Leopard Class
Stream pathway
Stream pathway
Module 1
We are excited to begin Module 1 with our new theme, “Who We Are.” This term, children will learn about healthy lifestyles, including balanced diets, and explore the important people in their lives at home and school. We will also be settling into new routines, making the most of our outdoor spaces, and enjoying weekly Forest School sessions to build confidence and curiosity. We look forward to an exciting term of learning.
Arai liked searching through the books on each shelf in the school library, until he found just the right book to look at!
Noah enjoyed sitting with an adult and listening to them tell him what the picture on the page was. He held the adults finger to point to one picture at a time.
Antonela loved feeling different textures of the images in the story of 'That's not my baby'. Antonela showed some good signing too, copying key signs from the adult supporting her including 'baby', 'hat' and 'duck'.
Jimmy used his gross motor skills to move himself from side to side in the giant spin top. Jimmy also liked moving the spin top backwards, laying in this on his back.
With adult support, Caleb used the body rocker to rock forwards & backwards. As he became more confident using this, he then briefly let go of the adults hands and rocked independently for a few seconds!
Noah was supported to roll on his belly on the peanut ball, rocking forwards and backwards; he enjoyed this motion!
Finley enjoyed tasting different fruits during our story of 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar'. He tasted all of the same fruits which the caterpillar enjoys!
Antonela joined in with pointing to & counting the fruits which the caterpillar eats.
Caleb enjoyed pretending to help the caterpillar to eat each of the fruits; making munching & crunching sounds, as he pretended to feed the caterpillar.
Antonela explored mark making using a water pen to draw within a variety of different shaped & letter stencils.
Arai used different sized & shaped containers to explore tipping and pouring during water play.
Noah used his problem solving & fine motor skills to open different latches and locks on a puzzle.