Hares Class

 

Welcome to Hares Class

Reception

Mrs Thomas will be teaching Hares Class every day. 

We will use this page to share important information with you. You can find out what your child is learning in school, what they need to bring, and any special dates to remember.

Please check this page often to help you stay up to date. If you have any questions, you can always talk to us at the classroom door, or contact us through the school office.

 

What do you need to bring to school?

     

                               Book Bag                             Reading Book             Water Bottle                    Coat

 

Our Week:

Outdoor Learning	Tuesday
PE	Friday

 

Dates to remember:

Friday 23^rd October- Break up

Monday 2^nd November- School reopens

Tuesday 3^rd November-FOLS Seasonal Disco

Monday 16^th November-wear odd socks to raise awareness of Anti-Bullying

Wednesday 18^th November-Flu Vaccinations (nasal spray)

Thursday 19^th November-2pm Godly Play Session with parents/carers

Friday 27^th November-Christmas Pop-Up shop-Effridges

Thursday 3^rd December-Hares and Owlets trip to Little Owl Farm Park

Monday 7^th December- Christingle in Church 9am

Tuesday 8^th December- Nativity Play 9:30am

Wednesday 9^th December- Nativity Play 2pm

Thursday 10^th December-3pm Hares and Owlets stories with Santa

Friday 11^th December-Christmas Film Night

Friday 18^th December-Praise Service in Church

Friday 18^th December-Party morning

How can you help your child at home?

Homework For Reception

It is really important that the children practise their sounds book, read to you and listen to stories and rhymes every day.

To support your child with maths, talk to the children about things you notice for example, you have 3 fish fingers, this mirror is a circle etc.

 

 

What are we learning this term in Reception?

English	Focus on handwriting and starting to write a sentence. Focus on reading cvc words and beginning to learn set 2 sounds.
Maths	Gaining a deep understanding of numbers to 5 including recalling one more and one less than facts.
Topic	How do we celebrate?   PSHE-Celebrating difference.   RE-Why is Christmas special to Christians?

 

 

Beautiful work - Writing:

Reception children have enjoyed learning about keeping their teeth healthy. They enjoyed writing to the Tooth Fairy' telling her all about the words they can write. The children are now writing a daily dictated sentence in phonics. They are also helping to write words and phrases in their helicopter stories. The children have great fun acting out their helicopter stories at the end of the day.

What the children say “ I like acting out my story”. “I like learning my letters.".

What skills were developed? The children are developing their segmenting skills and have started to write simple sentences with adult support.

What the teacher says The children are starting to write simple sentences, confidently using their phonic knowledge.

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Maths-Key Instant Recall Facts:

To recognise amounts up to 5 without counting (subitise).

Subitising is the ability to recognise how many objects there are without having to count them one by one.

It is an important early maths skill that helps children develop a strong understanding of numbers.