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Cherry Tree Class Blog
14.11.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
The week's are flying by too quickly!
Our PSHE this week was all about 'What makes us Happy'. Someone from Mind Mate came and delivered a Whole School Assembly. The children then talked about happiness and listened to the story of Elmer. They then enjoyed creating their own colourful elephant. We had some fabulous designs!
In maths we have been adding a single digit to a 2 digit number where there is crossing of the tens. The children were shown a variety of strategies to use. We have also been adding and subtracting multiples of 10.
In English we have continued to use the story of 'Where the Wild Things Are'. The children enjoyed using drama to help them to imagine that they were in the forest (setting of the story). Then then wrote their own description of the setting remembering to use expanded noun phrases.
Our topic work this week was about how the fire service changed after the Great Fire of London.
We have also started to learn the songs for this year's Christmas Performance. The children should all have been given their parts by next Friday and we appreciate your support in helping them to learn their lines at home.
Happy Weekend!
Mrs Moore
07.11.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
A great first week back after the half term break.
In English we are looking at stories with an imaginary setting. Our first book is 'Where the Wild Things Are'. The children have been making predictions about the story and creating word banks to describe on of the 'Wild Things'.
In maths we have continued with our work on addition and subtraction. We have been adding and subtracting a single 1 digit number from 2 and some 3 digit numbers where there is no crossing of the tens. We have also been adding by making 10.
In our topic work we are continuing our work on 'Emergency 999'. This week we have looked at what happened after the Fire of London and what changes were made when rebuilding the city.
Thank you to all those parents listened to their read child read during the half term break. Can I just remind everyone of the importance of regular reading at home, it really is vital at this point in the children's learning. Your support with this is much appreciated.
Have a great weekend.
Mrs Moore
24.10.25
Mrs Moore (f.moore) on: Cherry Tree Class Blog
Well we have reached the end of the first half term of the academic year.
What a wonderful few weeks it has been!
The children have all worked so hard and settled really well back in to the school routines.
Have a wonderful half term break and I will see you all in November.
Mrs Moore