St Michael's CE VA Primary School
Do to others as you would like them to do to you - Luke 6:31
Lister Class
Welcome to Lister Class!
Welcome to our Class Page.
If you have any questions or would like to speak to Mrs Corbett or Mr Kiddle, please contact the school office to make an appointment.
Lister Summer 2023
Lister Spring 2023
Lister Autumn 2022
Please see the link below to show the whole school curriculum overview. For more detailed information please visit the Curriculum page.
MakeSpace Lyme 2030 Animation Project
In Lister class we have had a lot of fun making Gruffalo Crumble, the children worked brilliantly together in small groups and did really well following the recipe. It turned out wonderfully. Well done Lister!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Lister Class - through our blossoming tree!
Phonics
Lister Archive - Design Technology - Telescopes for budding Adventurers and Explorers.
Lister Archive - Amazing flower hair designs - be Happy!
Lister Archive - Design Technology and Science - Compassion for those in Ukraine
Lister Archive - Science - Mung Bean Tasting!
Lister Archive - Lister Gardens
Lister Archive - Animals including Humans - New arrivals!
Lister Archive - Apple Tree Planting with Sir Gillhean Prance, Jo and Monica (and husband)
Lister Archive - Paws, Claws and Jaws - Axe Valley Wildlife Park
Lister Archive - Children in Need 2021 - Wear what You want day!
Lister Archive - Design technology - Autumn 2nd half term 2021- Mechanisms: Split pin puppets
Lister Archive - Design and Technology & History- Autumn 2021 -Firework Rockets
Lister Archive - History- Autumn 1st half term 2021- The Great Fire of London
Lister Archive - History- Autumn 1st half term 2021- The Great Fire of London
Reading is such an important part of your child's education, please use these phonics resources to help them gain confidence and fluency. Read the individual sounds, the rhyme that goes with the sounds and then practise reading the words . Remind your child to use their Fred fingers to sound out the word if they get stuck and don't forget to blend the sounds together. The red words are words that can't be sounded out, they are words they need to continually practise and learn. Spending some time practising spelling the green and red words would also be very beneficial. Please get in touch if you have any questions.
Reading
Auditory Memory
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