The Pre-primary Grape Stroll
Connecting with friends from other classes is always fun!
Snack time is always a favourite part of the Grade R routine.
It's especially good to have a picnic in the vineyards!
Boys refueling for the rest of the stroll!
It was fun exploring our beautiful and expansive campus too.
It is fun making play dough pictures.
We make pictures of the life cycle of insects.
We learnt about the life cycle of a snail too. Somerset College snails are treasured. We love to collect them and make homes for them in our Fantasy Garden.
We learn to recite a poem about snails.
The Snail
All across the garden wall, silvery and bright
There's a line where a snail took a walk last night.
He came from the rockery for something to eat
And that would be his foot marks if a snail had feet.
Have you ever seen a snail, going off for walks - with his house on his back and his eyes on stalks?
Well, when he has finished he rolls them in his head and goes inside his tidy house, to tuck himself in bed!
Grant rolls the paper very carefully to make a stem for the sunflower.
Mrs. Webber loves our sunflowers. They are so bright and cheerful!
We discussed root vegetables. We made a picture of vegetables under the ground. We also learn to tie knots. It was very hard for some of us!
We loved "The story of the Little Mole who knew it was None of his Business". It was very funny story and gave us all a good laugh! We used playdough to make a picture about the story.
What a fantastic tower! The boys cooperate with each other and are very pleased with themselves.
Reece and Caitlin made volcanoes out of salt dough.
Oops, our sandpit flooded - just like our classroom a week or so ago. Luckily there were a lot of children willing to help. William and Lucas help with the clean up operation. Thank you boys!
Sunny days are fun days at school.
We arrived at the Waterfront before Mrs. Burke's class. It felt like we had to wait a very long time before they arrived! Leandro got very tired of waiting!f
Wow!! What a lot of beautiful stones!
Happiness is.......................... the Scratch Patch.
We made 'angels in the stones'. They felt cool.
Ewan says he wants to be a scientist when he grows up. He made a volcano at home. We also made volcanoes at school. To make your volcano erupt you need:
water,
food colouring
a sachet of Enos
Step 1 | Fill the canister with water |
Step 2 | Add a drop of food colouring |
Step 3 | Add a sachet of Enos |
Step 4 | Watch your volcano erupt |
We visited Mrs. Jerling in the Science room.
Mrs. Jerling gave us a lesson about rocks. She told us about igneous rocks and sandstone. She showed us a lot of different rocks. We learnt that the granite table tops in our bathrooms and kitchens are also made from rock. It was very interesting.
Mrs. Jerling gave us a lesson about rocks. She told us about igneous rocks and sandstone. She showed us a lot of different rocks. We learnt that the granite table tops in our bathrooms and kitchens are also made from rock. It was very interesting.
GRADE R Mrs. J. Webber
Term 4 (Week 6, 7& 8) 18 November – 2 December
Literacy: Recognising end sounds in words
Rhyming words
Numeracy: Phone numbers & Birthdays
J IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- Keep up to date and check out our class blog http://www.graderblogsomcol.blogspot.com/
Events to diarise:
· Wednesday 16 November: Orientation Day
· Thursday 1 December: Pre-Primary Nativity Concert
· Please check the communicator for information regarding the Nativity Concert
· Rotary will be collecting the gifts for the underprivileged children towards the end of the week. Should you wish to contribute a gift please do so as soon as possible
· No new Library books will be issued this year.
The following children please make sure that all books are returned by Friday, 18/11:
Reece de Beer Moses
Alys Greeff Ruby sings the Blues
Daniel and the lions
Sasha Huber The Magic Lavatory
Topsy and Tim go in an aeroplane
Caleb van Niekerk The Enormous crocodile
Jungle Book
Ceri Gemmel Hungry! hungry! hungry!
Elsa and the little thingamajig
Nicholas Williams Porky learns a lesson
Special days with Honey and Bear
William Hendry Rupert no 65
Always and Forever
The fantastic Dinosaur adventure
Baker-Baker:
18 November: Caleb van Niekerk
25 November: Kristen Germishuys
2 December: Alys Greeff
8 December: William Hendry