KIDS' ZONE
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let's talk
As you will be aware from our previous communications, the children across the school are taking part in themed discussions with their peers over the dinner table at lunchtime. To allow you to continue the conversations as a family at home, to help extend the themes further and to allow the children to get different viewpoints and opinions, we are pleased to share with you our dinner time 'Conversation Topic' as below.
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30th November
What do you think of this piece of art? Why? |
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BOOK EXCHANGE |
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Unfortunately, due to current Covid restrictions, our Book Exchange is temporarily closed. But, if your child loves reading and you are finding it difficult to find new material, please speak to Mrs Woollon about what you like to read and she will happily have a look on your behalf.
Our Book Exchange is open for all our children to swap a book they have read an no longer want for a 'new-to-you' book. If they wish to, they may keep their chosen book forever, or they may bring it back to the Book Exchange to swap for a new one. The beauty of the Book Exchange is that it is free and is guaranteed a constant supply of different books as everyone taking part brings in a 'pre-loved' book they are willing to swap.
Donated books must be in reasonable conditions with no scribbles, tears or missing pages please. Lightly used second hand books are ideal. Books can be picture books, chapter books, fiction or non-fiction - you will find the boxes labelled accordingly. we also welcome pre-school reader books (eg. baby board books) for our visiting siblings. We are hoping to extend the Book Exchange to adults too in the near future - watch this space! Exchanged books can be kept forever by those using our Book Exchange so please make sure your child does not donate any book that they will want back.
Alongside daily readers and school library books, the aim of our Book Exchange is to support your children in developing a love of reading for pleasure. With the continued closure of libraries and the cost of buying new books, we hope our Book Exchange will help you and your children to keep reading new books without incurring any cost, as well as learning about the value of recycling.
The doors for our Book Exchange shed, located in the covered area between KS1 and KS2, will be open from 8am to 4pm daily on school days. We look forward to seeing as many children as possible using it - our one request being that it is kept neat and tidy for other users.
We look forward to supporting your child develop a lifelong love of reading through having access to a wealth of new books. Happy Reading!
Donated books must be in reasonable conditions with no scribbles, tears or missing pages please. Lightly used second hand books are ideal. Books can be picture books, chapter books, fiction or non-fiction - you will find the boxes labelled accordingly. we also welcome pre-school reader books (eg. baby board books) for our visiting siblings. We are hoping to extend the Book Exchange to adults too in the near future - watch this space! Exchanged books can be kept forever by those using our Book Exchange so please make sure your child does not donate any book that they will want back.
Alongside daily readers and school library books, the aim of our Book Exchange is to support your children in developing a love of reading for pleasure. With the continued closure of libraries and the cost of buying new books, we hope our Book Exchange will help you and your children to keep reading new books without incurring any cost, as well as learning about the value of recycling.
The doors for our Book Exchange shed, located in the covered area between KS1 and KS2, will be open from 8am to 4pm daily on school days. We look forward to seeing as many children as possible using it - our one request being that it is kept neat and tidy for other users.
We look forward to supporting your child develop a lifelong love of reading through having access to a wealth of new books. Happy Reading!
our children to swap a book they have read an no longer want for a 'new-to-you' book. If they wish to, they may keep their chosen book forever, or they may bring it back to the Book Exchange to swap for a new one. The beauty of the Book Exchange is that it is free and is guaranteed a constant supply of different books as everyone taking part brings in a 'pre-loved' book they are willing to swap.
Donated books must be in reasonable conditions with no scribbles, tears or missing pages please. Lightly used second hand books are ideal. Books can be picture books, chapter books, fiction or non-fiction - you will find the boxes labelled accordingly. we also welcome pre-school reader books (eg. baby board books) for our visiting siblings. We are hoping to extend the Book Exchange to adults too in the near future - watch this space! Exchanged books can be kept forever by those using our Book Exchange so please make sure your child does not donate any book that they will want back.
Alongside daily readers and school library books, the aim of our Book Exchange is to support your children in developing a love of reading for pleasure. With the continued closure of libraries and the cost of buying new books, we hope our Book Exchange will help you and your children to keep reading new books without incurring any cost, as well as learning about the value of recycling.
The doors for our Book Exchange shed, located in the covered area between KS1 and KS2, will be open from 8am to 4pm daily on school days. We look forward to seeing as many children as possible using it - our one request being that it is kept neat and tidy for other users.
We look forward to supporting your child develop a lifelong love of reading through having access to a wealth of new books. Happy Reading!
Oughton's Bookworm
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Bought a book and finished it?
Don't know what to do with it? If you've Read it, Swap it! |
stories
Please go to the Stories page for lots of videos of our fabulous TAs reading you stories, for all age groups.
fun links
Looking for some help with your homework, fun games or things to do?
The links below are for Woodlands Junior School English and Maths links but there is help in all topics if you look at the resources page of their website:
http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk Lots of games, activities and advice for parents
http://ictgames.com/literacy.html Some excellent games
http://bbc.co.uk/schools/ks1bitesize/literacy This website supports all subjects and key stages - a very useful resource
http://rmeasimaths.com Your child should have a log in for this page. If not, please ask your child's teacher
http://topmarks.co.uk/maths-games Some fun and useful games
http://phonicsplay.co.uk Games for younger children
http://www/crickweb.co.uk Also for younger children
hitchin scouts, cubs and beavers
Oughton has its own Beaver Colony and Cub Pack, which meets at the school, depending on the activity, every Wednesday, during term time.To find out more go to: www.hitchinscouts.org/ and www.hitchinscouts.org/8th