Welcome to...
'Flo-Jo' Class
Welcome to Flo-Jo class! This page will give you some key information about our class and show you some of the learning that takes place. You will also find useful links to help support your child at home.
MEET THE TEAM
This is the 'Flo-Jo' Team. Mrs Mabbott works at the start of the week (Mon-Wed) and Mrs Hamer finishes off the week (Thur-Fri).
We are supported by our fantastic Teaching Assistant Mrs Littlefair,who works all week.
27th February- School re-opens for children
2nd March - World Book Day
17th March - Comic Relief
W/C 27th March -STEM week
28th March & 30th March -Parents Evening
Thursday 30th March- Final day of term for children
Friday 31st March - INSET Day
17th April - School re-opens for children
Our new topic is ...
Whatever the Weather!
We will focus on a book each week and ask the following questions.....
'Rumble in the Jungle'-What is the weather like in the jungle?
'A Dot in the Snow'- What is the weather like in the poles?
'The Water Princess'- What is the weather like in the desert?
'Non-Fiction Text/Seasons' - How can we use the weather forecast?
'The Easter Story'- How do we celebrate Easter?
Home Learning- If you need to self-isolate
If you need to self-isolate then please follow the 'Suggested Daily Timetable' and any attachments sent. The bold activities highlighted are directly linked to the work we will be focussing on in school. Please feel free to send a Dojo message if you require further support. We are always happy to help.
Remember to use our fantastic Reading and Mathematics resources. Log in using your child's log in and get going.
The log in is the same for both MathSeeds and Reading Eggs.
Additional Resources to help with Learning from Home
Below you will find all the resources that will support your child's home learning.
Please read with your child on a daily basis and comment in their reading books.
Go Noodle - this is a great website for guided dance and yoga activities. You can go on the website or search for them on YouTube. https://app.gonoodle.com/
I have attached some videos below (scroll down to see.)
You may also find some these links useful too:
Singing Walrus - There are lots of wondeful maths, action and literacy songs for your child to use.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe1VpF4wS_kdcjyTRSXBcnQ
Cbeebies (Alphablocks) - There are lots of useful literacy based activities for your child to enjoy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/alphablocks
Sky Writer - To help your child with their letter formation.
https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/skyWriter/index.html
Things to practise at home
Dress and undress independently including doing up their own coat and shoes
Help to tidy up
Use the toilet and wash their hands independently
Use a knife and fork
Spend time sharing books
Talk about everyday things
Ask questions and be observant
Recognise letters of the alphabet and the sounds they make
Practise writing letters
Practise writing their own name
Identify different numbers in the environment
Phonics Screening Test
Follow the links below for games that allow children to sound out and read some real and alien (made up) words. Remember to click the back button to return to the Longmoor website.
Reading real and alien words
- click 'free phonics play'
- click phase 5
- Choose game: Buried Treasure, Picnic on Pluto or Dragons Den
- Click phase 5 again.
Games for finding different spellings of sounds
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/wordsandpictures/phonics/postcard/index.shtml
Other fun phonics games
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/wordsandpictures/longvow/poems/fpoem.shtml
WHISPER - Anonymous Reporting Tool
Sometimes it is really hard to tell an adult if you feel like you are being bullied. That is why we have subscribed to WHISPER. It is an anonymous reporting tool which allows you or your child to report any incidents of bullying and cyber bullying in confidence.
Click on the web link below to fill in a report. It will then be emailed to Miss Hughes (Online Safety Coordinator). Messages are checked as often as possible. In order to resolve issues effectively and promptly, please include your name. This will be kept in the strictest of confidence.
If you have any concerns or worries about your child regarding online safety and would like further advice, please contact Miss Hughes or Mr Lyons, the school's online safety co-ordinators or speak to Mrs Dainty, Headteacher.