I Am Learning To write a recount

I Am Learning To write a recount about blowing bubbles. 

I will be successful when I have:

• A title 
• An introduction
• Sequence words to begin my sentences
• Used the 5 W's (who, what, when, where, why)

"We are learning to write about bubbles. I like drawing the picture. I find it tricky to write words."

We Are Learning our letters and sounds.

I can get my lips ready for the first sound. I can say the first sound in the word.

"We are learning our to sound out words. We find it easy to say the 'z and x' sound. We find it tricky to use our letter sounds when sounding out words.  We sometimes get confused with the letters b,d and p because they look the same. We can keep practising this at home and at school." 

We Are Learning To write numbers to 20.

"We are learning to write numbers to 20. I find it easy to write the numbers to 10. I find it tricky to write the numbers after 10. I can keep practising on the whiteboards. "

I Am Learning To use describing words

For Mother’s Day we did some special Mother’s Day writing using Word Art.

We are learning to use describing words in our writing

I will know I have been successful when:

I use some interesting words to describe my Mum

"I am writing about Mum. I can talk about my Mum. I find it tricky to write words."

I Am Learning To show my values on a school trip.

Today all the Year 1 and 2 children went to the Buddhist Temple and participated in lots of different activities. We had so much fun learning about the 3G's. At the end we all got a red horse for showing our values.

1. Do good deeds
2. Say good words
3. Think good thoughts

We Are Learning To read with fluency and expression.

Every week we learn a new poem that we take home to share with our families. We worked with our group to pick our favourite and practised reading it.

"I am learning to read. It is fun with Logan."

We Are Learning To add details to our writing.

"I am learning to write about myself. I find it easy to draw the picture. I find it tricky to spell the words."