Welcome to Chelsea Bridge Class.
Class teacher: Mrs Jeevahan & Miss Pillay
Teaching assistants: Mrs Begum, Miss Thompson, Mrs Edgeler, Mrs Rajani
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THIS WEEK’S LEARNING
TOPIC: On the Move
LITERACY:
Focus Book: Amelia Earhart by Isabel Sanchez
Group Phonics: Check Google Classroom for Group Phonics homework
MATHS: Oral counting beyond 10, Recognising and talking about shapes of everyday objects
PSED: Mental Health Week Theme: Growing together
UW: To explore objects(vehicles) from the past and discuss how these have changed and consider what a vehicle might look at in the future.
PE: Dance: To perform to an audience: a sequence of movements with a partner
CREATIVE: To look at and recreate our own version of paintings by the artist Delaunay
IT: Safer Internet day 8th February
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TOPIC: On the Move
LITERACY:
Focus Book: Maisy’s Chinese New Year by Lucy Cousin’s
Group Phonics: Check Google Classroom for Group Phonics homework
MATHS – Mastering Number:
- use ‘more than’ and ‘fewer than’ to describe quantities
- to know that it is quantity – not colour, size or type of object – that determines if 1 set has more or fewer items than another.
- use the words ‘an equal number’ to say when there is the same number of items in 2 sets
- say when they can see an equal number.
PSED: To talk about the strategies they can use to solve everyday problems/disagreements they may encounter with others
UW: To find out about the significance of the Chinese New Year to Chinese communities.
PE: Dance – To create a sequence of movements and perform with a partner
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