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Here is some of the Reception children's wonderful work!

We want to share a selection of the children's fantastic work they have been doing at home with their families. This is a mixture of work set by the us and some of their own amazing ideas!

Week Beginning 23rd March 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'The Three Little Pig'

Maths shape work

Flower printing

Georgie's phonics

Georgie made some words using the digraphs and trigraphs and then wrote her own sentence.

Oliver's 3 Little pigs wolf trap 27.03.20

Oliver's Three Little Pigs work

Oliver designed a trap to catch the big bad wolf and then explained it.

Theda's phonics

Theda practiced lots of tricky words.

William's Three Little Pigs work

William's big bad wolf trap and explanation.

Theda's flower printing

Theda found lots of beautiful flowers in her garden and then explored the patterns they make.

Daisy's phonics

Daisy played the mug game and then wrote some digraph words.

Oliver's phonics

Oliver wrote digraph words.

Georgie's shape work

Georgie did some shape art using chalks. She used masking tape to create the triangles and then peeled it away.

William's flower printing

William explored the shapes and patterns of the different flowers.

Myles' penalty shoot out

Myles was aiming for the numbers on the net.

Archie's stone art

Archie decided to paint some ladybirds.

Wilf's numbers

Wilf has been working really hard when practising the correct formation of numbers.

Daisy's rainbow

What a beautiful rainbow Daisy created for the trail!

Theda's stick characters

Theda made some wonderful puppets by whittling sticks and adding other resources.

William does Joe Wicks

William enjoyed exercising with his brother.

Myles made a jungle 23.03.20 hidden sounds

Myles' jungle

Myles created a jungle for his phonics practice. His mummy then added some digraph and trigraph sounds on stones for him to find.

Daisy's counting

Daisy used some playdough and spaghetti to create a structure. She then carefully counted the cheerios.

Wilf's bug hotel

Wilf worked with his daddy to build his own bug hotel. He helped to cut the wood and join it all together to make the structure.

William plants tomatoes

William has been busy planting his tomatoes with his brother.

Wilf's rainbow

Look at Wilf's wonderful rainbow for the trail!

Week Beginning 30th March 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'The Gingerbread Man'

Maths doubles work

Exploring living things in the natural environment

Shape art

Georgie's gingerbreadman poster 30.03.20

Georgie's Gingerbread Man work

Georgie created a poster to describe the Gingerbread Man and offer a reward.

Myles investigating

Myles marked out a square and made observations of what he found.

William's artwork

William used his understanding of 2D shapes to create this work of art.

Oliver's phonics work

Oliver has been practising his digraph and trigraph sounds with his brother.

Wilf camping

Wilf had great fun putting up his tent and camping with his family.

Georgie's maths work

Georgie has been practising doubling facts.

William's doubling work

William has been using symmetry to practice doubling.

Oliver planting

Oliver has been planting potatoes in his vegetable patch with his family.

Georgie's rainbow

Georgie was very proud of her large rainbow for the trail.

Myles' Gingerbread Man work

Myles labelled parts of the Gingerbread Man for his poster.

Myles' tricky word work

Myles used one of his favourite magazines to spot some of the tricky words we have been learning.

Week Beginning 6th April 2020

Here are some of the children's own wonderful Easter activities.

Archie enjoying the sun

Archie has been in the garden practising throwing and catching with his family.

Georgie learning about the body 2 easter

Georgie's human body work

Georgie drew a life size picture and has been finding out all about the human body.

Theda's human body work

Theda has also been finding out about the insides of the human body.

Wilf star gazing

Wilf has been using his telescope and finding out about different planets.

Oliver's lettuce experiment

Oliver used cut lettuces in water to investigate how they change over time. His lettuces grew new leaves and he measured them everyday to see how much bigger they got.

Theda's crown

Theda made this beautiful fairy crown using flowers from her garden.

Georgie's crown

Georgie was inspired by Theda to make her own pretty crown using flowers from her garden.

William's big achievement

William learnt how to ride his bike. Fantastic!

Week Beginning 20th April 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff'

Maths halving and sharing work

Exploring floating and sinking

Daisy's phonics

Daisy has been matching objects to words that have the digraphs and trigraphs we have been learning.

Myles' Three Billy Goats Gruff work

Myles drew his own troll and then wrote words to describe him. He named his troll spotty.

William's Three Billy Goats Gruff work

William drew his troll and said he was greedy, cross, mean, rude and harsh.

Archie's Three Billy Goats Gruff work

Archie really enjoyed drawing his troll. He decided his troll was happy.

Georgie's robot

Georgie decided to construct her own robot and designed a robot shop. Great idea!

Daisy's eggs

Daisy made these beautiful ice eggs. She found flowers and then put them in empty egg shells with water and froze them. Wow!

Myles' phonics

Myles played word bingo with his brother. The words had digraph and trigraph sounds we are learning.

Oliver's floating and sinking activity

Oliver tested different objects and then sorted them into the correct groups.

Daisy's trolls

Daisy designed these wonderful 3D trolls.

Daisy's floating and sinking activity

Daisy had great fun in the sun investigating different objects.

William halving an sharing

William used playdough and then the 'part, part, whole' model to solve some problems.

Week Beginning 27th April 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'

Maths pattern work

Creating a rainbow using natural materials

Carrying out an ice melting experiment

William's phonics work

William enjoyed playing the phase 3 roll and read game.

Oliver's ice experiment

Oliver used his special car and sugar and salt as the melting agents. He discovered that salt melted the ice much faster.

Daisy's pattern work

Daisy's used lots of different resources to create her repeating patterns.

Theda cooking

Theda has been doing some cooking from around the world. Here she made Bulgarian Gyuveche. Yummy!

Wilf's egg experiment

Wilf set up an experiment with vinegar and is going to observe it over a week to see if there are any changes.

Myles plays bingo

Myles played number bingo with his family. He was able to identify some very high numbers.

William's Goldilocks work

William wrote two sentences to tell us his favourite part of the story.

Oliver's rainbow

Oliver collected specific leaves and flowers from his garden to create a rainbow.

Georgie's pattern work

Georgie used her Lego to create her repeating patterns.

Daisy's crown

Daisy was inspired by Theda's idea to make her own pretty crown using flowers and leaves.

Georgie's fairy garden

Georgie designed her own fairy garden.

Theda's book

Theda has decided to write her own book about her teddy named 'Kitty'. She is going to write a chapter at a time.

Theda's robot

Theda was inspired to construct her own robot called John. She decided to dress in the same colours.

Myles' ice experiment

Myles also discoved that salt melts the ice quicker.

Daisy's rainbow

Daisy also created her rainbow using different flowers and leaves.

Oliver's Goldilocks work

Oliver drew and labelled the beginning middle and end of the story.

Week Beginning 4th May 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'Little Red Riding Hood'

Maths addition work

Cooking activity - making jammy dodgers

Creating worry dolls

Myles' Little Red Riding Hood work

Myles created a story map and then labelled the key parts on his map.

Theda's bluebells

Theda created her bluebells using an egg carton, pipe cleaners, small parts from a bell and paint.

Oliver's jammy dodgers

They look delicious!

The results of Wilf's egg experiment

Wilf watched his egg all week and recorded the changes. He discovered it was bouncy, it didn't break when he dropped it, the light shone through it and he could see the yolk. Fantastic investigating Wilf!

William's addition work

William used 'part, part whole' and wrote the number sentences.

Oliver's worry doll

Oliver chose the resources he wanted to use to create his doll.

Myles' estimating

Myles has been estimating how many objects were in his jars and then counting them to see how close he was. He recorded his results.

Georgie's story map

Georgie also drew her story map to retell the story and then labelled the key parts on her map.

Myles' skeleton

Myles read the story 'Four Silly Skeletons' by one of our favourite authors 'Sue Hendra' and then created his own using cotton buds.

Oliver's phonics work

Oliver has been writing sentences using his tricky word and phonic knowledge.

William's jammy dodgers

William also made some of the yummy biscuits.

Week Beginning 11th May 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'Jack and the Beanstalk'

Maths subtraction work

Investigating how plants grow

Making a musical instrument and composing a simple rhythm

Myles' Jack and the Beanstalk writing

Myles chose his brother to climb the beanstalk and he found some gold. Dad snores like the giant!

Oliver's lettuce

Oliver has been observing his lettuce grow and then measured it to see how tall it had got.

Georgie's castle

Georgie constructed this wonderful beanstalk and castle out of recyclable materials she found at home.

William's subtraction work

William has been using bus ten and twenty frames to solve subtraction problems. He then wrote the number sentences.

Oliver's musical instrument

Oliver decided to make a shaker using resources he had at home. He then composed his simple rhythm.

Myles' number bonds

Myles been learning his number bonds to 10 using halves of rainbows. He put them on the window so he can keep practising.

William's Jack and the Beanstalk writing

Williams decided that Sponge Bob lives at the top of his beanstalk and it rains sweeties up there. Yummy!

Myles' phonics work

Myles has been unscrambling sentences. He practised reading words which have consonant clusters. Well done!

Week Beginning 18th May 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on the story of 'The Enormous Turnip'

Maths

Healthy eating

Vegetable printing to make a vegetable patch

Myles' vegetable patch

Myles printed using paint to design his patch.

Oliver's Enormous Turnip writing

Oliver made a book and put all of the characters in the correct order.

William's pizza

William's made a pizza using healthy ingredients.

Daisy's question

Daisy use phase 4 tricky words to write her question.

Archie's flower

Archie drew a lavender after finding some in his garden.

Williams different ways of showing numbers

William's number work

William was able to represent numbers up to 20 in different ways.

Oliver's vegetable painting

Oliver printed with lots of different vegetables and colours.

1st June 2020

This week the learning set by the teachers included:

Phonics work

Literacy work based on non-fiction about the life cycle of a frog

Maths 3D shapes

Making stone specktled frogs

Is it waterproof experiment

There are also some photographs of the children's learning in school.

3D shape hunt

We searched for the shapes in the garden and then talked about their properties.

Georgie's Frog life cycle

Georgie wrote the sequence of the life cycle of a tadpole to a frog.

Myles' waterproof experiment

Myles carried out his experiment and then recorded his findings.

5 little speckled frogs

Oliver chose some stones and then painted them. He sang the song with his sister.

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