Mr Quint’s group showing us what brilliant gardeners they are. 15.07.20
We now have are very own pumpkin patch! A kind parent brought some pumpkin plants in to school. Our happy band of green fingered children weeded and dug the raised beds. We then planted the pumpkin plants and have watered them daily. We have had great fun and have learnt all about looking after plants.
All the children at home are working extremely hard. An enormous thank you to all the parents for your continued support. Here are a few examples of some of the excellent work.
Ella
Harry
Max B
This is a fun song to help the children remember to social distance. We talk about staying in our bubble and not going into anyone else’s bubble!! Sing along – you will recognise the tune!!
Apple class are working incredibly hard to score high points and try and win their heats in the weekly tournaments in Times Tables Rockstars. Well done Apple Class, you have done it again this week! Brilliant, excellent work – keep it up!
It is wonderful to see all the different work coming in from Home Learning. All of Apple class are working so hard and showing me what clever and creative children they are. Keep the work coming in, you are all doing a fantastic job.
Ella
Lola
Harry
Kadie
It is great to see all the different activities that make us feel in the ‘Green Zone’. These are activities that make us feel happy, energised, feel good, focused and ready to learn.
Apple class have been busy making treasure chests, burying their treasure and then making a ‘Pirate Treasure Map’ Arrrrrrrrgh!!!!
Josie
What a wonderful variety of work is coming in! Children are making wonderful Pirate flags and Treasure maps in their SOLE work. Some are planting things and making Dens which put them in their ‘Green zone’. Others are making edible clocks!!!!
It is also brilliant to see how hard they are all working with their maths and literacy. Well done Apple Class, you are working extremely hard.
Caitlin
Lola H
Rufus
Apple class have been producing some terrific work. It has been great seeing all the work about Captain Cook and his travels around the world. Keep sending in your work – it all looks brilliant. You are all certainly working very hard at home. A big ‘Thank You’ again to all parent/carers: You are all doing a fantastic job.
Lola S
Well done Apple Class. Absolutely brilliant . You were the champions last week. You are all working so incredibly hard – I am very proud of you. Keep going – we now need to stay at the top!!
Apple class are all very busy at home and it is great to see the excellent work that is being produced. We must say a great big thank you to all the parent/carers for your brilliant support.
Ella
An enormous thank you to all the parent/carers for your continued support at home. Here are some more examples of our Awesome Apples busy working at home!!
Well done everyone!
Oscar
Harry
My Number One Fan!!!!
Davi
Sophie
Well done everyone for working so hard at home. Remember to look at all the folders even if you don’t get chance to complete everything. There are lots of fantastic things to do.
An enormous THANK YOU to all the wonderful parent/carers ……….. you are all doing amazingly well.
Harry
Caitlin
Ella
Ella
It is lovely to see all the hard work being done at home with your parent/carers. Everyone has a totally different situation at home, so please don’t worry if you are not able to send work in. We will have the biggest ‘Show and Tell’ in the world when we are all back together!!!!!
You are all doing a BRILLIANT job.
Max K
Ella
Ella
Lola S
Apple class are working so hard at home. Lots of work is coming in and even if you can’t send it in your parents have told me all about how hard you are working and all about the great things that you are doing.
An enormous thank you to all the parent/carers: You are all doing a FANTASTIC JOB!!!!
Josie:
Lola S:
Poppy
Brilliant work still coming in from our class. Please don’t worry if you can’t send your work in. We will look at all your wonderful work when we all get together again.
You are all doing a fantastic job.
Parents and carers – you are all doing great, thank you.
Harry:
Max B
Everyone is working extremely hard and really trying their best with the work that we are setting. Well done Apple class and thank you parent/carers for all your amazing support.
Lola S
Apple class children have been working really hard at home and here is some of the wonderful work that I am receiving. Thank you very very much to all the parent and carers. You are all doing a fantastic job.
Sophie
Thank you everyone for sending in work. You are all working so very hard – well done. Please don’t worry if you can’t send any of your work, we will have an enormous ‘show and tell’ when we all get back together!!!! This is just some of the work is coming in – thank you. Also an enormous thank you to all the parent/carers – You are doing a fantastic job.
Oscar
Joshua
Thank you to the children who are sending in work. If you are completing work in your book then you could ask your parent/carer to take a photo and send it to dquint@hazeldown.devon.sch.uk.
You are all doing brilliant at home , well done, we are all very proud of you.
We all had a fabulous treat today as we were entertained by two exceptional classical musicians Alfie and Rebecca. This was organised as part of the Teignmouth Classical music Festival. They played all manner of instruments including violin, viola, bassoon, glockenspiel, xylophone and piano. They played music from a range of composers and periods. Both were amazing musicians who swapped instruments constantly. We would like to thank Rachael Shearmur from the Teignmouth Classical Music Festival who organised this event.
We would also like to encourage you to visit some of the many events that are taking place in the following weeks in Teignmouth, a leaflet was sent out last week.
The children were absolutely engaged throughout the performance and we all had a wonderful afternoon.
Apple class looked fantastic today dressed up as their favourite book characters. An enormous thank you to all the parent/carers for all the effort in making the children look brilliant.
Year 2 had a very interesting and very informative talk this afternoon by a friendly Fire Officer called John. The children learnt all about safety in the home and school and what to do in the event of a fire. They learnt about various risks and how to avoid them. They also were asked to remind parent/carers to test their smoke alarms at home. A great presentation from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Services. Thank you.
Year 2 had great fun experimenting with bubbles outside. We used a range of bubble blowers to create bubbles of different sizes. How big could we make our bubbles? How many could we catch? Could we catch one and try and make it bounce? It was a really windy day which was even better.
| Year 2 Home Learning – Friday 10th January (All learning to be handed in Wednesday 29th January.) |
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| Reading In Year 2, we expect you to be reading for at least 10minutes, five times a week. This needs to be recorded in your individual reading record. |
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| Home Learning Menu
Over the next 2 weeks you must complete an activity/series of activities that total at least 15 points. How you choose to do so is up to you! For example, you may just complete the fifteen-point activity or may choose to do one ten and a five-point activity; you could also choose to do three five-point activities – it is completely your choice! Have a look at the activity menu below:
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Year 2 had an amazing trip today to iBounce as our memorable experience for the new topic Bounce.
We had great fun bouncing , jumping and balancing. A great start to our new exciting topic.
Year 2 had a brilliant day today. We were doing all sorts of activities involving food, all part of our ‘Muck, Mess and Mixtures’ Learning Journey!
The activities were:
A food tasting table – a selection of food from all over the world – an enormous thank you to all the parents for sending in such a fabulous assortment of different foods.
A melting experiment – making Choc Crispy Cakes.
Food art – using food stuff to make pictures.
Ice cream – home made ice cream (This took longer than expected so we will enjoy the results tomorrow).
Dough making – We made pizza dough using Mrs Jeffrey’s home grown herbs.
A fabulous day which we all thoroughly enjoyed.
Today we started making potions. Taking inspirations from ‘George’s Marvelous Medicine’, we poured in a teaspoon of frogs spawn, a pinch of snake’s scales, the juice from a lizard’s spine as well as many other gruesome ingredients. What other things might you need a list of ingredients for?
We have an exciting new maths app. We have begun using this in class but you can also access it at home. Its called NUMBOTS. Your login details are the same as your TTRock stars.
Year 2 children had a fabulous ‘memorable experience’ afternoon for our new Learning Journey “Muck, Mess and Mixtures”.
We all put on old clothes and took part in mixing, measuring, experimenting and generally having fun and making lots of mess. We had magical messy cakes, multi-coloured foam and bubbles everywhere. A great time.
All year 2 children are loving the fact that we have a real life, living rockpool in the classroom! The children have already identified, shrimps, crabs, hermit crab, pipe fish, baby fish, rock goby, sea anemone and sea snails.
Both Willow class and Maple class had a creative morning in the school grounds. We didn’t take any paper, pencils or crayons. The idea was to use natural resources to produce a piece of art. The children demonstrated great collaboration and creative skills. A wonderful morning.
It was scooters galore this morning. Everybody had a scooter, either their own or one provided, and we learnt new skills, learnt how to jump and had lots of fun racing. It was brilliant fun and a big thank you to Wheeled Sports Academy for a great morning.
Year 1 and 2 thoroughly enjoyed a Devon Cream Tea to celebrate the end of our “I Love Devon” learning Journey. The scones tasted amazing because we made them. We all indulged ourselves with cream and jam which of course was served in the Devon way ………… Cream first!!!
Year 1 had a wonderful afternoon making and baking scones. They all took a turn in mixing the ingredients and the finished results looked fabulous.
Year 1 took advantage of the lovely weather and went outside to produce a pencil sketch of what they could see. We talked about how important it is to observe really carefully so that their masterpiece is full of detail. The children learnt a great deal about pencil sketching.
Year 1 learnt all about balance, control and safety whilst using the gym equipment in the hall. We talked about how to move up and down the equipment in different ways whilst keeping safe.
Year 1 had a wonderful treat today with a visit from the RNLI Lifegaurds. We learnt all about beach safety and how to have fun and keep safe. The two lifegaurds told us all about what flags to look for on the beach and what to do if you are in trouble.
Year 1 Spelling Focus: ‘ea’ sound
Handed out on Monday 1stApril; Tested on Wednesday 24thApril.
- tea
- bead
- cheat
- put
- our
Year 2 Spellings
Focus: y changes to an i and add -est
Handed out on Monday 18th March; Tested on Monday 25th March
- happiest
- busiest
- loneliest
- shiniest
- laziest
- ugliest
- prettiest
- after
- again
- any
All the year 1 children looked amazing in their costumes on World book day.
They were read to by their older friends from Year 5. It was a lovely day and a big thank you to all the parents for the amazing effort with their costumes.
Year 1 and Year 2 had an exciting afternoon as we re-enacted the Great Fire of London. We took all our amazing models and set them up on the playground like a London street. We sang “London’s Burning” as a four part round. We then watched as our model London caught fire from a small flame in the bakery in Pudding Lane. It was incredible how the fire spread from house to house down the street. It was an amazing spectacle to watch. An enormous Thank You to all the parent and carers for coming in to watch. A great afternoon.
It has been a brilliant two days in Year 1 and 2. We have all been making Tudor Houses for our celebration event. An enormous thank you to all the parents that have come in and helped the children. The models are looking wonderful. We will notify parents as soon as a date has been arranged for the celebration event which is, of course, weather dependent.
This morning Year One have been looking at o’clock and half past, we used the clocks to show each other where the big hand and small hands need to go.
Why not have a go at home and tell the time !
Over the next 2 weeks you must complete an activity/series of activities that total at least 15 points. How you choose to do so is up to you!
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Over the next 2 weeks you must complete an activity/series of activities that total at least 15 points. How you choose to do so is up to you!
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Year 1 children completely immersed themselves into an art lesson using oil pastels. They used all different shades to illustrate flames and water and plants. The results were very impressive.
Hazeldown are taking part in the Christmas tree festival at St Michaels church this weekend. Pop down over the weekend and see our tree,all the decoration have been made by the children.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Merry Christmas.
