This week we took part in our Victorian Seaside workshop. During the workshop we met a lady called Victoria who taught us lots of information about the Victorian era. We learnt that the beaches used to be separated for men and women. This was because women used to wear longer bathing costumes as it was seen rude to show anything other than your hands, feet and face.
In phonics we have been reviewing the following sounds:
ar (start the car)
ir (whirl and twirl)
ay (may I play?)
ai (snail in the rain)
a-e (make a cake)
There are words containing these sounds for the children to practise available on the Spelling Shed website: https://play.spellingshed.com/#/login
We hope you had a lovely weekend,
Miss Luetchford and Mrs Sharon