Celebrating superstars in Y1 Fig…
Brilliant progress in reading and independent writing in continuous provision- a fact book all about Pandas!
Category: Fig
Manipulating paper in Y1 Fig (art process lesson)
For this week’s art lesson we experimenting with manipulating paper: turning 2D into 3D. We tried crumpling, folding, cutting and
Drawing birds as research (art in Y1 Fig)
In art we are thinking about sculpture linked to our animal topic- ‘Claws, Feathers and Fins’. We started last week
Y1 Fig’s trip to Tower Bridge
We were very lucky and saw the bridge open twice!
Finishing our sculptures in Y1 Fig (Art Week)
We made our own ‘water paper’ using rubbings with crayons and graphite sticks and collaged these onto our waves.
Sculpture in Y1 Fig (Art Week)
We built up our waves with cardboard and then covered them with Mod Roc.
Art Week in Y1 Fig
It’s art week and we are completing this year’s Take One Picture project. We’ve been studying the painting A Shipwreck
Y1 Fig’s trip to the Maritime Museum
We met Captain Crow and spent lots of time role-plying in the Ahoy! gallery.
This week in Fig Class we are celebrating…
these two for their brilliant work and effort.
This week in Fig Class we are celebrating… ⭐️
On Friday we celebrated two children in Fig Class for their excellent work and attitude.
Celebration Assembly in Y1 Fig
This week we celebrated some brilliant independent work in provision: a potion book and a map of a ‘The Crystal
Geography in Y1 Fig
We’ve begun to create maps of the classroom, colour coding different areas and creating symbols as a precursor to a
Exploring Autumn in Y1 Fig
We’ve been observing the trees and leaf litter in the playground and playing weather games – an adult describes weather
Y1 Fig Class- celebration assembly
This writing was celebrated this week.
We found slug eggs! (Y1 Fig)
We found some small, translucent spheres and researched that they’re slug eggs. We’re keeping a close eye on them.
Comparing number bonds in Y1 Fig
Today in maths we built number bonds to 10 and started to notice that they are equal to each other.
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