Week
4 has been a fun-filled week full of crafts and activities that celebrate the
Cc phonic sound. It has been great to see students settling back into our
classroom routines, and we have enjoyed having all of our friends back at
school this week!
In
Literacy this week, students have been learning the initial letter sound Cc,
for example cat starts with c, c, c. During the week we have been reading the
story The Very Hungry Caterpillar, making handprint crabs, using construction
materials to build castles, and serving coffees and cakes in our new café!
Students have also been practising how to use their bodies to count the
syllables in words and have loved singing along to The Syllable Song.
In
Numeracy, our number of the week was the number 9. Students have been
practising how to write the number, recognise the number and count to 9. During
the week, students made number caterpillars, fed 9 leaves to their caterpillar,
and sang along to Dr Knickerbocker.
Next
week we will be looking at the initial letter sound Kk, for example king starts
with k, k, k, and our number of the week will be the number 10. To reinforce
the sound of the week and the number of the week, students will be making kites
and will be counting 10 colourful tails to attach to their kites.
Over
the next week, students will be sent home with a set of flashcards covering the
sounds that we have learnt so far (Aa, Ss, Tt, Nn, Pp, Ii, Mm, Rr, Cc). These
flashcards will be given to you on a sheet of paper and will just need to be
cut out. We encourage you to use these flashcards to revise letter sounds with
your child at home whenever possible. These flashcards will be yours to keep
and will not need to be returned to school.
Just
a friendly reminder that news telling will begin this week and news notes will
continue to be sent home over the coming weeks.
Congratulations to our Room 4 students who received a merit certificate this week!
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