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We had a visit from Reverend Ian at St John’s church.he talked about teamwork, how is it important to work together and how Christian’s also think this is very important. He said that the people at the church work together and have great teamwork. He explained that we use different parts of our body, they work together to help,us eat, run etc
He then talked about how people work together in school, sports, music etc. the children gave examples of how people work together,. Such as, different positions in football, different instruments in a band, helping your friends in school. We then sang a song about God.
Today in English we introduced the text ‘The three little pigs.’. The children will be using information from the text to write characters descriptions, setting descriptions and to be able to orally retell the story in the correct order using associated story language. They will also use role play to support them. They had great fun today using the role play tough spot to act out and retell the story.
Below are dates of some valuable webinars through Healthy Minds, South Tyneside and Sunderland Mental Health Support Services, looking at school transitions, anxious school returners and more!
You may have been supported by The Wise Group in the past, and you may be eligible for further support through our HEAT service.
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Today in 1B, we have been looking at plurals in our English lesson. We looked at the rules of adding -es onto the end of words to show that there are more than one. We used or phonics to say the sounds and write each word and then we decided whether we needed to add -s or -es to make them plural. We had such fun and even practiced it more in planning time!
