Sunflowers
Welcome to Sunflowers Class!
Sunflowers class is a mixed age class for Nursery and Reception age children. We aim to give all children the best possible start to their education through practical learning activities. Nursery children attend mornings only and Reception children stay for the full day. They are taught by Mrs Gregg (Teacher), Miss Nash ( Full Time Teaching Assistant) and Mrs Hardy (Part Time Teaching Assistant). If you have any questions about the Foundation Stage Curriculum please talk to Miss Carter.
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The Sunflowers Class Blog!
Clay Cross Fire Service Visit 11.3.20
Police Visit 28.2.20
Santa's elves and reindeer came to visit us in school! December 2019
Balancability! November 2019
Tuesday 26th March 2019
The reception children went on a bus to Mansfield theatre. We went to watch a performance of 'A Tiger Who Came To Tea'. We really enjoyed it and loved joining in with the singing and dancing!
Monday 25th March 2019
We spent the day with Dan Magness a freestyle footballer. We learnt lots of new tricks and skills using a football!
Friday 8th March 2019
We met the Acorns class pet snail 'Shelly'.
Wednesday 6th March 2019
We met our new school guinea pigs 'Rhubarb and Custard'. We are learning to sit still and quiet when they are out of their cage. As they grow bigger we will be able to hold them ourselves. We are learning how to care for them.
Tuesday 5th March 2019
Today is pancake day. At snack time we tasted pancakes!
Monday 4th February
We read the story 'The Gingerbread Man'. We then had a go at making our own gingerbread. We were worried they were going to escape out of the oven so Miss Nash had to keep watch!
21st January 2019
Look at our fantastic writing! The reception children have been having a go at writing a sentence about the story 'Goldilocks and the 3 Bears'.
18th January 2019 Ice Experiment!
The shapes have been frozen in the ice, how can we get them out? We discussed ways to melt the ice, here are our ideas...
- Hit the ice with a hammer
- Wrap the ice in a towel
- Leave the ice in the classroom to melt
- Put the ice on the radiator
- Put the ice in cold water
- Put the ice in hot water
We found out that putting the ice in the hot water melted the ice the quickest. We also learned that the ice wrapped in the towel melted the slowest. We learnt the words 'freeze' and 'melt'.
November 2018
We visited the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. We had a tour and then had a go at high jump, running, long jump and basketball.
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Mary's Meals backpacks are loaded into the van for delivery
Circus Skills Day
