Foundation Stage, Years 1 & 2 14.07.23
Foundation Stage have been learning about minibeasts. They have used their phonics to write a sentence. Did you know a snail has one foot?
Foundation Stage have been learning about minibeasts. They have used their phonics to write a sentence. Did you know a snail has one foot?
In the Penguins class this week we have been writing and drawing about our first year here at Orton Wistow Primary School. This is a piece by Zoe.
As part of our DT project to make bunting, the children in Iguanas have cut out their piece of bunting and have started to sew using a running stitch. It has taken a great deal of concentration, and perseverance, but just look at how well we have done.
In Geography, the Wombats have been learning about coastal features. We created some fantastic collages to show the different features we have learnt about.
In computing, the Cobras have been exploring presentation ideas. Molly created a wonderful fact file all about the United Kingdom
In English, the Elephants have been hard at work researching all about stick insects. The next step is to write a non-chronological report about them.
Here in the Magpies, the children have been learning the names and properties of 2d and 3d shapes.
Jovena made a person and identified circle, rectangle and square and showed independent cutting skills.
Here in the Penguins as part of learning about the ‘Five Ways to Well-being’ Chloe chose some sentences to write.
The Iguanas have been concentrating on their pencil techniques in art. Look at the lovely work produced this week by Vikki, James, Lily, Eloise and Marcella.
This week in the Wombats class we have been finding halves of different shapes.
In Maths this week the Cobras have been looking at time. Erin showed wonderful independence to complete this time sheet in 15 minutes.
This week the Magpies had a wonderful visit to Peterborough Museum. We spent time looking at homes from the past, tried on old-fashioned clothes and even used a mangle. We enjoyed exploring the museum and loved looking at the dinosaur bones!