Monday 22 September 2014

Friday Post 1

We spent our first Friday in Reception accessing a range of indoor activities and having our taster lunch with parents/ carers in the school hall. We did very well indeed!

The next Friday we spent time working on our self portraits...

Friday 19th September

Our second full day was a very busy one indeed. Here are a few photos to show you what we were learning and doing...


Using media and materials to represent ourselves


Making choices and being creative with increasing independence


Excellent!


Independent work!


Sustained level of concentration and creative thinking shown. Well done!


Using tools to manipulate the dough to create parts of the face. Careful and precise work. Well done!


Able to clearly describe in great detail as to all the features of the face included in her representation. Efforts shared with whole class. Super!


We worked in groups to measure each other. 


We also used mathematical skills to record our findings, including hair and eye colour. Well done!



Can you spot your mark making?


During exploratory play, we developed our thinking and ideas through using th 2D shapes to create structures, using the language to describe height: tall, taller, high, higher when comparing our efforts.



Excellent counting!


Spending time outdoors to develop our writing skills is helping us a lot...and fun too!


 Excellent!


Great!


 So many letter shapes from our names...



A really busy day!

A super playtime on the pencil playground too. We were super fast at lining up on the snake!

Well done Everyone!

Miss Bunting


















3 comments:

  1. Wow reception children are doing really good....what a start..well done all of you!!

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  2. Wow Reception
    You seem to be having a fantastic time and learning lots of new things.
    well done

    Miss Wilding

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  3. Thanks for all your hard work Reception team - our family love reading the blog every week and seeing what Imogen and her friends are up to!

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