We celebrated World Book Day 2022 by bringing our favourite books into school. We then shared them with our friends and talked about why we liked them. We have a lovely reading culture in Reception and the children love to share stories from home with us! 
We received this wonderful video of one of our nursery pupils reading a book to her baby sister. I think you’ll agree that it is brilliant.
We will be starting our Little Wandle reading sessions over the next few weeks. Please watch out for an ebook being assigned to your child.
Thanks,
Reception team
We have been reading a book called Rose Blanche. This story is told through the eyes of a young German girl, Rose Blanche, who is a witness to the immense changes occurring in Germany. Her curiosity leads her outside her town where she discovers a concentration camp. Rose Blanche secretly brings food to the children behind the barbed-wire fence.
The children have been fantastic throughout the reading of this story and I am so amazed at all of their enthusiasm and questioning. It was great to see.
If you are looking for support when reading with your child at home this website has some excellent ideas.
Open University Reading for Pleasure – Supporting Reading at Home
I’d like to end today on a positive note and congratulate some of my Lexia Superstars!
Well done to…
Faith for completing Level 13 🤩⭐
Lizzie for completing Level 12 🤩⭐
Mason for completing Level 14 🤩⭐
Jackson for completing Level 10 🤩⭐
Poppy for completing Level 16 🤩⭐
Laurie for completing Level 14 🤩⭐
Amazing work everyone! Keep it up! Really proud of you all.
If anyone is having issues getting logged on to Lexia, do drop me an email/message on class dojo and we’ll see if we can sort it out.
Don’t forget, you need to enter [email protected] to gain access to Lexia in the first instance at home.
Have a good evening all!
Miss Sanderson 😊🌈
Literacy Shed + are offering free resources to help support home learning.
Click here to access these resources or click on the picture below.
Please ensure you search through the resources with your child to make sure they select those which are age appropriate. Resources are provided for KS1 and KS2.
Stay safe 🌈
Miss S
