At Wellesbourne, reading is the compass guiding every student's journey - where pages unfold worlds, and literacy lights the path to lifelong learning β¨
Every class dedicates 15 minutes a day to reading for pleasure from a carefully-crafted reading spine. This allows children to explore new worlds, builds imagination and develop a lifelong long for books!
Each week, a different class will share their class read.
In Geography, we are learning about our local area and region. We looked at things that we can find in our local area and how these compare regionally, nationally and internationally.
6MC have been learning about the role of Women during WWII. We have looked at jobs women did before, during and after the war and how this changed attitudes towards women in the workplace!
Nursery children retell the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, using the repeated refrains. Bringing the story to life through their voices and imagination. @WellesbourneSch@WellesBooks
Nursery recommend the story "The Gruffalo's Child" by Julia Donaldson. They loved reading about one of their favourite characters in a wintery woodland and have been brilliant at guessing the rhyming words as we read the story together πβοΈ @WellesbourneSch@WellesBooks
5LG practised performing the poem βThe Sun Has Long Been Setβ by William Wordsworth in one of our reading lessons this week. We tried to put expression into our reading, thinking about pace, volume and accuracy. πβ€οΈπ @WellesBooks@WellesbourneSch
The children loved this activity with @LanguageBoxSLT. They enjoyed sharing our book of the week. Then used lots of language as they described the resources and made links to their own experiences. We were amazed by their use of positional language. @WellesbourneSch@WellesBooks
Nursery children enjoyed a visit to Norris Green Library. They loved exploring the books, listening to stories and singing songs with their friends. @WellesbourneSch@WellesBooks@Liverpoollib
We donβt just read and answer questions in our reading lessons in Year 5. We explore texts in lots of different ways. Here, the children are playing the roles of a newsreader and a West Indian person who has just arrived in Britain on the ship βEmpire Windrushβ #reading
Nursery children have been learning about Remembrance. We loved reading the story of Avaβs Poppyβ by Marcus Pfister and the children made beautiful observational paintings of poppies. @WellesbourneSch@WellesBooks
we took the opportunity while we had our fluffy friends in class to spend some time sharing some books from our book corner. Reading aloud to teddies is a great way to practise our skills ππ§Έ
Nursery recommend the book βThe Koala Who Couldβ. Some of us are getting ready to go to Reception after the summer, and the little Koala in this story has helped to give us the courage to go on our next adventure! @WellesBooks@WellesbourneSch