The Gruffalo and more...

We have been enjoying reading and watching the stories of  'The Gruffalo', 'The Gruffalo's Child' and 'Room on a Broom'- all written by Julia Donaldson. Do you know some other books written by her? Do you have a favourite?



Check out the website for some exciting games to play  http://www.gruffalo.com/ .

Children In Need

Thank you to everyone's genorisity on Friday 16th November for Children in Need. The school has raised over £300! All the children had a fab time dressed in their pyjamas and to top off a fantastic day, Foundation Stage won the Pudsey Bear decorating competition! Well done to our class and Miss Prince's class.

Where The Wild Things Are

We know that lots of you have enjoyed telling this story to all your family. We have had lots of great comments back from your mums and dads who have been really impressed! Here is a short animation of the story to watch at home.

Let us know what you think of this story.

Monsters and Magic!

Our topic for Autumn 2 is Monsters and Magic! This week we have been reading lots of Meg and Mog stories. Do you like them?  Here is a video clip of the very first episode for you to watch...

This term one of the books we are looking at is the story of The Rainbow Fish. Here is a video of the story for you to watch and listen along to...

Which part of the story is your favourite?

The Big Week....!

This week all the children will be attending school for the whole day! It is a very exciting time, not just for them, but also for the teachers and the rest of the children throughout the school.

We have taken some pictures of the 'Bottom of the deep blue sea' role-play room so you can see what the children have been playing in.

Welcome to Mrs Chuter and Mrs Fasham's Class 2012-13

Welcome! We are very excited about the year ahead and would like to share with you all the fun and exciting things we get up to over the next few months.  Our topics this year are the Ocean, Monsters and Magic, Pirates, Dinosaurs, Oral Storytelling and Minibeasts!It would be great if you could leave comments on the posts and fun things that appear on here but please remember to read the 'Blog Guidelines' and 'How To Comment' on the right hand side of this page. This will help you to stay safe and have fun on the blog.

Mrs Fasham and Mrs Chuter