Bumblebees have shown incredible number representation in Maths this half term by sing a tens frame and suing a range of different objects to represent each number. 

English has been a blast this half term! We have loved exploring with vehicles and reading our half term book Car Car Truck Jeep! The class have enjoyed singing along to the book and pointing out the different vehicles in story. We've role played the different vehicles through felt boards and also using ramps. Our aided language boards have been a fantastic way to learn directional language!

PE is always a fun lesson for Bumblebees but nothing beats the parachute lessons! It was so wonderful to have the whole class enjoy the parachute, through throwing balls, goingin under the parachute and jumping over it!

We're going to have such an exciting half term ahead! As we love vehicles so much we're going to be spending the half term exploring them through play, identifying them, describing them and using different ways to mark make with vehicles. 

We are so excited to teach these engaging lessons this term! The Very Hungry Caterpillar will be a very fun topic to build on the children's vocabulary. 

We are so incredibly impressed with the beautiful English work Bumblebees have been creating. We have explored the book Peter Rabbit's Christmas Wish and the different objects within the book. The children have been using colours to describe the different objects in the Christmas setting. 

Please see the attached file to read our curriculum maps and read about what all the exciting learning and activities the children will be doing. 

The class have really engaged with the pumpkins this week. What started as a fine motor activity, turned into an open ended exploration. They opened up the pumpkins with their hammers and hands and explored scooping and counting out the seeds as well as trying to find the other half of the pumpkin. 

During our community lessons, we have had a wonderful time exploring the different areas of the school. This week was Top Yard and the whole class transitioned beautifully and engaged in climbing and jumping around the area.