Year 1Awards

 

 

These children have worked extremely hard and have been rewarded for all of their hard work and efforts.

E for Excellence

Apricot: Eric

Eric has been working hard in math this week. He has been listening and contributing towards his math lessons with confidence when tacking subtraction. 

Beech:Summer

Summer, you have been working super hard during your sessions. You have been communicating your needs and wants using your PEC book. Well done Summer

Walnut:Esmee

You have earned this award for using a number line to solve subtraction problems accurately. Keep up the good work.

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  Star Writers 

Apricot:Rohith

Well done Rothih! Rohith has been working hard on his sentence structure. He is starting to remember his fingers' spaces and capital letters when writing. He has also gotten a little quicker when writing and asking for help. 

Beech:Ameera

Ameera, you have worked hard using your phonic knowledge to complete your descriptive and story telling writing. Well done Ameera

 

Walnut: Lucas

Well done Lucas for working extremely hard to use your sounds to  retell  a story independently. Super job!

 

Learning Power Awards

These are the key skills that our children will need to learn effectively in class and to be successful later in life. 

 

Reciprocity

These children have shown interdependence, collaborated effectively, listened to others, displayed empathy and have imitated effective  ideas and methods from others. 

 

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Reflectiveness 

These pupils have planned carefully, revised ideas, identified key features and can talk about their learning. 

 

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Resilience

These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in their tasks. 

 

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Resourcefulness   

These pupils have been curious about learning, made links between ideas, shown imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources. 

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Finley 

Abdul-Hafiiz

 

I Made My Teacher Happy Award 

This has been awarded to: Sonny 

Sonny has made his teacher happy this week because he has been working hard on his handwriting. He has also been following his routine fantastically! Good Job!

Munsha

Munsha, you have been working hard during  the self-led earning time completing your own fact families to 10 addition and subtraction facts. You used a part-whole model too to show your working out. Excellent work Munsha.

 

 

 

 

Year 1 105 Books to Read Before You Leave Broadford Primary

 

Bronze Award 

Silver Award

Gold Award

Year 2 Certificates- 2/12/22

                                            

What a fantastic week we have had in Year 2! However, many children have shown extra hard work throughout the week. 

2.12.22

The E for Excellence awards go to: 

Bruno, for making it to ‘star’ this week. You have used your choosing time to create wonderful inventions using magnet shapes. Also, you have read with a splendid story telling voice during your choosing time, Well done Bruno! 

Amari, for your fantastic behaviour this week and being kind and inclusive. Very proud of you! Well done!

Andreea, for completing all her daily jobs and trying her best in every lesson. Well done Andrea!

The Star Writer awards go to:

Parisa, for writing a wonderful newspaper report on The Great Fire of London. You have shown great confidence in completing your written work independently and you have begun to think of your own original ideas. Well done!

Fire, for your fantastic newspaper report about the Great fire of London! You took your time with your presentation. Well done!

Chloe, for using all five W's in your news paper article about the Great Fire of London! Fantastic work Chloe.

We have also awarded children for their efforts in their learning, their pupil jobs and reaching the high expectations set in Broadford Primary school. 

The resilience award this week goes to: Saim, Amira, Osman

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These children have demonstrated perseverance, managed distractions, noticed patterns and been absorbed in their tasks. 

The resourcefulness award this week goes to: Elsie, Teddy, Thomas, Riley, Haileigh

These pupils have been curious about their learning, made links between ideas, shown imagination, reasoned methodically and capitalised on resources. 

Congratulations to the children who have also made their teacher happy.

This award goes to: Milan

A huge well done Yr 2!

Year 1- What we have been learning

 

What a busy week the children have had. They have been putting in lots of practice for the Nativity but also completing exciting science experiments which I am sure they all enjoyed. Can you believe that there is only 3 weeks until christmas!! 

Literacy 

This week children have been retelling the Story of Pattan’s Pumpkin. They have been doing this by sequencing the story and then retelling the story in their own words. They have all worked had to remember there Capital letters, Full stops and finger spaces. 

Next week, Year 1 will continue with the second part of the story. 

Maths

Year 1 has worked extremely hard this week in math. They have been continuing to look at subtraction and where introduced to Fact Families. This can be complicated but the children tried hard to complete their work. 

 

 

Next week, the children will be revisiting Fact families and  having an introduction into 2D and 3D shapes. 

Have a practice at home.

2D Shapes Song

3D Shapes I Know (solid shapes song- including sphere, cylinder, cube, cone, and pyramid)

Topic

Science

The week  had finally arrived when the children were exploring taste . The children took part in an experiment to find out different tastes like sour ( lemon), salty (salted crisps and olives) , sweet ( Raisins) and bitter( natural yogurt and dark chocolate) . It was very interesting to see that the children were very excited to try the chocolate, until they noticed that it was dark chocolate. This was a great way to show to children the different taste in foods. The children then wrote up the experiment with what they found out. 

Computing

This week in computing we have been looking at pointillism. Year 1 have been completing pointillism pictures using the paint app on the ipads and also exploiting this way of painting using paper and paint.  

Music

Year 1 has learnt the words for our nativity brilliantly. They are singing clearly and more importantly loudly. We hope you are as excited as us for the Nativity! 

Countdown to Christmas!!!

Christmas has landed in Year 1. The children will be completing different activities for Christmas and learning all about the Christmas story in RE. 

Wonderful Learning in Yr 2- 02.12.2022

 

What a wonderful week we have had, full of great learning and fun. Here are some of the highlights of our week! 

Literacy 

In Literacy this week, children have written a newspaper report on The Great Fire of London. They have focused on including facts and figures in their reports. This included gathering evidence from Samuel Pepys’ diary using other books and resources to gather statistical facts. Children used their best reporter voice to articulate sentences and then have transferred it into their writing.

Maths 

In Maths this week, children have continued to develop their addition and subtraction skills further by learning number bonds within and over 100 and adding and subtracting in 1s. Children used pictorial and concrete resources to solve fluency and reasoning problems when covering these two objectives. 

Choosing time

During choosing time, children in Year 2 have explored different resources to make wonderful creations. They have engaged in meaningful conversation outside of the classroom. It has been wonderful to see children creating boats, cars, submarines and hotels during their choosing time. They have also shown evidence of counting in 2s, 5s, 10s and 3s using resources in and outside of the classroom. We are looking forward to seeing their creative minds grow further. 

Science

Year 2 has started a new topic in Science which is Living things. As part of our learning, we went to explore things that are  alive, dead or have never been alive. This could have been a leaf, tree, grass, plastic, bugs, insects, birds and many other objects. Children were also able to state reasons why things might be alive or dead. Some children said that if things are moving or breathing then they are alive. Others said that once something has fallen off a tree, turns brown or changes colour or looks fragile, it has died. Well done everyone. 

Well done Year 2!

Yr 2 Spellings - 02.12.2022

 Please find the Yr 2 spellings for this week. The spelling test will take place on the 9th December 2022.

                                                                                                  

	Red	Purple, Green and Pink	(Orange and Yellow)	(Blue)	Grey and Lit & Lang
1	chip	too	growing	excuse	firefighters
2	chat	food	throwing	flute	living
3	chop	spoon	below	huge	breathing
4	chin	moon	yellow	tissue	moving
5	you	shook	pillow	statue	bridge
6	we	pool	arrow	cruel	destruct

Challenge- Put your words into sentences

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