeping our bodies safe. Ask us what we know about "Pants are Private."
In November, we remember.
Joy Class used a range of materials to make their poppies in EYFS. The children were all able to say what poppies represent and why we wear them in November.
Pupils in Joy Class have an abundance of opportunities for different ways to apply their learning. One such way is to use a long roll of paper! The children develop numerous skills from this activity, including fine motor control, core muscle development, Mathematical understanding and personal, social and emotional development skills.
Our families play a huge part in the success of the pupils in Reception. We enjoy inviting families in to share in learning time and to experience first-hand how their child's daily routine supports their growth and development.
We love to investigate the world around us in Joy Class. Recently, we explored what would happen if we mixed bicarbonate of soda and vinegar together. It made such a fizzy reaction!
This activity helped us to broaden our vocabulary through the descriptive language we used to describe what happened to the mixture.
We linked this activity directly to "Zog and the Flying Doctors". We were doctors ourselves, making potions to help the sick characters in the book.
In Joy Class, we are always eager to build our creative skills. Recently, we have been practicing scissor skills by cutting a range of materials.
The children all agreed that the felt was the most difficult to cut!
We also love to paint in Joy Class. We love all things art and design, where we can show off our true selves through the work we produce.
Autumn 2 Newsletter
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