Pirates

Naming clothing and accessories.

 Comparing her 2D picture with her 3D clay pirate.

Adding colour to her picture dictation activity.

 Checking she has all the accessories and clothes labelled.

Pirates made from modelling clay. ( Clothing, accessories, body parts)

The Home. The rooms and furniture.

The ESL House.

A beautiful tidy dining room. The table is set and laid with food and drinks by the two children.
The Kitchen is stocked with food after the family went shopping.
Three buckets, a spade and a garden fork are ready outside the front door for a day of gardening.


 Stairs from the bedroom lead down to the main bathroom. There are two toilets a bath, a shower and a hand basin.
Father, sister and brother sit in the living room watching Tv.

Making Pirate Ships. Instructional language and new topic vocabulary. Year 2 and Year 4 Students

          
 

Learning how to question correctly and use GOOGLE well, to research information for a presentation on Hong Kong. Yr 6.

Reading about a fire then seeing what we know about a fire scene. Talk and create stories.

Learning to read and match the names of household objects. A personal time challenge game. Yr2-6.

 

 

The Year of the Pig and some really funky looking pigs. (Instructional Language).

Making the most of Ms Hadlow`s Dolls' house. Students have been learning household object and home language vocabulary. Also mapping and planning skills!

Reading and thinking about water and at the beach.

Here are some books our Foundation students have been reading this term with a water or sea theme.
The mat was turned into a trip to the seashore by the students.
I loved the rock pool best as a student placed his version of a hermit crab in it.
Many of us read a wonderful short story about the Hermit Crab and then watched a video on how, when they grow bigger, they need to exchange their shells for bigger ones. When the biggest crab finds a new one, they all line up in size order and then pass their shell down to the next one. We saw five crabs lining up and exchanging their shells.
One group performed a drama explaining this process.