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This page has been set up to provide useful information for parents and pupils alike. You will find the termly topics listed below.
Please ensure that your child is completing their Reading Eggs/Fast Phonics and Mathletics every night in order to support their learning.
Numeracy
Numeracy
- To access and begin to use Mathletics to improve mental calculation skills.
- To be able to count on and back from any given number to 100.
- To be able to count in sets of 2 to at least 20.
- To be able to correctly use a number-line to count on and back to complete simple sums.
- To recognise and understand the symbols + - =
- To learn the quick recall of addition and subtraction facts within 10.
- To use different counting strategies to find the missing number in a simple equation. 7 + ? = 9. To explain how they found the answer and to begin to understand that addition and subtraction are the inverse of each other.
Topic Maths
Shape :To recognise and name 2D shape extending to pentagon, hexagon and octagon.
Time: To read o’clock and half past times using analogue and digital formats
To learn the days of the week and months of the year.
Literacy
Literacy
Phonics – Sounds-write programme beginning with initial code.
Talking and Listening
- To listen to and take part in a range of class discussions.
- To begin to clearly communicate thoughts, feelings, opinions and ideas.
- To be able to follow class instructions to complete tasks more independently.
Reading
- To access and begin to use Reading Eggs to further develop their knowledge of key words.
- To read key words in line with Sounds write programme and continue to read texts from school scheme, Oxford Reading Tree.
- To develop the quick recall of key words from school scheme.
- To read for pleasure and enjoyment.
Writing
- To be able to use their knowledge of phonics and key words to write more independently.
- To use full stops and capital letters with increasing accuracy.
- To understand the term noun and know that a noun is the name of an object, place or name of a person.
- To recognise nouns in simple texts.
- To be able to write on a line forming letters more accurately.
- The focus for this term writing genre is on how to write instructions.
Calendar
October 2024 | December 2024 | |||||
Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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Fri 1 School Closure, Halloween |
Sat 2 |
Sun 3 | ||||
Mon 4 |
Tue 5 P5 Shantallow Library 11.15 - 11.45am |
Wed 6 |
Thu 7 Gaelic Club (3pm to 4pm) |
Fri 8 |
Sat 9 Do this in Memory of Me - Mass (6pm ) |
Sun 10 |
Mon 11 |
Tue 12 P6 Shantallow Library 11.15 - 11.45am |
Wed 13 |
Thu 14 |
Fri 15 |
Sat 16 |
Sun 17 |
Mon 18 |
Tue 19 P4 Shantallow Library 11.15 - 11.45am |
Wed 20 |
Thu 21 Gaelic Club (3pm to 4pm) |
Fri 22 |
Sat 23 |
Sun 24 |
Mon 25 |
Tue 26 P7 Shantallow Library 11.15 - 11.45am |
Wed 27 |
Thu 28 |
Fri 29 |
Sat 30 |
ICT
- To be able to control and use a mouse to access and use different applications.
- To be able to type their name and compose simple sentences to create and an invitation.
WAU Topic : Them Bones
Children will learn all about their bones and skeletons, plus discover how to keep their bones strong and healthy.
Monster Boxes
We hope to make ‘Monster Boxes’. Can you please send in an empty box. This can be anything from a tissue box to a cereal or shoe box. Your child has designed their box so feel free to send in any art and craft materials that would help them.
Thanks for your support.
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Greenhaw Primary School,
Carnhill Estate,
Londonderry
BT48 8BA
Tel:028 7135 1908