Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Extreme Reading Challenge!
This term Greenfields are holding an 'Extreme Reader' challenge!
E-mail your teacher a photo of you reading in an 'Extreme' (unusual) place and we will display your photo in our library and the best photos will recieve a prize at the end of term!
Remember 'Extreme' does not mean 'DANGEROUS'.
Willow Class - Miss Quinn's E-mail address is - equinn@greenfieldsapps.co.uk
Nursery - Mrs Wilson's E-mail address is - swilson@greenfieldsapps.co.uk
Rowan Class - Miss Daley's E-mail address is - ldaley@greenfieldsapps.co.uk
We look forward to seeing your pictures!
Willow Class - Summer Term Author is...
During the summer term we have opted to look at the author Eric Carle!
He has many books about plants/ minibeasts!
Have a look at home or the library to see if you can find any to bring in and share :-)
He has many books about plants/ minibeasts!
Have a look at home or the library to see if you can find any to bring in and share :-)
Friday, 4 April 2014
In Wibbly's Garden!
We all enjoyed meeting Wibbly Pig again and 'In Wibbly's Garden' there was a BIG surprise waiting for Wibbly - and for us!
Maisy - "Wibbly Pig couldn't find Pigley"
Esme - "I think he's hiding under the tree!"
The children loved lifting the flaps to reveal who or what was hiding there!
Felicity predicted what Wibbly might do with his bean -
Felicity - "He's going to plant a beanstalk - make a little hole, put the bean inside it and you put water in and it grows and grows and grows!"
We met a hen as Wibbly climbed up the beanstalk - Bailey suggested it might belong to Kipper!
Several children tried to guess what would be hidden behind the clouds . . .
Harley - "There might be a giant in there! - because giants live up there - the beanstalk"
Ember - "I think it's going to be a big, big, giant! Because I saw Jack and the Beanstalk"
Alfie - "I think it's going to be a big house - cause at the top of the beanstalk, I've got Jack and the Beanstalk"
Reece thought there might be a dragon, and Violet said it would be a castle!
Felicity - "It's just like Jack and the Beanstalk!"
Jessica - "I liked the castle, because it was so big!"
We thought the giant looked nice and friendly!
Lexie-Mai - "The giant said 'Where's my chicken?"
Lottie - "I liked it when the giant said 'Where's my chicken?' And I liked the beanstalk!"
The magic hen had a golden egg - and Pigley!
Alisha - "My favourite part was the giant!"
Sam - "I likeded the giant too - because the giant lost his magic hen and he found it"
Felicity - "I liked the giant 'cause he had a gold egg for Wibbly Pig - a magic egg!"
Wibbly Pig and Pigley were re-united, and Wibbly also got to keep the golden egg!
Thomas H - "I liked it when Pigley had the golden egg in the car"
Oliver E - "I liked it when the giant said 'Goodbye' to Wibbly Pig"
Noah - "I liked it when Wibbly drove his car away with the golden egg and the giant said 'Bye' !"
We wondered where Wibbly Pig might go next - what do you think?
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Willow class has - Amazing Brilliant Children!
Well done James!
Today James brought in a 'Judith Kerr' book called 'Mogs Amazing Birthday Caper'.
James had found this book at the library :-)
The children really enjoyed reading it as its a bit different from the others. Every page has most of the words on from a letter of the alphabet and the story runs in alphabetical order. This must have been very difficult for the author to do!
Thanks James - a great find!
Thank you to Amelia too who brought in a Judith Kerr book we shared a couple of weeks ago, 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea', its great that you enjoy reading it at home too Amelia!
Today James brought in a 'Judith Kerr' book called 'Mogs Amazing Birthday Caper'.
James had found this book at the library :-)
The children really enjoyed reading it as its a bit different from the others. Every page has most of the words on from a letter of the alphabet and the story runs in alphabetical order. This must have been very difficult for the author to do!
Thanks James - a great find!
Thank you to Amelia too who brought in a Judith Kerr book we shared a couple of weeks ago, 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea', its great that you enjoy reading it at home too Amelia!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)