Foundation 2

Our class is made up of very enthusiastic, creative and considerate F2 pupils, our teachers are Mrs Dawson and Mrs Hill and our teaching assistants are Mrs Todd and Mrs Bramwell. In our Early Years unit, we respect each other and are proud of each other’s achievements. We work together to create a welcome and warm class atmosphere, where every class member feels valued and loved. In F2, we are so lucky that we can take our learning both indoors and outdoors in our amazing large early years area. We love exploring and sharing and all this super engaging play supports our fantastic learning.

We hope you enjoy looking at our class page…

In F2…

We are kind.

We are honest.

We laugh a lot.

We work hard.

We have big dreams.

We have lots of fun!

Spring Term
 

This term we have been finding out about different habitats. 

We made some hot chocolate and gingerbread biscuits and took them with us on a winter picnic. Trixie the elf came with us and we made lots of fairy homes in the woods for her friends to visit over Christmas.

Pumpkin Soup

We have enjoyed sharing the story Pumpkin Soup and having a go at making our own soup.  We chopped and sliced the vegetables and put them into the pot. We enjoyed eating our soup outside by our very own little campfire.

It was the best you ever tasted - just like in the story!

We have been talking about our different pets and found that we have lots of different pets that share our homes with us. We have guinea pigs, cats, dogs, budgies, fish, hamsters, rabbits, chickens and even lizards!

We have had a visit from some ferrets, a giant rabbit, some guinea pigs and even a dancing dog!

We have been busy getting ready for our Harvest Festival assembly. We have learnt to sing the song Big Red Combine Harvester and we have made hats to wear.  We have found out how some of our foods get onto our plates and we have collected some tinned foods to share with others.

We enjoyed reading the story of The Little Red Hen and joining in with the retelling.  We have even had a go at making our own bread. 

We noticed that the tree outside our classroom had dropped lots of its fruit and it had made it hard for us to walk down the path. We found lots of different bowls, buckets and containers to help collect and move the fruits.  We were not quite sure what the fruits were, so we put some onto our tuff spot and investigated! We cut them, chopped them, squeezed them and smelt them and we were surprised to find that what we thought were little crab apples were actually tiny pears.

Now our path is clear and we can all walk to our classroom without squashing any fruit!

While we were thinking about improving our environment, we also planted some flowers that will keep it looking nice and bright during Autumn.

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