In Year 2 this morning we talked about getting older and things that we can do now that we couldn’t do when we were little. As well as our bodies getting bigger our brains are getting more full with information! We liked having assembly with Mrs Mitchell this morning too!
In Year 2 we have lots of things we want to do when we are older such as; fire fighting, being a nurse, being a teacher, working with animals, a footballer, a singer and a scientist (and loads of others too!). We think being older and getting to do lots of grown up things sounds like fun! Some of us are looking forward to traveling, staying up late, eating as many sweets as we want and being ‘our own boss’. We will have lots of decisions to make when as we get older!
Miss Payne reminded us that if we want to get a good job that pays money we will have to work hard at school and even go to secondary school and work hard! Some people in Year 2 said they might even like to try ‘UNIVERSITY’!!!
I love all your hopes and dreams Year 2! Keep up the hard work (from Miss Payne 🙂
Year 1 had a circle time to tell me what they can do now that they couldn’t do as a baby. Their ideas were walk, talk, write, play, run, skip, throw a ball, ride a bike, read and play games with their friends. Everybody came up with a new idea!! That must show how we have grown and changed!
When we get older the things we are looking forward to most are:
– doing more things independently (Ava)
– having children (Toby)
– getting married (Hattie)
-getting a job (Ellie)
-learning to drive (Scarlett)
-having a house (Oscar)
going travelling (Mrs Brookes)
In the future the jobs we would like to do are be a teacher (Ellie), be a footballer teacher (Zunnurain), work at Land Rover (Caleb), be a builder (Oscar), be a babysitter (Lily-Grace), be a window cleaner (Lee) and be an explorer (Myrtle).
We all enjoyed talking about changes and growing up.
The Foundation children really enjoyed this subject and had many answers – Thanks Miss Mason!
Some of the answers to what we can do now rather then when we where a baby is as follows:
Walking, Talking, Handstands, Jumping, Gymnastics, Eat, Football and Exercise.
Charlie Thomas commented that he is looking forward to getting a job and moving out of home, while Louise said she is looking forward to having babies. Libby is also looking forward to getting a job.
We have alot of aspiring footballers in foundation, but some other answers where: Being a scientist (Elliot), Being an artist (William and Dylan), a racing car driver (Alex), a window cleaner and a hairdresser (Matilda) and a teacher (Dawoud).
When I was little I couldn’t run and jump. My baby brother is learning to crawl and walk. It is very tricky for him!
When I grow up I would like to be a speech therapist because that’s what my mummy does.
There are mnay things we can do now that we could not do when we were a baby. Here are a few examples:
-talk
-walk
-put yourself to sleep
-ride a bike
-responsible
-read
We will continue to change in many ways as we get older. Here are some examples:
-become more responsible
-better at the things we can do already
-learn more things
-puberty
-our bodies will change
The things we are looking forward to are:
-starting our jobs
-going to university
-studying football
-learning to drive
-starting secondary school
-make new friends
Jobs we would like to do:
-dentist
-hockey player
-wildlife presenter
-scientist
-surgeon
-games director
-designer
Year 5:
1) What can you do now that you could not do when you were a baby?
Year 5 can do lots of things now such as: read and write, talk and walk, jump on skateboard, laugh, swim, ride a bike.
2) How will you continue to change as you get older?
We will change by growing taller, getting qualifications, growing more hair, getting faster and running, learn to do new things.
3) What are you looking forward to most as you get older?
Owning different pets, learning how to drive, getting a job, being in control of our own life.
4) What job would you like to do in the future?
Engineer, doctor, music producer, actor/actress, mechanic, carpenter, professional horse rider, vet, comic writer, artist. Year 5 want to do lots of different jobs and we know we need to work hard to be able to achieve them.
Year 3 talked about how they have changed both in appearance and all the things they can do:
– skip now (Isla)
-run ( Poppy)
– do gymnastics ( Elodie)
-dance ( Adam)
– play video games ( Ajay)
– play football (Borys)
When we are older these are what we are going to do:
– Work with my dad ( William)
– horse riding instructor (Isla)
– inventor (Jake and Alex)
– scientist or a babysitter (Lucas)
– games designer (Ross)
When I was a baby I honestly could not do much but I have learnt when you try you can achieve anything on your own.I remember I couldn’t do simple stuff my self like sit on a chair but now I can because I am more responsible and independent .When I am older I would like to become a dentist .
In Year 2 this morning we talked about getting older and things that we can do now that we couldn’t do when we were little. As well as our bodies getting bigger our brains are getting more full with information! We liked having assembly with Mrs Mitchell this morning too!
In Year 2 we have lots of things we want to do when we are older such as; fire fighting, being a nurse, being a teacher, working with animals, a footballer, a singer and a scientist (and loads of others too!). We think being older and getting to do lots of grown up things sounds like fun! Some of us are looking forward to traveling, staying up late, eating as many sweets as we want and being ‘our own boss’. We will have lots of decisions to make when as we get older!
Miss Payne reminded us that if we want to get a good job that pays money we will have to work hard at school and even go to secondary school and work hard! Some people in Year 2 said they might even like to try ‘UNIVERSITY’!!!
I love all your hopes and dreams Year 2! Keep up the hard work (from Miss Payne 🙂
Year 1 had a circle time to tell me what they can do now that they couldn’t do as a baby. Their ideas were walk, talk, write, play, run, skip, throw a ball, ride a bike, read and play games with their friends. Everybody came up with a new idea!! That must show how we have grown and changed!
When we get older the things we are looking forward to most are:
– doing more things independently (Ava)
– having children (Toby)
– getting married (Hattie)
-getting a job (Ellie)
-learning to drive (Scarlett)
-having a house (Oscar)
going travelling (Mrs Brookes)
In the future the jobs we would like to do are be a teacher (Ellie), be a footballer teacher (Zunnurain), work at Land Rover (Caleb), be a builder (Oscar), be a babysitter (Lily-Grace), be a window cleaner (Lee) and be an explorer (Myrtle).
We all enjoyed talking about changes and growing up.
The Foundation children really enjoyed this subject and had many answers – Thanks Miss Mason!
Some of the answers to what we can do now rather then when we where a baby is as follows:
Walking, Talking, Handstands, Jumping, Gymnastics, Eat, Football and Exercise.
Charlie Thomas commented that he is looking forward to getting a job and moving out of home, while Louise said she is looking forward to having babies. Libby is also looking forward to getting a job.
We have alot of aspiring footballers in foundation, but some other answers where: Being a scientist (Elliot), Being an artist (William and Dylan), a racing car driver (Alex), a window cleaner and a hairdresser (Matilda) and a teacher (Dawoud).
When I was little I couldn’t run and jump. My baby brother is learning to crawl and walk. It is very tricky for him!
When I grow up I would like to be a speech therapist because that’s what my mummy does.
There are mnay things we can do now that we could not do when we were a baby. Here are a few examples:
-talk
-walk
-put yourself to sleep
-ride a bike
-responsible
-read
We will continue to change in many ways as we get older. Here are some examples:
-become more responsible
-better at the things we can do already
-learn more things
-puberty
-our bodies will change
The things we are looking forward to are:
-starting our jobs
-going to university
-studying football
-learning to drive
-starting secondary school
-make new friends
Jobs we would like to do:
-dentist
-hockey player
-wildlife presenter
-scientist
-surgeon
-games director
-designer
Year 5:
1) What can you do now that you could not do when you were a baby?
Year 5 can do lots of things now such as: read and write, talk and walk, jump on skateboard, laugh, swim, ride a bike.
2) How will you continue to change as you get older?
We will change by growing taller, getting qualifications, growing more hair, getting faster and running, learn to do new things.
3) What are you looking forward to most as you get older?
Owning different pets, learning how to drive, getting a job, being in control of our own life.
4) What job would you like to do in the future?
Engineer, doctor, music producer, actor/actress, mechanic, carpenter, professional horse rider, vet, comic writer, artist. Year 5 want to do lots of different jobs and we know we need to work hard to be able to achieve them.
Year 3 talked about how they have changed both in appearance and all the things they can do:
– skip now (Isla)
-run ( Poppy)
– do gymnastics ( Elodie)
-dance ( Adam)
– play video games ( Ajay)
– play football (Borys)
When we are older these are what we are going to do:
– Work with my dad ( William)
– horse riding instructor (Isla)
– inventor (Jake and Alex)
– scientist or a babysitter (Lucas)
– games designer (Ross)
When I was a baby I honestly could not do much but I have learnt when you try you can achieve anything on your own.I remember I couldn’t do simple stuff my self like sit on a chair but now I can because I am more responsible and independent .When I am older I would like to become a dentist .