This week we have been learning the Glory Be. We have done well verbally and ordering the lines.





This was the view from the teachers desk this afternoon during indoor playtime. Don’t worry, its all tidy now.





St Adrian's Catholic Primary School
To learn, to love, to live
This week we have been learning the Glory Be. We have done well verbally and ordering the lines.
This was the view from the teachers desk this afternoon during indoor playtime. Don’t worry, its all tidy now.
Using small world figures, the class have been retelling the Gospel story of The Road to Emmaus.
In English we have acted out the story of Jack and the Beanstalk. We gave each other notes on how we can improve out story telling.
Linking our Science to Literacy, we have also planted some beans in clear baggies so we can watch them grow. After three days, we can already see shoots emerging from two of the beans.
With some wonderful assemblies and events this week, Easter has truly been experienced in Year 1.
The children took different approaches to their Easter Garden Art. And together they are spectacular.
Talk about diversity! Look at these little chicks made by the class. Each one has its own personality.
A very Happy Easter to everyone and we wish you a joyful break.
We have finished the month off with some very exciting PE using the large equipment.
We showed off climbing skills…
Travelling in different ways……
Clambering, hanging and challenging…..
taking turns and listening.
This week we continued to explore and observe. Spring is coming slowly to the playground. Today we spotted more blossom and a sleepy bumble bee, buzzing between the daisies.
We have worked hard this week retelling a story and today we wrote it out in our books, following a plan we made the previous day.
We have been tracing patterns in time to calm music to develop our pencil control, regulate our feelings and learn to move in time to music.
(“Glances” by Sarah L Mauro – Youtube)
This week was Science week and there was lots good activities across the school. In Year 1, we looked at changes over the seasons and how we adapt our behaviour throughout the year. We wear warm clothes in the winter and always have a raincoat, even in summer!
In class we planted grass seed in response to the book “Dinosaurs and all that Rubbish.” In the book, the man destroys the planet to build a rocket. The Dinosaurs come back to life and replant nature.
And we watched them grow.
We shared them in our class assembly.
The school had fun dressing up as characters from stories and taking part in a book quiz. In Year 1 the children drew themselves in their costumes. I have my favourite….what do you think?
We have also planted some grass seed in response to our Literacy text “Dinosaurs and all that rubbish.”
Maths was tricky this week as we learnt to add near doubles. We have tried many different ways but using the rekenrek was the most useful!
In English, we imagined what we would do if we found ourselves on an empty planet.
We took a walk around the school to look for early signs of Spring.
As part of our learning about Toys, we have made a few of our own in DT
We found some odd socks at home and stuffed them with fluff. Then we decorated them with elastic bands and pipe cleaners. We gave them eyes and some other features and thought about the different characters they might be.
Now they hang in the classroom like a line of brightly coloured hanging pupae!
Science experiment!
Carrying on from last week we have been testing materials (and our teamwork) to find the best waterproof materials to make an umbrella. We tested, cotton fabric, plastic, foil, tissue and paper. Which one do you think was the most effective?