Year 1 Blog

Our mega maths time medal winner explained why our clock showed half past seven. "The minute hand had gone half way around and the little hand was half way between seven and eight." We're very impressed!

Today we have been creating sign post maps using our knowledge of the school, fractions and turn. Libby created this lovely map showing key rooms and features of our school. Try making a sign post map at home.

The children created fabulous artworks using mixed art techniques including paint application and collage. We'll miss our Winter display. Bring on Spring.

Well done Year 1 on winning the attendance award .

This week the children will be learning to tell the time to the hour and half past the hour. Try to use opportunities at home to develop these skills further.

Well done to this weeks winners:-

Astrid for "Brilliant Behaviour",

Ruby for being our "Super Learner",

Thomas for being our "Good Samaritan"

and finally our Star Award Winner Lewis! Mrs Robinson and I are very proud of all of you.

Well Done Alex. Great reading! Keep up the monster effort. 

Today in phonics we consolidated our knowledge of graphemes by playing phonic loop cards. We all had great fun!

We have studied mini beasts that we might find in our eco garden. We thought we might find a pesky bluebottle buzzing about the compost bins alongside spiders, ladybirds and bumble bees.

Thanks to all the great research the children have carried out on British birds our flock of artroc birds are now complete! Look out for the starling, robin and blackbird in a garden near you. 

A big thank you to everyone who has been researching British garden birds.

Fractions are taking over Year One's lives. During snack time we realised that we can quarter our snack and show it as a fraction!