Reception | Niton Primary School

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Welcome to Reception – Kristiansen Class

Reception class is named Kristiansen (LEGO) Class after Ole Kirk Kristiansen.

He was a Danish carpenter. In 1932, he founded the construction toy company The Lego Group.

Over the course of his working life, Kristiansen developed his business from a small wood-working shop that sold household products into a wooden toy manufacturer.

In 1934, he named the company Lego and invented plastic Lego bricks following the purchase of a plastic moulding injection machine in 1947.

The name LEGO is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well”.

Lego in Latin meant ‘I study’, or ‘I put together.’

: Mrs Louise Tapper – Reception Class Teacher and Team Leader

: Mrs Linda Nugent – Learning Support Assistant

: Mrs Jo Wickens – Learning Support Assistant

: Mrs Emma Lingard -Lane – Reception Class Teacher

Week commencing 26-09-2022

This week we will be making a class story map of our own version of the ‘3 Little Pigs story.’ I

n phonics, the children are learning the sounds ‘s’ ‘a’ ‘t’ and ‘p’.

In maths, the children will be working on number recognition, matching objects, and forming numbers to 10. We will send our number formation song home this week so you can sing along together at home!

Our school dinner provider, Chartwells, will be running a ‘World food workshop’ for Reception class on Tuesday afternoon.

If you are out and about walking and find any colourful, interesting shaped leaves/objects we would appreciate them in class ready for our Autumn display, lots of conkers and fir cones are also very useful for our maths work please.

Any donations of wallpaper would also be greatly appreciated for our art work.

Thank you for your continued support.

Letters home, resources and spellings for YR

Stikins name labels

Easy to apply labels, no sewing or ironing. Just stick them on clothing labels, shoes, lunch boxes, water bottles, books, the list is endless!

Every order will generate funds of 30% commission directly to FONS!

To place an order, visit – www.stikins.co.uk or call 01270 668076

Please remember to quote School fundraising number 14399 when ordering.

As the children’s display shows we are sure you will all agree that the Reception class children are each unique and beautiful, but together they are a masterpiece!

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Welcome to Niton Primary School!