14/3/2025

Y1’s Weekly Class Blog
This week in class we have been learning: In history, how did air travel begin and built the first aeroplane to fly? In science, do all daffodils have the same number of petals and what signs of spring can we see? In Jigsaw, how does keeping clean keep me healthy? In RE, does everything have a cause? In PE, how do I jump like a gymnast? In writing, what are pronouns and proper nouns? In Maths, how do I use the tens and ones to make numbers to 50?

Our Flashback 4 Questions have been:
1 Today: In writing, we need a _________ ____ at the end of a question
2. This/last week: In DT, name the 3 different type of joins that we made.
3. This term: In history, who were the astronauts who went to
the moon?
4. Last term: In geography, name the capital cities of the 4 countries of the UK.

Next week we will be asking: In history, how did Henry Ford speed up the making of cars? In science, what materials would be the best for a dog’s bed? In Jigsaw, I understand that medicines can make me feel better. In RE, does everyone believe in God? In PE, how do I walk like a gymnast? In writing, how do I write a letter? In Maths, how do I partition and recombine 2-digit numbers?
In Phonics: most of the children are now learning the Set 3 sounds (see sound mats in bookbags to support your child with their learning). Please continue to read and change their books regularly. I have also sent home a sheet of QR codes which give you direct links to Phonics videos that we use in school which will enable you to support your child’s learning of the sounds.
PE Days: our days are Monday and Wednesday
Book Bags: please send your child with their books on a Monday to be changed for the week. Please spend the week reading the three books that the children now have in their bags. In addition, your child may come home with a ‘Little People Big Dreams’ book of their choice. If you read it with them and they are able to answer the questions on the inside cover, they can bring it back to earn more house points from Mrs White if they get them all correct.