Welcome to Reception!
Autumn 2009
On this page you can find information about your child's learning and the fun that we all have in school.
If you need any other information please ask Reception teachers
Mrs Howells and Mrs Evans.
Woodland Learning
Woodland Learning afternoons take place on Tuesday for Mrs Howells class and Thursdays for Mrs Evans (please wear old clothes).
PE
P.E. lessons are as follows:
Mrs Howells - Thursday Outdoor Games and Friday Indoor P.E
Mrs Evans - Monday Outdoor Games and Tuesday Indoor P.E
Come and see what we will be learning this term ....
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Autumn Term 2009
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Knowledge and Understanding of the World
- To learn about our bodies, how they work and how we look after them
- To undertake activities such as gardening and planting to find out how things grow
- To explore our school environment and discover the changes Autumn brings.
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Language, Literacy and Communication Skills
- To revise all the 'Jolly Phonics' sounds
- To practise writing the sounds s,a,t,i,p,n,c,k,e,h,r,m,d,g,o,u,l,f,b ai,j,oa,ie,ee and or
- To develop reading skills by learning to blend sounds and read tricky words
- To develop oral and social interaction using the 'Time to Talk' activities
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Personal, Social Development, Well-being and Cultural Diversity
- To become confident with school routines and become more independent.
- To develop concentration and enhance social skills such as turn-taking and sharing.
- To learn about the Harvest festival and explore how it is celebrated around the world
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Mathematical Development
- To read, write, order and count numbers to 10.
- To recognise 2D and 3D shapes.
- To compare objects for length/height and use appropriate vocabulary.
- To undertake practical addition and subtraction activities
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Creative Development
- To experiment with collage, colour mixing and printing in a variety of mediums.
- To create art related to 'The Little Red Riding Hood' story
- To enjoy using percussion instruments, moving to music and singing songs.
- To join in with songs related to the body
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Physical Development
- To develop gross motor skills using large outdoor equipment and apparatus
- To develop fine manipulative skills using small tools, writing equipments, dough etc.
- To develop an understanding of movement and how to explore space
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Welsh Language Development
To use 'Ga i .... ?' in a variety of contexts
To use language related to the weather on a daily basis
To develop an understanding of the Welsh language through use of everyday commands and vocabulary
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Don't forget to look out for some important events coming soon...
Parents Evening
Harvest Festival
Christmas Concerts
Diolch,
Mrs Howells & Mrs Evans
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