This week, the Reception children came back to find some vegetables tied up in the classrooms! They discovered that it was the work of the Evil Pea from Supertato, the book we have been focussing on this week. The only way the Evil Pea would release them was if the children completed challenges that he had set them. The children had to design and label a new cape for Evil pea, draw their favourite vegetables and label them and write compliments to Evil pea. They also had the opportunity to create our own amazing lollypop stick superheroes, use vegetables and paint to stamp with and even developed their fine motor skills when they had to tie up Evil Pea! It has been such a fun week!
In maths, the children were introduced to the term, estimation. The children have been practising making appropriate estimations of the number of objects in different sets. They then counted them to see how accurate their estimations were.
As it was Remembrance Day on Monday, the children learned about the significance of this day in their topic session. We took part in the 1 minute silence on Monday as a sign of respect.
In maths, the children were introduced to the term, estimation. The children have been practising making appropriate estimations of the number of objects in different sets. They then counted them to see how accurate their estimations were.
As it was Remembrance Day on Monday, the children learned about the significance of this day in their topic session. We took part in the 1 minute silence on Monday as a sign of respect.
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