Good Morning, Reception.
I hope that you all had a lovely half term holiday.
Today, we are going to practice reading and answering questions using some of the phonemes and tricky words that we focussed on last term.
Can you read and answer these questions out loud?
Choose three of the questions to write the answers to. I would like to see you writing in pencil, using your phonics sounds and tricky words without a grown up helping you. Don’t forget your finger spaces!
Challenge: Can you write two of your own questions for me to answer?
I am looking forward to reading your independent writing today.
Love from Miss Siswick. (I will be at school so I will not be able to respond until later today.)
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Good Morning Miss,
My questions are:
Is the sky orange?
Do frogs jump in the clouds?
🙂
I uploaded picture to the school blog.
Amber completed her phonics work fine. We sent a picture. An interesting debate happened with Daddy when he heard Amber talking about sharks being unable to jump up trees. Daddy said tree sharks could jump but Amber decided on her own answer.
Ryan read the questions – the word thunderstorms was the only challenging part.
He wrote down the answers and two questions for you Mis Siswick using his own spellings:
What is your favourite season
What is your favourite month of the year
Can teddies play with blankets?
Can a window move?
Can a ladder move to a house?
Dear Miss Siswick, Chiara can’t wait to see you tomorrow
we read the sentences
-frogs can swim in ponds
-no the moon is white
-i love plums
-the shark can’t jump up a tree because he has no legs
-I am afraid of thunderstorms because it is dangerous
-no because spoons don’t have hands
pictures sent
Hello miss siswick,
We sent you a picture! We read all the sentences on our own.
Well done, all of you. I am looking forward to seeing your photos when I get home as I can’t do it on my phone. All of the teachers have been at school today, getting ready for you. We are looking forward to seeing lots of you tomorrow.
Hi, Marcus was happy to do his phonics today, I think he’s actually missed it!
We sent a photo of his sentences…