Mary Ellis update November 2021
Mary Ellis class • November 12, 2021
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Mary Ellis have had a busy week of learning this week and they were keen to share what they’ve been up to...
We’ve been recapping sounds in Phonics – we’re getting better at pure sounds and Fred Talk.
We’ve been adding numbers within 20 in Maths – practising our number formation and using concrete materials to help us to problem solve.
We used chalk to create scenes to describe for our journey stories with a scary/suspense theme. We’ve been learning how to punctuate and sequence our sentences.
In RE, we were talking about Jesus’ room – deciding what he would need and creating a scene.
With Mr Marshall in PE, we were practising avoidance skills and team work – we played Tag and worked on our agility.
In Science, we identified body parts and labelled them. We’re starting to think about how we use different parts of our body.
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