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Stream pathway
Stream pathway
Module 6
We sorted bears into the the correct colour bowls
We enjoyed going on a phase outing to Busy Bees
A Tiger Student reaching for the stars in rebound therapy this week
A Tiger Student completing puzzles independently during Early Morning Work
A Tiger Student placing his picture into our self- registration pocket
A Tiger Student working on his motor skills by pressing sea creatures into playdough
We enjoyed tasking a variety of fruit in our cookery lesson this week.
Tiger Class loved watching and engaging with a seaside themed performance
We used shaving foam and brushes to wash the shells
We painted bubble wrap to print onto starfish.
We enjoyed some quiet time in the Library, choosing our own books
A Tiger student using bingo dobbers to make marks onto sea creatures
We have been exploring the different properties of sand.
A Tiger Student practising his motor skills during morning activities
We have been learning about different ways we can look after animals
We chose a gift for someone special
We used pipets to encourage ice blocks to melt
We enjoyed time jumping on a bouncy castle with our peers
We used animal sound buttons to explore pattern
We peeled off the tape to rescue the animals
We enjoyed jumping into the ball pit in soft play
Module 5
We explored the balance scales using scoops and lentils
We enjoyed reading books in the library
We planted beans and watered them
We experimented with melting the ice to discover the flowers
A Tiger Student strengthening his finger muscles
We relaxed whilst swinging in the hammocks
We made marks on the interactive whiteboard and chose the colours we wanted
We played along to music with the boomwhackers
We experimented with the balance scales using lentils
We have been working on our fine motor skills
We experimented with floating and sinking
We took part in a training session with the balance bikes
We went fishing, exploring how many we caught
We explored the different textures in the gloop
A Tiger student taking the dinner trolley back
MODULE 4
We made chocolate Easter cakes, practising our mixing and pouring skills
We experimented with pouring water down the drainpipes
We used bingo dobbers to make marks on Easter chicks
A Tiger student using a beater to play the xylophone from side to side
We matched shapes in our inquiry learning
We enjoyed some time in the Soft Play room, rolling the balls along the surface
We made marks by printing animal footprints
We made Mother's Day cards
A Tiger student enjoying the swing in our Forest area
A Tiger student engaging brilliantly in rebound therapy
We rescued animals by peeling off masking tape
A Tiger student enjoying the spinning top in the Zen Den
We explored a tuff tray of chocolate gloop to enhance our learning about 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'
A Tiger student with a Peter Rabbit themed hat to celebrate World Book Day
We made marks in shaving foam during our Write Dance session
A Tiger student enjoying bouncing on the trampoline
We explored a sensory story of Goldilocks and The Three Bears
A Tiger Student building a castle with bricks
MODULE 3
We made different sounds with the woodland instruments
We made cards for Valentine's Day
We enjoyed quiet reading in the library
We enjoyed the story of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'
We used ribbons to make different shapes in the air
A Tiger student building a tower with bricks
A Tiger student focussing hard on a magnet puzzle
We celebrated Chinese New Year by decorating lanterns
We enjoyed parachute activities with our friends
We found shapes in the rice and matched them to the shadows
We threaded cotton reels, practising our fine motor skills
We explored sound steps in our Music lesson
We experimented with different equipment to send to a partner.
A Tiger student enjoying jumping on the trampoline.
We explored the woodland in Forest School
We have been practising our scooping and pouring skills.
We have been exploring how to keep the balloons in the air.
A Tiger student enjoying the book, 'Hansel and Gretal.'
MODULE 2
Reading for pleasure in the school library.
Using wooden blocks to build a house for the 3 little pigs.
Reading for pleasure in the school library.
Creating our own poppies by scooping black beans into red cupcake cases.
Mark making in red glitter for Remembrance Day.
Using potatoes and red paint to print poppies.
Using toilet rolls dipped in paint to create a firework scene.
Mark making using a chunky paintbrush in shaving foam and paint.
Using finger paints to create a colourful firework scene.
Welcome back to Module 2! We are excited to continue with our transdisciplinary theme, How We Express Ourselves, as we dive into fresh learning experiences and discoveries. This term, our students will explore new ways to communicate and understand the world around them. With the holiday season approaching, we look forward to incorporating festive creativity and celebrating each learner's unique perspective. Here's to a season of growth, exploration, and joy!
MODULE 1
Using Autumn objects to outline common shapes.
Rolling, pinching and cutting cinnammon salt dough
Using a paintbrush to decorate a shoebox for our Harvest Festival donations.
Using 'yes' and 'no' symbols to indicate whether they would like to try the fruit during cookery and nutrition.
Using computer skills to mark make on the IWB, drawing lines and circles.
Working on fine motor skills by using pegs to create Hedgehog spikes.
Making marks using potato mashers in cocoa paste.
Listening to the maths song '5 little men' and taking away a man each time they flew away.
Hand over hand exploration of the tactile book 'That's not my Goat'.
Throwing and catching through playful hands on experiences.
Reading and engaging with the tactile book 'That's not my cow'
Exploring and engaging with autumn themed objects, using a tooth brush and spray bottle to melt the ice.
Exploring and engaging with the colour sorting tuff tray.
Mark making using sticks, focusing on drawing lines.
Exploring colours and shape, space and measure as well as developing hand eye coordination by building towers
Mark making using a chunky paintbrush, focusing on drawing lines.
Working on fine motor skills by scooping up the coloured rice and feeding the farm animals.
Mark making using a chunky paintbrush, focusing on drawing lines and circles.
Welcome back, everyone, to a new academic year! We hope you all had a fantastic summer and are ready to dive into the exciting journey ahead. Whether you're returning or joining us for the first time, we are thrilled to have you in Tiger Class. Let's fill this year with curiosity, growth, and fun.
We can't wait to see what we’ll accomplish together!