Friday, 24 January 2014
Dear Parents,
It was good to see so many parents at the Meet the Teacher
events this week. We always value feedback about how you feel your child is
doing or how we can work together better. Thank you for putting aside time in
your busy schedules to come. If these days were not convenient for you we would
be pleased to offer you an alternative. Please make sure that you have
collected your child’s reports if you did not attend.
Book Week
27th until 31st January will be ‘Book
Week’. We will be doing many activities to encourage our children to develop a
love for reading. Each class will choose an author and read books written by
them. We will be decorating the school with the work we do.
Bring your favourite book or story to school
We would like to ask the children to bring their favourite
book or story to school. It can be in English or their home language.
Dress up day Friday 31st January - 9.15 am
On Friday the children are invited to dress up as their
favourite storybook character. You are invited to come to see our special book
day parade and look at the work that the children have been doing in class.
Last year we were amazed at how creative everyone was and some of our staff
enjoyed dressing up as much as the children!
Parents read a story
We are also looking for volunteer parents to come and read or
tell a story to the children. This could be a traditional story or a picture
book in any language. Please let your class teacher know if and when you would
like to do this.
Best wishes,
Alison Ocak
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Maths and Logic
Dear parents,
We began the second half of the educational year. I wish great success to all of us this term.
Today we did some maths and logic which helps them to learn to solve problems. These exercises help them to identify shapes, colours and sizes, sort and classify by properties and patterns as well as develop logical thinking skills. Here are some examples of them.
We began the second half of the educational year. I wish great success to all of us this term.
Today we did some maths and logic which helps them to learn to solve problems. These exercises help them to identify shapes, colours and sizes, sort and classify by properties and patterns as well as develop logical thinking skills. Here are some examples of them.
Christmas and New Year activities
One of the favorite activities of our children is cutting and gluing.This time we made colorful party hats.
The interesting point is that we made them with so called "ebru" painting.This is an old technology of painting with sustainable paints on water.In our activity instead of these paints,we used glitter paints on water.And here is the result.
First we cut shapes and fixed them
Then we poured so called glitter paints on water and rolled our ready hats.
The interesting point is that we made them with so called "ebru" painting.This is an old technology of painting with sustainable paints on water.In our activity instead of these paints,we used glitter paints on water.And here is the result.
First we cut shapes and fixed them
Then we poured so called glitter paints on water and rolled our ready hats.
Christmas and New Year activities
Our smart children showed their ability to make cookies. First they added all the ingredients into the bowl one by one and then mixed them.
Then they cut them into different shapes and put then in the oven with the help of adults.
I think it was a great pleasure for them, to eat the cookies they baked themselves)
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