We are a Year 2/3/4 class.
There are 10 pupils in our class, 6 boys and 4 girls.
Our Teacher in Woodpeckers is Cat. Our Support Assistants are Sue, Taylor and Vicki.
This Spring term our topic will be 'Romp Stomp Squeak'. Please see termly overview below.
Swimming will be on a Tuesday morning. PE Thursday afternoon. We have a range of enhancement sessions such as forest school, tyre park, light room and soft play throughout the week.
Photos and messages can be sent in via e-mail to Cat. Please e-mail us or phone if there is ever anything you need to tell us or ask. We always love to hear from you.
It is important to be kind and look out for each other, so please don't be on your own if there is anything you need to talk about, or that we can try to help with.
On this page you will find resources, links and ideas to support any home learning or extra curricular activity you may want to take part in. Please do get in contact for any specific things you might need and we can add them to our class web page.
Woodpeckers Spring overview
Here are some fun activities you might like to try at home:-
Imagination Tree - Sensory and Practical ideas
Barefoot Books - you don't need to pay, just click Play All!
Monkey Puzzle story by Julia Donaldson
Music chrome lab-make your own music
The phonics scheme we follow is 'Read Write Inc'. Here are the sayings we use as we teach letter formations:-
Here are some short videos to watch and talk about with your children about keeping safe on the internet. There is also a really useful website for adults and guardians to provide more guidance about internet safety.
Child friendly Internet safety video
Online safety rhyme (Discovery Education)
Keeping children safe on line - Information for parents & guardians
Here is a game you might like to play:-
Or why not play your own 'looking game' using 3 bowls / containers to hide a toy, chocolate button or sweet underneath, move the bowls around and see if your child can find the hidden item. You could make this more difficult by using more containers. Perhaps your child would like to hide the item for you to find too.