Mitchell Year 1-2

Welcome to Mitchell Class!

Teacher: Miss Brook

TAs: Mrs Bennett / Miss Harris / Mrs Hill / Mrs Peden / Mrs Svensen

Important Information

Please can children bring in book bags everyday. 

Reading books will be changed on a Tuesday and a Thursday. The children will be choosing their own books from the boxes or the library. 

PE is on a Monday and Wednesday. After half term, it will be on a Monday and Friday.  

Homework (Literacy, Maths, Spellings, Times Tables / Number bonds) will go out on a Wednesday and is due back on the following Monday. Spelling, times tables / number bonds test will be on Monday. 

A polite reminder

Please can I remind all parents that book bags and reading records need to be in school everyday.

Reading records will be signed every Tuesday and Thursday.

Homework is due in on Monday (spellings, times tables, English and maths).

Thank you.

9.10.19

A prickly visitor!

We were very lucky today as Mrs Davies brought in her hedgehog to show Mitchell class. The children were allowed a close look while Mrs Davies was holding her and then asked some questions. They were very inquisitive which was lovely to see!

4.10.19 
Rock star Day!

The children looked fantastic for the launch of Times Tables Rock Stars! Thank you for all the efforts made with the outfits. The day started with a fantastic rock themed Golden Assembly, with the whole school singing 'We Will Rock You'. I hope the Year 2s enjoy playing TTRS at home as it is a fun and interactive way to learn their times tables. 

23rd September

English

Today the children came into the classroom and gasped in surprise. The classroom had been wrecked over night. They had to become detectives to find clues as to who the trouble maker was. Some of the clues included whiteboards saying 'Evil pea rules' and Mwah ha ha'. There were vegetables taped up, Broccoli had been drawn on and the tomatoes were being made the walk the plank! Team Mitchell decided that Evil Pea came into the classroom while all their superheroes were asleep and caused the chaos! They decided that they wanted to catch Evil Pea and explain the Golden Rules to him so he knows how to behave at Longlands! 

19th September - Geography

Today the children went on a walk around the local area. They were looking for clues or any hiding places as to where Evil Pea might be. The children found all sorts of different places, including in the post box, a hole in the floor, grass, flower pots and even on the bus! 

It was great to explore the area and to see the children so engaged with their learning!

17th September

English - Vegetable Superheroes!

Following on from Supertato and The Evil Pea, the children have been busy creating their own vegetable superhero. They worked in partners and used different materials to create arms, masks, capes and costumes for their heroes. They look absolutely fantastic! 

11th September 

Science

Today we were learning about different parts of the human body. The children started by singing heads, shoulders, knees and toes. They then had to guess what our lesson was on. The children got into their groups and were able to draw around someone on the playground. They had to show Miss Brook what they knew about the different parts by labelling them. It was great fun to watch the children interacting and bringing the science to life by linking it to themselves! 

4th - 6th September

Art Week

This week was art week and the children created many masterpieces! There was a focus on the artist who the class is named after (Joan Mitchell) who was an expressionist and abstract artist. The children created their own versions using different painting techniques. They then used these as a background to create an all about me display which is outside the classroom. For this they had to pose for a picture! 

There was also a focus on the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. For this, the children learnt some facts and wrote them down. They then used papier mache to cover a balloon and turn it into a moon. They then painted them grey and these have been used to help create a whole school display in the corridor. 

The children then created a self-portrait on a paper plate. These gorgeous paintings greet them every day as they enter the classroom! 

We had great fun, as you can see from some of the photos and it was lovely getting to know all the children's different personalities!