Adel St John The Baptist

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Welcome to Year 1

 

Year 1 Information

PE days this half term are Mondays and Thursdays.

Reading morning this half term is on Tuesday 28th January 8.40-8.55

Year 1 Curriculum Map

Science Knowledge Organiser

RE Knowledge Organiser

History Knowledge Organiser

Year 1 Class Blog

Numbers to 100

Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 1 Class Blog

This week in maths we have started looking at numbers from 50 to 100. The children worked really well, counting forwards and backwards from different starting points and completing number tracks. 


Health and Wellbeing Week

Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 1 Class Blog

What a busy week we have had for Health and Wellbeing Week! Year 1 have taken part in Sports Day, a skipping workshop, a calming yoga session, a running challenge and lots of PSHE including a focus on sun safety. Today we were thinking about healthy food and enjoyed making a delicious and healthy Greek salad. Most of the children enjoyed tasting it too!


Clay Minibeasts

Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 1 Class Blog

Before half term Year 1 made some wonderful minbeasts out of clay as the culmination of our recent learning in art. We left them to dry over the holidays and today we painted them, choosing and mixing our colours carefully. Well done Year 1!


Science - All About Plants

Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 1 Class Blog

This half term in science we have been learning all about plants, with a big focus on learning the basic parts of plants and their functions. Today we used magnifying glasses to more closely examine some of the plants in our school grounds and discussed which parts we could see. We then did a matching activity to practise identifying seeds and the plants they come from.


Henri Rousseau

Peter Dalrymple (PDalrymple) on: Year 1 Class Blog

In art today we have been learning about the art of Henri Rousseau. We found out a bit about the artist, and looked at his famous painting, Tiger in a Tropical Storm (Surprised!). We used oil pastels to extend the foliage that Rousseau painted, looking in detail at the colours and shapes.  


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