Nocturnal Animals

Udon Thani International School

An IB World School

School Vision

Udon Thani International School (UDIS) inspires internationally-minded, balanced learners who thrive and become active, global citizens.

Due to a recent directive issued by the MOE, ISAT and OPEC UDIS is currently closed for onside learning. Teachers are making every effort to continue learning as far as possible online. Please check your emails for further updates.

Unit of Inquiry - Where we are in place and time

Central Idea: Life on Earth is reliant on the systems and cycles of nature

Current Line of Inquiry: Animals and the role they play

UOI Reflection
This week the children have been learning about nocturnal animals (animals which come out at night). The children have also moved to online learning. They have displayed great resilience and patience in their learning. 

Maths

This week - we were revisiting our 2D shapes and we asked you to have a shape hunt around your house.
Next week - we will revisit our colours and have a colour hunt and sort around the house




Phonics

This week - we have been exploring the sounds that nocturnal animals make and we played a game on the computer matching the animal to the sound
Next week - we will learn about the sounds that sea animals make




Literacy

This week - we read the story Stellaluna and developed our communication and language by learning about big and small

Next week - we will be practising writing our names! (please download the 'Write my name' app)




Thai

This week - the children have learnt the letter ญ หญิง

Next week - we will begin to learn the letter ฏ ชฏา






UOI

This week - we learnt about the different animal habitats and matched the animals to the place where they live
Next week - we will be learning more about polar animals and do a polar animal craft




Parent Notices

18 Mar - SCHOOL CLOSED TO ON SITE LESSONS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
20 Apr - School hopes to reopen to onside lessons following the Song Kran holiday

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