Welcome back for another fantastic term. We hope
you had a lovely Easter break.
Literacy
Week 1
The phonics focus for this week in literacy has been double
consonants, ll, ff, ss, zz. Children learnt that when we read a
double consonant i.e. 'ss' we just make the one sound i.e. hiss h-i-ss. Our sight words for Week 1 - they, and, were.
Week 2
We are focusing on Consonant-Vowel-Consonant words i.e. cat, leg,
big. We are also learning about nouns - nouns are naming words for a person, place or thing.
Week 2 sight words - on, was, her.
Numeracy
This week we have started to learn about volume.
We focused on the language of volume including more than, less than, full
and empty. We also learnt about the different ways of making 4 ie 2 and 2
more, 3 and 1 more , 4 and 0 more.
Mothers day stall
Our wonderful P&C are holding their annual mothers day stall
until Friday 10th May. Located outside of the BER learning center and in the
undercover area in the mornings from 8:15am-8:45am and in the afternoons from
3:05pm-3:35pm. Gifts range from $1 -$7. Raffle tickets are $2 for the hamper.
Class photos
Midland photography has informed us that school photos should be
ready for distribution next week.
'Dress Fancy Day'
A note has come home regarding free dress for Friday 10th May.
Children who participate need to bring in a gold coin donation to go towards
the year 6 fundraiser.
STEM
On our first day back this term, we completed a STEM challenge. The students had to work in pairs to build a bridge from Lego. The bridge had to be long enough to cross the river, and wide and strong enough to hold a Lego person. We had so much fun making our bridges.
Room 3 and Room 5 Assembly
Room 3 and Room 5 will be presenting the Junior Assembly on Friday 17th May. The theme for our assembly is road safety, so students need to bring a helmet as part of their costume, and where bright coloured clothes. Some children will have a speaking part at the Assembly. If your child has a speaking part, they will bring it home in their reading file. Please help them to learn to say their part without reading.
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