Seahorse
Welcome to Seahorse Class
In Seahorse class, we encourage the learners to engage through real life learning opportunities to make it purposeful for them with a clear structure. This enables them to make links to their own experiences and promotes discussions where they can learn from one another. We provide a safe and stimulating learning environment for the individuals to thrive in and believe every minute of the day can be a learning opportunity and continuously set high expectations. We value the importance of regular wellbeing check-ins throughout the day and encourage the learners to use an appropriate strategy to self-regulate and talk to a familiar adult if they need to. We demonstrate pride in our work and can't wait to show you all the things we get up to over the year.
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Spring 2 2024
During the Spring Term Seahorse Class have been very busy in English; we have explored the texts That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown, we used this to explore using adjectives to describe to create LOST posters for our favourite toys. We have also explored the text The Bog baby, again we are applying our adjectives knowledge to write character and setting descriptions. In Maths learners explores length and height, they ordered objects from shortest to longest and tallest before measuring using non-standard and standard units of measure. They then used part whole models with concrete and pictorial representations to add and subtract. In science learners have explored lots of ways to keep our bodies healthy, they tried food from all food groups, experienced different types of exercise and then explored models of lungs and the heart. In Geography learners explored the theme of "restless Earth", they learnt about how earthquakes and volcanoes happen the damage they can cause. In History learners have been learning all about the development of the police from the Bow Street Runners to modern ay police. In DT learners carried out research into different pop-up book mechanisms before planning and creating their own books.
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