Quiet for the Queen!
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Our story this week is going to help the children learn about the letter q! So all quiet for the queen and lets follow her on her chase to try and get her hat back! Watch the video below to see the actual author of the book itself tell us the story.
We will be using our RWI sound card to reinforce the letter q in all of the activities throughout the week.
For children who are already familiar with the sound q we will be talking about how it usually has our letter from last week 'u' coming right after it. Then we will look at the next sound that comes in queen. 'ee' - What can you see?
Click here to visit the cBeebies alphabet song library and scroll down to the letter 'q'
Or let the Alphablocks help you build up a couple of 'qu' words.
Our rhyme for the week is 'The Queen of Hearts.' We will learn the rhyme and talk about what traditional rhymes mean. We have had a couple of traditional rhymes over the past term that have prompted discussions with the children with the way things happened at the time of the songs being written.
Our classroom and outdoor area might look a little different next week as we will be putting up pictures of the London Landmarks that the queens sees on her travels! The children will have to make themselves some sight seeing binoculars so see what they can see. Can they rescue the Queens hat! Our climbing frame might even turn into Big Ben with a bell and a clock!
We will be building lots of towers and bridges next week too as we are investigating the maths concept of one more and one less! Who is going to make the tower with the most blocks? Can you use the 3D wooden blocks to make a bridge you can drive under?