2 March 2023

2.3.23: Core Value Reading Legends: Reflective Reading Legend: World Book Day 2023!

Our third Core Value Reading Legend of the year was Reflective Reading Legend. We couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate this Legend than through the medium of one of the – and arguably most – important days in the Primary School calendar…World Book Day 2023.

Seaming together, and…

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23 February 2023

23.02.2023

Over the last few weeks, Bluebell Class have been studying 'Owen and the Soldier' by Lisa Thompson. The main character Owen befriends a stone soldier in his local park and talks to him about his dad who has been lost at war. The class showed excellent empathy with Owen as they listened to the…

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3 February 2023

03.02.2023

This week, Sid the Cygnet has mostly been 'going quackers' over our Fabulous Fox book donation finally being realised (Outcome of Resourceful Reading Legend: December).

This week, Sid the Cygnet has mostly been trumping!!  (Top Trumps that is....honestly!)

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2 February 2023

02.02.2023: Pupil Quote

‘I don’t want this book to end!’ (Jake: Year 5)

The power of good-quality fiction…say no more!

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30 January 2023

30.01.2023: Core Value Reading Legends: Readiness Reading Legend

On your marks, get set…READ!

Our second Core Value Reading Legend, Readiness Reading Legend taught children what readiness around reading looks like, from the moment they wake up in the morning, in preparation for reading, during reading and after reading. For example, understanding home and…

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20 January 2023

20.01.2023

Not 10 books… Not 15 books… but 24 books! 

Oliver has read a whopping 24 books since September! 

“I really love the Astrosaurs set of books. They are my new, favourite books to read”  

Oliver – Bluebell Class 

Following a visit to the school library, Oliver has now found 3 more…

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18 January 2023

18.01.2023

Even our youngest children are making comparisons and connections between books they have enjoyed! 

“The picture on the back cover of The Tiger Who Came to Tea, is similar to the picture in the story, There’s a Tiger in the Garden.     

Darcie – Daffodil…

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12 December 2022

12.12.22: Core Value Reading Legends: Resourceful Reading Legend

We have kick-started our Core Value Reading Legends with the inaugural one: Resourceful Reading Legend – a themed day (or, Legend!) teaching children what it looks like to be resourceful around reading.  Whether that’s reading blurbs; using contents pages; glossaries; your phonic knowledge; a…

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7 December 2022

7.12.22 The Reader Teacher

Parents, you have to check out this site; it is your ‘go to’ for recommended children’s literature:

We love the Reader Teacher   https://www.thereaderteacher.com/   here at Earith Primary School.  Not only is this website really user-friendly for our young people to be inspired by great books,…

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21 November 2022

21.11.22

Capturing Reading Contributions 

During class story (Dave’s Cave) in Daffodil class, Paddy was quick-off the-mark to identify – based on his knowledge of the book – that when Dave did eventually find the cave he longed for….it was his own; home sweet home! 

Then this: when posed the question…

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18 November 2022

18.11.22

What a wonderful conversation between two children from Thistle Class on a Friday morning. Both children were comparing two class reading books - both thinking carefully about characters, settings and plots. 

The love of reading certainly shone through!

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10 November 2022

10.11.22

What a BUMPER week in the library!

This week, our dedicated librarians have certainly been busy. With so many children wanting to spend time reading and browsing in the library, additional librarians were drafted in to deal with the rush!

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