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We read we are going on a ghost hunt and we represented the five ghosts we found using a five frame! We matched the number on the number track!

We wore our safety googles and used hammers to hammer golf tees into the pumpkins. This has been great for our fine motor skills and building our arm muscles too!

Class One worked with Mrs Ula to bake pumpkin shaped biscuits. They enjoyed combining the ingredients, rolling the dough and cutting out the pumpkin shape. There were lots of star bakers!

Reception have been painting pumpkins in their artbooks. They used the correct colours and shapes to create a painting of the real orange pumpkin on the table. They used the vocabulary stalk, vine, pumpkin and ridges to describe the parts of the pumpkin they were painting. 

Class 3 have loved putting together everything they have learnt to make an information zine!

The French dynamic duo!

Well done girls for applying your amazing French detective skills this morning.

Class one have enjoyed running their own hot chocolate shop in class one! We poured warm, velvety hot chocolate and added giant, fluffy marshmallows. There has been some super talking and vocabulary used! 

We have enjoyed exploring creating pumpkin artwork in the style of Yayoi Kusama.

We used bright colours and black spots to add spotty detail to our pumpkins. 

We used dough to create 5 little pumpkins sitting on the wall for our five frame!

We found one less each time one fell off the wall. We smashed the pumpkin with our hand. 

We also represented the amount using numbers and tallies. 

Super maths and fine motor fun! 

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We have been using dough disco to help us improve our finger strength and muscle development. We created flower shapes by pressing the dough, snail shells by curling the dough and we enjoyed moving the dough to our favourite songs and rhymes! Give dough disco a go together at home using our dough…

Class 3 have loved learning their spellings in a creative way during morning work.