English: Poems
Maths: Time
Art: Sculpture
News in Year 1:
* We're all going to have lots of fun at the Extravaganza on Friday. Remember, non-school uniform day!
* Harry's birthday party, Saturday 4th june, at the Mom and Kids Cafe!
English: PoemsIn English, we will learn about Poetry. Here is a game to help you. You can learn about rhyme, alliteration and rhythm. Maths: TimeThis week we will learn about telling the time in Maths lessons. Here is a game to help you. Art: SculptureNews in Year 1:* The new song for this week.
* We're all going to have lots of fun at the Extravaganza on Friday. Remember, non-school uniform day! * Harry's birthday party, Saturday 4th june, at the Mom and Kids Cafe! Here is the news from Year 1! First, next week will be a lot of fun. On Friday the third of June, there is the School Extravaganza - an afternoon of fantastic fun, with loads of games, barbecues, balloons and more! Then, on Saturday the 4th of June, everyone in Year 1 is invited to Harry's birthday party - at the Mom and Kids Cafe11.30 - 1.30 pm (call Harry's mother on 13323498353 if you have any questions). NewslettersFrom now on, the TRIS Newsletters will be on the TRIS website. Click here, or go to www.tianjinrego.com, to see them - in English, Chinese, Japanese or Korean. There is an article in there about Woo Bin and his fantastic sports record on Sports Day (although everyone in Year 1 did really well. Except possibly Mr. Kohll!) Photos from this weekI hope you all had a good weekend! Mr. Kohll and Miss Lulu went to Beijing, where they visited the Beijing Zoo. Click on the picture to see the photos and videos! Has anyone in Year 1 been to a zoo before? Why not leave a comment about it? This week, we will be learning many exciting things. Here are a few of them: Money maths will help you to learn more about addition, subtraction, doubling and halving. It will also help to prepare you for learning about decimals in Year 2 and Year 3. Remember, Fun To Save is an excellent game to learn about money maths. In Science, we will learn more about sound. Click here to see our song for this week, which teaches children about instruments in an orchestra. It will also help their reading!
The Primary Sports Day was a great success, on the 18th of May 2011. Click on the pictures to see photos and videos.
Sports Day is on Wednesday! All parents welcome to come. Don't forget to bring a hat, or an umbrella in case of strong sunshine! I hope you all had a good weekend! Here is a photo of Grace catching fish. What did the rest of Year 1 do? This week, we will continue to learn about stories from other cultures and with repeating patterns in Literacy; we will learn about measuring and weighing in Numeracy; in Science, we will learn about the sounds made by musical instruments, and in PSHE we will learn about making good and bad choices.
Can all children please bring in their library books on Tuesday? We won't go to the library on Wednesday because of Sports Day events. Reminders: - Ice cream is being sold tomorrow! - Please remember to bring back library books on Wednesday, and bring reading books every day - some children have been forgetting to do this. - Sports Day is next Wednesday. Many children have ordered a barbecue meal and sent in money. It's going to be a really fun day! We had a very fun week in our first week back in school. In English, we read stories from other cultures (England - The Gingerbread Man - and Africa - It Takes a Village - were two of our favourites). We read them acted them out, and wrote about them. In Science, we learned about sounds and hearing, and how to use our ears to sense the world around us. We put on blindfolds and practiced listening to see if we could identify a person just by hearing their voice. In Maths, we learned about Venn diagrams and Block Graphs. We made them with roleplays, and with computer games, and in our books. And in History, we learned about the history of seaside holidays. We learned the story of how Prince George (the Prince of Wales 300 years ago) went to Brighton (in the south of England) because his doctor said he should, and how this began the tradition of the British seaside holiday. Mr. Kohll played Prince George, and told the children about his health problems (the real Prince George was overweight, and had pains in his neck). The children then went to see Miss Lucey, who acted as a doctor, and told the children that the Prince should go to Brighton to bathe in seawater. The children were very excited to hear about this, and came back with lots of advice, which they wrote on worksheets. And now, here are some photos we would like to show you! Can Miss Lucey hear who this is?
Helping Prince George
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