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The
Friday
Flyer
Unity
Freedom
Aspiration
Tolerance
Respect
Friday, 22nd March, 2019
Below is the grid that identifies what clubs we will be offering after Easter up until the final full week before May
half term. The grid shows what is running on what day and how many places are available for each club. These
clubs will go ‘live’ on Wisepay on Monday 25t March and will remain so until they are full.
If you have trouble signing up to clubs on Wisepay, please see our office as soon as possible- they can help you
to use the system to sign up to the club(s) of your choice.
As always, we are interested to hear of other clubs that our children would be interested in taking part in and so
if you have any feedback, please see Mrs Armstrong and she will do her best to facilitate any feasible ideas
ready for next half term.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Mathletics Badminton Performing Arts
Dance
(Open to (KS1 & KS2) (All key Stages)
(EYFS & KS1)
everyone)
Football Cookery
Basketball
(KS2) (All key stages)
(KS1 & KS2)
Art Science
(KS1 & KS2) (KS1 & KS2)
Outdoor Games
(open to everyone)
It is vital for your child to reach their potential that they come to school every day. Learning starts at 8.45am (8.30 or 12.30 for Navy Blue Class) and every minute a child is late is a missed opportunity for learning and therefore punctuality is incredibly important as well. Our whole school target for attendance is 97% and this is something we will be striving very hard to achieve. Each week, we track the percentage of attendance across the school and announce it in our Friday assemblies. We will also be sending home the information so you can keep track of how close we are to meeting our target. Class Weekly % Attendance Reception 98.4% Year 1 97.5% Year 2 95.7% Year 3 92.5% Year 4 94.2% Year 5 94.7% Year 6 92.9% Well done to Reception who are our greatest attendees this week!
Earth Mars
359 301
Saturn Venus
276 263
Our winning team this week is Earth.
This Week’s
Learning in
Ruby Class
This Week:
We have been looking at animals and their young and looked at all
the animals on the farm. We had different animal puzzles to
complete. We also decorated farm animals using different
materials.
Next Week:
We will still be looking at animals and their young. We will have
pigs in mud. In the garden we will create tractors using milk
crates and will also investigate washing farm animals that have
been covered in mud.
At Home
You could go to the library and look at
different animal books. We will be looking
at “Peekaboo Moo” and “Doing the animal bop” book
Makaton
This week’s
Makaton, is “Who”
and “What”. You
could practice these
with your child at
home.
This Week’s Learning in Navy Blue Class
Hello parents and carers!
We have had another great week in Navy Blue class. We have continued our fairy tale theme, this week we
have read Cinderella. The Children have had opportunities to make crowns and glass slippers. Build a new
castle for Cinderella, and explore a small world Cinderella scene.
We enjoyed going to forest school this week where we discovered the pond had acquired some frog spawn!
The children were excited to look at it and talk about what will happen to it over the next few weeks.
Because of the rain we had lots of fun in the mud too!
Mrs Spriggs kindly gave us some strawberry plants from her garden which we
planted in pots. We cannot wait for them to grow!
Next Week:
We will be thinking about Easter and we will have some EGG-
straordinary learning planned!
At Home:
Can you help your child hold a pencil or pen correctly? Can you help them to make marks on paper?
they can practice their drawing and writing anywhere! Talk to them about what they are drawing
and of course, let them bring in anything they do at home to show us!
This week’s learning in Jet Black Class The Phase 3 phonics sounds that we have learnt are: j, v, w, x, y, z, zz, qu, ch, sh, th, ng, ai, ee and igh, oa, oi, oo (long), oo (short), ow, ar, air, ear. If your child does not recognise any of these sounds please go on youtube and show them the Mr Thorne does Phonics video clips and play the sound they do not know. New sounds we will be learning next week are- er, ur, or and ure. We have also learnt the tricky words: I, no, go, to, the, into, are, my, she, he and we. By the end of next week we will have learnt all of our Phase 2 and 3 phonics sounds ready for Year 1. We will be revising and recapping these sounds until we are confident in reading and writing them (applying them). I am incredibly proud of the children’s hard word and the parent’s commitment to attending sessions and reading/writing with your child at home. This week in Literacy we have been extending the children’s writing skills by writing not one but two sentences! The children should now know that we start a sentence with a capital letter, as well as capital letters for their names. When reading a story book to your child this week please can you highlight this by getting your child to find the full stops. I am sure they will be great capital letter detectives. This week in Maths we have be securing the children’s knowledge of doubling and adding single digit numbers. The children have also been subtracting/taking away single digit numbers. Please encourage your child to do this at home in fun ways such as I have 5 smarties you took 3, how many are left? The more practical the activity the easier it becomes for the children to understand and remember. Next week in Literacy we will be secretly writing cards to our loved ones in order to celebrate Mother’s Day. During these discussions we will be talk about who is special to us in our family and the celebration that every family is different but love is love. If you feel your child will need extra support with this topic please talk to a member of the Jet Black team. We will also be making soap next week. Please encourage your child to talk about this process as I presume it will be something new for all of them, how exciting. Thanks for your continued support, Miss Gale
This Week’s Learning in Magenta Class
Spelling
Our spelling quiz will now be on Thursday.
Blue Green Yellow
chip horse careless
chop morning harmless
chill north hopeless
much short colourful
rich storm playful
such story badly
push child happily
put children carefully
Your group can be found in your Home Contact book.
Reading
Please read with your child regularly, as this will help to build their vocabulary, confidence and
fluidity. Children are encouraged to change their books independently, as and when they need to.
Commenting in their home contact book lets us know how they are doing at home; we will also do
this in school when they read with an adult. Asking question about the book will help build
confidence, fluidity and comprehension.
Mathletics
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Addition and subtraction activities.
o 30 minutes on live Mathletics.
Spellodrome
The following task has been set for this week:
o 30 minutes on live Spellodrome
The login and password for Spellodrome are the same as your child’s Mathletics’ codes. They can
also access Spellodrome through Mathletics. The website is:
http://uk.spellodrome.com
PE
Magenta class will have PE every Monday and Friday afternoon. Please ensure that the children
have appropriate PE kit for these lessons.This Week’s Learning in Yellow Class
Spelling
For our spelling quiz next Thursday, please learn the following spellings:
Group A Group B
fright scare
frightened scary
frightening scared
tired sleep
tiredness sleepy
tiring sleeping
Our spelling focus for the forthcoming week will be:
o Word Families
Mathletics
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Pick the Next Number
o Problems: Multiply and Divide
o 30 minutes on live Mathletics
SPaG.com
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Subordinate Clauses and Conjunctions (B)
Spellodrome
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o 30 minutes on live Spellodrome
Well done to all of the children that participated in our Bench Ball tournament last week and
those that were part of the Greenwich Music event as choir!Spelling
For our spelling quiz next Friday, please learn the following spellings:
Group A Group B
physician narrator
optician never
electrician night
extension once
transfusion other
explosion our
profession
percussion
fiction
fraction
attention
Your group can be found in your Home Contact book.
Reading
Please read with your child regularly, as this will help to build their vocabulary, confidence and
fluidity. Children are encouraged to change their books independently, as and when they need
to. Commenting in their home contact book lets us know how they are doing at home; we will
also do this in school when they read with an adult. Asking question about the book will help
build confidence, fluidity and comprehension.
Mathletics
The following tasks have been set for this week:
Please continue with Mathletics multiplication and division activities
Ensure your child knows the 7 and 11 times tables
SPaG.com
Please continue with the set tasks
Spellodrome
The following task has been set for this week:
o 30 minutes on live Spellodrome
The login and password for Spellodrome are the same as your child’s Mathletics’ codes. They
can also access Spellodrome through Mathletics. The website is:
http://uk.spellodrome.com
If your child would like an extra activity to do, they can research a famous inventor and write
a short biography about them.Spelling
For our spelling quiz next Friday, please learn the following spellings:
Group A
believe
mischievous
achieve
relief
hygiene
applied
dignified
satisfied
Our spelling focus for the forthcoming week will be looking at the spellings with ie and the two
sounds ‘i’ and ‘ee..
Our P.E. times are Tuesdays and Thursdays please ensure P.E. kits are in school from Monday
and taken home on Friday.
Mathletics
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Converting units of measure
o 30 minutes on live Mathletics
SPaG.com
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Relative clauses
Spellodrome
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o 30 minutes on live Spellodrome
Our big outcome is on the 29th March from 2.00pm22nd March 2019
Spelling
For our spelling quiz next Friday, please learn the following spellings:
signature
shoulder
marvellous
language
necessary
guarantee
apparent
programme
exaggerate
We will also be looking at different homophones and near-homophones each week; this week,
we will be revisiting: hour, our.
Mathletics
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o 30 minutes on live Mathletics
SPaG.com
The following tasks have been set for this week:
o Formal and informal
Spellodrome
The following tasks have been set for this week:
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