Grade 1 Students
Celebrating our outstanding Ones!
Grade 1 Students
Celebrating our outstanding Ones!
In 1A, we had a Teddy Bears Picnic as part of our class reward system. We were able to bring in a bear for the day and we did lots of activities with them. We wrote about our bear, measured them with linking cubes, read ‘Were going on a bear hunt’ and of course we ate our lunch together. We had so much fun!
We have been practising our double facts – here we are playing ‘Busy Bee Doubles’. We had to roll a 10-sided die, double the number and then colour in a hexagon which had the answer. The first person to get 5 in a row was the winner!
Last week 1B worked on their bridging skills during Maths sessions - counting through to 10 utilising friends of 10 knowledge and counting on the remainder. Eva applied her friends of 10 knowledge beautifully while completing the activity below.
This week during Maths we revisited multiplication. Everyone in 1B had fun playing ‘Brick Multiplication’. Students had to role two dices - the first dice representing the number of groups and the second, the amount in each group. They then had to write it as a multiplication and a repeated addition sum.
Grade 1s have worked on understanding the structure of narrative texts and have rewritten classic fairy tales. We have worked through the 5 stages of writing to plan, draft, revise, edit and publish. Here are some of our published pieces where we changed the characters of Little Red Riding Hood.