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Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Messages from Panaga School Senior Leadership Team Dear Panaga School Community, Literacy, to support our social and emotional wellbeing, can be very powerful. We share the following poems, from recent learning focuses, in the hope you find some inspiration from their clever and creative words.

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

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Feelings are like rainbows

Rainbows are beautiful, but they wouldn’t exist without rain!

Our ‘rainy’ feelings are just as important as our ‘sunny’ ones...

In assembly last week, Miss Donna and Miss Claire shared the Rainbow poem with P1-P3 and talked about the different feelings that you may have.

If you would like to reflect on the assembly with your child, please click on the link here: Rainbow Assembly.

LEARNING CHALLENGE: We would like you to create a rainbow in your own special way. What will you use?

Maybe paints, crayons, chalk, pens or possibly you have another idea of what you could use.

What colours represent your feelings today?

Ask your grown up to take a photo and email them to us: donnabonham@panagaschool.net clairerichmond@panagaschool.net Remember, there are no ‘good’ nor ‘bad’ colours!

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition RAMPAYOH Learners of the Week 24.09.2021 P1K’s Learner of the Week is Misha! He has shown that you can do anything if you keep trying. It has been a pleasure to see you going away after class to do even more amazing things; from visiting your wormery early in the morning to making sure your little buddies were doing okay, to captioning your beautiful drawings with phonics sounds! Even though the tasks were not always easy, you always posted them with a lovely smile! Way to go, Misha!

This week, P1A Pangolin’s Learner of the Week is Nida. She has been demonstrating a good knowledge of numbers, using her counting skills to show numbers in different ways and using different resources. Great number enquiry skills, Nida!

Hannah is the P2A Learner of the Week. Hannah attends lessons with a happy disposition and a smile on her face. She is enthusiastic when she shares her learning on Seesaw.

Gijs is our P2E Learner of the Week. Gijs did a fantastic job this week working on a Natural Art challenge and a House Design challenge, demonstrating his creativity. Not only has Gijs been joining in so well with lessons, activities and when responding to feedback, we have been so impressed to see the lovely cooperation taking place between him and his brother Bauke as they work together in their learning. Well done!

Vian is P2S’s Learner of the Week. He is extremely organised and makes sure he is prepared for every lesson. He works incredibly hard, always tries his best and is very respectful towards all of his teachers. We are proud of you, Vian!

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Special Edition Pari is P3G’s Learner of the Week for showing resilience and care in making such a beautiful and detailed picture of a bear.

Scarlett is P3G’s Learner of the Week for retelling the story of The Bear and the Piano, using exciting language and fabulous expression. It was a joy to listen to.

P3L’s Learner of the Week is Ali. He is nominated for his fantastic labelled drawing during his Science learning about materials. He was able to design and make a comfortable cat bed then label which materials he would use. In his video on Seesaw, he described the properties of the materials to explain his choices. Well done, Ali.

P3S’s Learner of the Week is Zoe, for being an amazing Oral Storyteller. Zoe used wonderful expression and incredible descriptive language when telling the story of the Bear and the Piano. Well done, Zoe.

Siddarth from P3S is a PE Learner of the Week. He shows cooperation and awesome energy during live lessons.

Insyirah from P2E is another PE Learner of the Week. She shows great cooperation and effort during live lessons.

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

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Yasmin’s loving her home learning Yasmin (P5T) is enjoying learning about hundreds, tens and units by doing different maths games.

She also enjoyed drawing her name with her Barbie dolls.

She loves her live sessions so she can see Miss Tania and her friends. - Noha

Isla May enjoys learning phonics, showing curiosity towards sounds, letters and words

Isla May (P1 Pangolins)

Farida’s cat will never be more comfortable Farida (P3G) made a nice bed for her cat. She made it out of cardboard and she put some fibre inside it to make it cozy. She covered it with a fluffy blanket and she also wrapped the cardboard with wrapping paper to look nice.

In addition, she added a scratching post made of a cardboard roll and covered with a string so her cat could play and have fun.

- Zahra

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Special Edition Risha and Kiara are full steam ahead at keeping the wolf at bay Risha and Kiara (P2A) completed their STEAM activity based on the story, The 3 little pigs and the big bad wolf, assigned by Miss Claire. The task was to build a foolproof pig house to keep them safe from the intruding wolf and which doesn't get blown to pieces when the wolf blows on it. They made best use of the materials available at home (zero waste) and created this house using a cardboard box, spare gift wrap papers, dried tree sticks, leaves, tissue rolls, glue, toy dolls and LEGO etc. They also set up various traps for the wolf. They really gave a lot of thought on the traps and derived inspiration from the story itself and some other cartoon shows. They also made sure the house is strong enough, so they used mum’s hair dryer to blow hot air on it to double check the strength of their creation. They were happy with their finished product which turned out to be environmentally friendly as well. They were proud to show it to Miss Claire.

Risha and Kiara demonstrated enthusiasm, persistence, presence of mind, logical thinking and organisational skills. They learnt how to be creative by keeping the environment in mind. - Dipannita

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition P2: The Earth, Our Home

The children of P2 have been investigating how to use natural items in art like Andy Goldsworthy, with some amazing results.

Artistic creations were made from items found in nature including leaves, sticks, bark, pebbles, seedpods, nuts, berries, petals, sand or shells. The options were endless, and anything in nature was be used.

The artwork was created on the ground, on the sand, at the beach, and also in 3D.

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

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P2 continued to demonstrate their understanding of The Earth, Our Home, by using prior knowledge and new skills to make a layered torn paper landscape. - P2 Team

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

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Marvellous measuring In some of our recorded Maths lessons, we have been talking about comparing length and height.

We have been learning to use words like 'longer’, ‘shorter’, ‘taller’ and ‘the same'.

We found things around the house and compared their height to ourselves.

We looked for things that were shorter than us, taller than us and about the same size.

We also ordered objects of different lengths from the shortest to the longest.

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition Sophia has been resilient, adaptable and happy in her home learning Sophia Ana has proved to be resilient and very adaptable these past few weeks. She has done some wonderful work online. Her sentences in Literacy were really well phrased. She has applied her Maths learning very well too. She has enjoyed doing her IPC units, especially the current Food unit. She loved baking her favourite banana chocolate chip cake. We want to say, "Well done Sophia, keep it up!"

- Shalini

Mayra’s creativity stretches from dragons to Gandhi artwork

(Left) Mayra enjoyed being creative in preparing her nest of dragon eggs as part of the Dragons IPC topic.

- Vikas (Above) On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on 2nd October, Mayra created this artwork on the topic of "Gandhi - My hero" for a competition organised by the High Commission of India. - Aanchal

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

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Nia’s home learning is full of colour and fun Nia (Nursery) is having so much fun learning about colours and patterns.

Getting to know about different bugs every day is so exciting, especially when you also get a chance to draw them using your favourite colours.

Nia is also learning to identify repeated patterns and fill colour along pre-drawn shapes.

- Naincy

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition Liam has had a fantastic few weeks of homeschooling Liam (P3S) has improved his writing a lot and his maths too. He has definitely learnt to use the computer better. He has made some beautiful pictures. He used different materials (tyres, soft cushions and bedsheets) to make a bed for our large dog. He also used his skills on Google Slides to design a scratching post for a cat with the help of his sister, Sophia. He has had time to bake too. He has been very good at practising his ukulele almost every day. We are proud of him! - Shalini

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition Kian’s creative and imaginative bug learning Last week, Kian (P1 Pangolins) learned about bugs. He used different materials to draw them and their metamorphic cycle. He used imagination, constructive patterns and memory to portray bugs. It was fun. - Tripti

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Special Edition Caden and Chloe’s creative and delicious home learning

Caden (P3L) enjoyed reading the book, The Bear and the Piano. Caden has piqued a new interest in watercolours after finishing his painting of The Bear.

Caden is enjoying using different mediums to practise joining letters in handwriting.

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Chloe (P6K) found it interesting to learn about foods that are especially good for brain development. She had fun finding brain foods in the kitchen and making her very own brain food recipe: ‘Overnight Oats’. - Clair

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition Armaan loves Science and Science Fiction Armaan (P7S) has been really motivated to do science experiments in his free time. He is sharing with everyone his learning of density of liquids, miscibility of liquids and effervescence through the experiments he performed. He used oil, water, food coloring and effervescent tablets to create colorful bubbles in the mixture. - Preety

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Panaga School Biweekly, Issue One Hundred and Seven, 1st October 2021

Special Edition Pari’s passion for home learning Art, craft and creating things is are big ones for Pari (P4JM). She loves to invest her time in painting, drawing, lego, creativity, etc. Even when a school task involves sharing images, she prefers to draw and paint, instead of using photos. She is currently focusing on being able to paint quickly and create a nice image, without messing the sheet of paper. A quick 10-15 minute painting to submit with her school work, has been her focus and she is happy to share some pics with everyone. Maths is something that comes naturally to Pari. She has particularly enjoyed the outdoor games to do her Maths, last few weeks. Apart from this, lending a helping hand in kitchen is another passion for Pari. She baked a cake along with her brother this week. - Preety

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