Foundation
Creating a love of learning with Mrs McBride & Miss Jenni
Foundation
Creating a love of learning with Mrs McBride & Miss Jenni
Friday 4th July - End-of-term BBQ, casual clothes and 2.30 pm dismissal.
Thank you to all our wonderful families for another amazing term.
Students are invited to come dressed as a 100-year-old person!
Mrs McBride is busy planning lots of fun activities for this special day.
Next Term, Foundation students attend a swim and gym program with the Year 1 students. Students must wear their bathers to school under their uniform.
Students will need the usual: a towel, underwear, goggles and/or swim cap if they need it, a plastic bag for wet things, and plenty of food.
Recess snack is eaten at school at 10am, and lunch is after swimming before Gym, so you can imagine how hungry the students get! Please name everything.
The dates for Swim/Gym are:
Friday 29th August
Permission forms will be available on XUNO shortl
Wombat Stew! Wombat Stew! What would we put in it? What did we love about the story? Can we act it out? These are just some of the questions we have been discussing and working through lately in Foundation.
We have also been working hard on our fluency when we are reading. This means that we may read the same sentence 4 or 5 times to make our voice sound 'interesting'.
We have also enjoyed using nursery rhymes to practice our rhyming words, looking at identifying words and sorting them into sentences. It has been a great way to look at text features.
We continue to use a range of engaging learning tasks to practise counting, sorting, making and representing our numbers 0-20. The dice game was a huge hit! Each student rolled a dice, then students had to 'race' to calculate the two amounts and point to the correct number on the page. If they both got the same (& correct) answer, students gave each other a high five! If they made a mistake, they had to do 3-star jumps.
We have been learning about where we live, and comparing this to where different animals live. Students have investigated a range of habitats and identified the animals that live in these spaces, then presented this to the class. We have discussed what animals need to survive and identified a range of different animal features. Our next step is to create an imaginary animal, design a habitat for it and draw and label its features.
Lots of fun was had at the Football clinic today.