Wondrous Willows
Wondrous Willow Class
Year Reception 2023-2024
Welcome to Wondrous Willows Class!
Teachers: Miss Jones and Mrs Archer (Wednesday)
This half term our project is "Ticket to Ride". During this project we will be investigating vehicles past and present, exploring space travel, designing rockets and finding out about different countries!
In our Literacy we will be using a Talk for Writing approach with a model text of "The Rainbow Fish". This story tells of the Rainbow Fish who is the most beautiful fish in the whole ocean with its iridescent scales. However as the Rainbow Fish is very vain and proud, he becomes more and more lonely over time. Then he realises that you can't win friends through beauty and begins to share his glittery scales with all the other fish!
Homework
Homework will be set on a Friday via Tapestry.
PE
PE will be on a Thursday. Children should come to school in their PE kit on their PE day.
Forest School
Wondrous Willows will be going to Forest School weekly and sessions will be on a Wednesday. Children will need to bring appropriate clothing to put on such as waterproof coats, trousers or suits and wellington boots.
Drinks & Snacks
Please ensure that your child brings a drink of water (not fruit drinks or squash) to school each day. This needs to be in a labelled bottle that we can keep in the classroom which can be accessed during the day.
Your child will receive a piece of fruit or vegetable during morning snacktime.
Books
Reading practise books will be sent home on a Friday and will need to be returned by the following Monday.
Book Club
Books to share with family at home can be changed during the week as the children choose.
What are we learning in Willow Class? Click below to find out!
Summer Term (1st Half) Curriculum Overview - "Ticket to Ride"
Summer Term (2nd Half) Curriculum Overview - "Fun at the Seaside!"
Phonics at Bitterley –
Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised
Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised is a systematic and synthetic phonics programme, which ensures children build on their growing knowledge of the alphabetic code, mastering phonics to read and spell as they move through school.