We have started a new Alphabet this term and we are going to focus onhow we make our shapes.

Our first set of shapes is the OPEN MOUTH and it combines  with lots of other shapes to make many letters

We have already done "A" and "C" and this week we have done "D" and  "G"

"D " is made with an open mouth close it tall stick.

"D " is for Dinosaur

"G" is made with an open mouth close it possum tail

G is for goat

"A" is for Alligator

Alligators are reptiles and are found in America and China. They are cold blooded and eat fish, birds, turtles and even deer. They are related to the crocodile but have  certain differences, they have a smaller face and are not as aggressive as the crocodile. Crocodiles are found all over the world but alligators are only found in America around Louisiana and Florida, and in China, although the Chinese alligator, is an endangered species.

Room three really worked hard  on their alligators and did some great cutting and colouring.

"c" is for cow and "k" is for kangaroo

"C" is for cow and "K" is for Kangaroo

We are beginning to remember words that are spelt with a "c" or a "k"

"Ch" is for chicken

We found some cool "Ch" words

We also did some great work in our Jolly Phonics book

We  found and wrote some "Ch" words

Our little chicks look awesome 

"Th" for Theatre

We managed to find some good "Th" words

Then we made ourselves a little theatre and presented plays to the class 

The Pinehill Way

We talked about what behaviours inside the classroom were examples of being a good Pinehill person.

These are some of the things we came up with

We used tissue and paper to create ourselves and then we added what we needed to do in the classroom to be a good Pinehill person.

"Sh" for sheep

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Awesome words Angela well done

We had fun making our woolly sheep