Discovery Centre

Highlight

Hello Foundation Families,

A busy maths week this week! In the classroom, students explored analogue time, making different o'clock time and half-past times on their clocks. They also made little watches and wrote their own analogue time. They also attended the 'World of Maths' incursion and were able to explore a range of fun maths activities and puzzles based on real life, including bridge building, pattern making, mazes, and sorting. 

In Guided Inquiry, students continued their investigation into where there food comes from. This week, they looked at where honey comes from and how important bees are. They wrote a bee fact and made a cute bee craft. 

Thank you to everyone who has brought in a recipe to share. In writing, students have been writing procedures and have been practicing writing our own recipes and it has been fun to explore the diversity of recipes in our classes. 

Have a lovely weekend!

Tegan, Emma and Ashley

Reminders

• Hats are back, please make sure your child has a labelled hat and wears it every day.
• Please visit lost property for any missing jackets, vests or other items.
• 29/11 - Pevan and Sarah Excursion

Pupil of the Week

FT - Reya N

For demonstrating a love of learning in Writing this week. You worked hard to add details in your procedural writing tasks and sequence the events of your weekend recount!

FE - Jennessa C

For demonstrating creativity and perseverance when writing a procedural text about making breakfast. It was great to see you sounding out your words and carefully writing on the baseline. 

FC - Jabir C

For demonstrating integrity and making good decisions for himself and others. It was great to see you focus on making improvements to your procedural writing this week.