YEAR 2 (PINK)

Miss Stocks (Covering for Miss C Dunn)

Welcome to class 2D 

My name is Miss Dunn and I am one of two year 1/2 class teachers. We are supported by our wonderful teaching assistant Mrs Edmondson & Mrs Livingstone. 

 

On our page you will be able to find out all about the extraordinary and exhilarating learning that takes place in our class every day.

 

Please take a look at our page and see what we’ve been learning so far this year.

 

We welcome any positive comments you’d like to share so please keep checking back to see what new adventures we’ve been on.

 

Feel free to add/share pictures of homework completed throughout the year.

 

Thank you

Miss Dunn 

Year 1 PINK

Our Class Blog

MATHS DAY

EYFS & Y1 - Can dress up in a Numberblock Theme Y2, Y3, Y4, Y5, Y6 & 7B  - Can dress up in a Rockstar Theme.

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Where does our food come from?

Where does our food come from?

This week we set up a shop in our role play area to look to see where our food comes from. We then made some delicious soup by chopping, cooking and blending vegetables.

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Music workshop

Music workshop

The children had a great time with the visiting musicians. They sang lots of old Geordie songs about the famous people from our fabulous area. They sang ‘The Keelrow’ and ‘Cushy Butterfield’ to name just two. Lyla was a great news broadcaster, bringing us loads of...

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Beamish Living Museum Visit

Beamish Living Museum Visit

We had a brilliant trip to Beamish Living Museum, learning about the toys from the past as well as exploring what life was like. We enjoyed playing with the different types of toys, discussing what they were made of and how they were powered. We really enjoyed our...

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Signs of Autumn

Signs of Autumn

We have started to notice the world around is changing. We wet for a  walk around our school and to the Eco Garden to look at signs of autumn.

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Making Fruit Salad

Making Fruit Salad

We enjoyed chopping and tasting our fruit salad. As we chopped we said our rhyme of the week: ‘Chop chop choppity chop’

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