Friday, 15 July 2022

Year 1 Go Bonkers Week 6 Learning

 



Year 1 

It has been an  extremely hot week this week. Please ensure the children have a Sun hat, water bottle and Sun creams are applied each day. Thank you 🌞


Go Bonkers 

Year 1 are bouncing their way to the last week of school! What a fabulous day at Go Bonkers. We were incredibly proud of our children who received an extra session for their high attendance too! After a morning of bouncing, jumping and duelling the children enjoyed an ice pole to cool down too! 






Literacy Week 


The children have been writing their own stories based on the story ‘The Case of the Missing Carrot Cake’. We have been working hard to use adjectives for description, finger spaces and capital letters and full stops. 




First the children created their main characters a hero and villain. Next the children designed their story boards before writing their epic tales! 




PSHCE


This week the Year 1 children had their Private Parts PSHCE lesson. 


http://broadfordprimary.blogspot.com/2022/06/pshe-and-relationships-programme.html

Year 1 have been focusing on ‘Growing and Changing’ this term. This part of the PSHCE programme is designed to help children make healthy choices and keep themselves safe during their school years and beyond. In Year 1 we have learnt about the names of our body parts. 

Year 2 Awards 14.07.22

 


This week, there
has been so much to celebrate in Year 2! 

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

E for Excellent Winners:


Rowan-
Rosie


Pine-
George


Mulberry-
Mason

Star Writer Winners:

Rowan-
Evie


Pine-
Billy


Mulberry-
Archie S




Reciprocity Awards-
Zayd


Resilience Awards-
Hope



I Have Made My Teacher Happy Awards-
Teo



Reading Award
Eason



Year 1 Awards

 

  

We have had another great week and there has been so much to celebrate in Year 1! 

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

E for Excellence


Walnut: Osman and Adaline







Apricot: Max

Max has a positive attitude towards his learning. He has made some great contributions this week, sharing his ideas and discussing feedback. 


Beech: Amari

Amari, you have been working incredibly hard all term. You have tried your best in every lesson. We are so proud of all of your hard work! Well done Amari!

 

  Star Writers 

 

 

 

Walnut:


Apricot: Callissya

Callissya has made a great start on her story plan this week, creating her own good and evil characters and completing a detailed story map. 

 


Beech: Tesha & Nikita 



For your excellent story writing this week. You have included adjectives, punctuation used correctly and fabulous vocabulary too! Well done Nikita and Tesha!


 

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. 

 

This has been awarded to: Himanshi

 

Resourcefulness   

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

 

Rio 

 

 

I Made My Teacher Happy Award 

This has been awarded to: Maya-Aisha 

Maya Aisha has been a great role model to other children, organizing games including all her friends and working hard. 

 


 

 

Year 1 105 Books to Read Before You Leave Broadford Primary

 

Bronze

 

Silver

 

Gold


Wednesday, 13 July 2022

Year 2 Week 5 Learning

 


Chocolate Planet

This week, we wrote shopping lists and calculated the cost of the ingredients we needed to buy. We worked hard to apply our knowledge of column method to add the amounts together and find the total. We then took our shopping lists on our trip as to Lidl to buy our ingredients. Our teachers were very impressed with how sensible we were during our shopping trips and how we used reciprocity to buy our ingredients as a team.

'The cream has 300ml and we need 200ml' - Hope
'The butter is 200g and we need 30g so that is more than enough' - Ibukun
'I like scanning the shopping on the till, I help my mum to do this' - George








Year 1 Barleylands and Sports day Learning Week 5

 



Barleylands

Once again the Year 1’s have been absolutely amazing. Thank you to everyone for your support and for making this trip achievable. We had a fantastic time at Barleylands Farm.

The children loved feeding the animals and taking part on a tractor ride around the park too. Afterwards all the children were able to experience making their own pizzas. The children enjoyed the Field to Fork experience and Feeding the animals.


Apricot Class

Beech Class

Walnut Class



Sports Day

Go red, yellow, blue and green house teams! What an amazing afternoon of sports. The children were excellent and thank you to all of our parents and carers who were able to join us and make the afternoon so special. The children worked really hard to complete their events and showed reciprocity and resourcefulness too. 


Apricot Class







Beech Class



Walnut Class






DT 


DT

This term, our focus has been Food Technology. The children have designed, created and evaluated their products. From cake making to fruit kebabs. The children enjoyed tasting different fruits as part of their research. Afterwards they designed their own fruit kebabs. This week the children made their fruit kebabs.


PE

This week, the children have been practicing playing parachute games. These games involve the use of a parachute to exercise the children’s muscles while strengthening their arms and shoulders. Most importantly, parachute games develop team-building skills and reciprocity. 


Forest School


Walnut Class enjoyed their final morning of forest school  for the year today. They toasted marshmallows, made them into s’mores and enjoyed eating them. They made woodland warrior wristbands with all their favourite things from forest school. They finished off by sharing their favourite memories from the year, these included watching the tadpoles in the pond, climbing, using the hammocks and of course eating the marshmallows. 



Story Telling 

This week some children have been making up their own stories to read to the class. They have been fantastic to read, but also a little bit scary!