Amazing Year 1 Learning!
Hello everyone!
I’ve had a really good week setting you tasks and seeing some of your learning. Here are a few pictures of them…
Home learning
Hi Year 1!
The amazing home learning continues! Take a look at what some of your friends have been up to…
Home learning
Hi Year One!
Take a look at more of the great things that are going on at home.
Lots of great maths, reading, writing, science, geography and art!
Click on this link to see some amazing geography!
Home learning
Hello Year One!
Well done for completing another week of home learning! I’m super impressed with the learning that’s happening at home. Here’s some pictures showing some of the fantastic things that have been going on.
Lots of science, maths, geography and art!
Someone has been learning how to ride her bike. Go go go!
Look at this amazing model of the Empire State Building!
One lucky person celebrated her birthday last week. Happy Birthday! We all hope you had the best day. The cake looks delicious.
Finally, a HUGE well done to this young man! Last week, he decided that he wanted to run 2.6 miles and raise money for the NHS. On Friday, he completed the run and raised over £2600!
WOW! Incredible effort! We’re all very proud of you.
Home learning
Hello, Year One!
Well done for completing another week of home learning.
Take a look at the photos of some of the learning that’s been going on:
How delicious do these Greek salads look!
Video message from Mr Parker!
Good afternoon, Year One!
I’ve had a little go at recording a short video message for you as it has been so long since you’ve seen my face. It’s a bit odd seeing and hearing yourself on camera so I’m sorry if I come across a bit nervous!
Follow this link to view the message.
Enjoy!
Easter activities!
Good afternoon, Year One!
I hope you’ve all managed to settle back into the home learning tasks after a little break!
Here are some photos of children in our class having fun during the Easter break.
Please continue to send photos of the different things you are up to – it’s really great to see.
Remember to stay safe, stay positive and keep smiling!
Mr Parker 🙂
Hello from Mr Parker
Good morning, Year One!
This is just a quick message to say, hello!
I hope that you’re all OK and are enjoying a little break from the daily learning tasks. I hope this little break has given you the opportunity to do lots of different and fun things to keep you busy!
If you’ve done any of the Easter activities that are on the website, please feel free to email them to me – I’d love to see them.
I hope to see you all again soon and remember…
Keep smiling! 🙂
Grandad’s answers…
Thank you so much for all of your questions for my grandad about his teddy. As there were so many, I couldn’t choose them all but I made sure that I asked him at least one of the questions that each of you sent me. Find his answers below:
How old is your teddy?
“He is 85 years old in August.”
Where did you get it from?
“My mother’s friend got it for me as a present when I was one week old.”
What is its name?
“I just call it Teddy.”
What does it feel like?
“It’s quite hard but soft in places.”
Does it go everywhere with you?
“Not anymore – it just stays in my house. It used to when I was a little boy. I moved around a lot, especially when I younger during the Second World War.”
Why is it so unfluffy?
“It used to have lots of fur but it has become worn over the years. My mother had to repair it a few times.
Does it have other clothes?
“No. It has another suit but it got damaged during the war so my mum had to make it this shirt. It’s worn this shirt since around 1941.”
Have you ever lost your teddy?
“Yes – once. I left it on a train in Lincolnshire around 1944. Luckily, someone noticed I had left it and gave to the train porter who left it at the next station. My mother sent a letter to the train company to see if anywhere had it. They sent a letter back, telling her it was waiting for us at Lincoln station and we went and picked it up.”
Do you still love your teddy?
“Of course I do. I once watched a television show where you could send in your old toys to be restored. I never wanted to do that as then it wouldn’t be my teddy.
When my mum went to drop some things round at my grandad’s house, he had this little message for you.
He’s hoping that when we get back to school, he will be able to come and visit you all so that you can meet him and his teddy.
Home learning tasks
Wow! I’ve been so impressed with some of the great learning that is happening at home.
Well done, Year One!
Take a look at some of the learning that you and your friends have done:
Remember, feel free to send me any learning you’ve done at benparker@spherefederation.org
Keep it up 🙂
