Month: March 2021

We had fun making Red Nose badges and sticking the nose on Mr Tumble!!

This week we have been having a go at some independent learning using the skills we have been learning and practicing. Here we are finding pairs of numbers to 10 and adding on a number line.

We have started the week with this fun happy song. It has made us laugh a lot this week!!! Why not play it at home for all your family to listen.

We had great fun this morning trying to keep the big ball on the parachute!!

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We are enjoying this song this week. Click on the link to listen at home with your families.

Friday – craft activity

Happy Friday everyone! 

We are having such an interesting time finding out about stars aren’t we?

Here are some lovely craft ideas for you to try……..collect some sticks and ask an adult to help you tie or glue them together…..then take some coloured wool and wind it around the sticks to make a colourful star!

This one is made of rice krispies!!

Mix them together with marshmallows…here is recipe

https://www.nigella.com/recipes/marshmallow-crispy-squares and cut into star shapes….very tasty!

These pinwheels make a lovely star shape too…..see how to make them here    http://www.momto2poshlildivas.com/2012/04/spring-craft-easy-kids-pinwheel.html

Have fun!

Happy World Book Day everyone! 

Do you have a favourite book? One that you like to look at again and again?

When I was little I loved listening to my Dad reading me Brer Rabbit stories

And stories about a girl called Pollyanna .

Today why don’t you spend some time looking at some of your best books? They might not be stories, they might be information books where you can find out about something you are really interested in eg or  

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Here are some lovely books to look at and listen to on your computer…….

We look forward to hearing about all the books you have enjoyed….send us some pictures!

Wednesday – Outside Activity

We have been learning to draw stars at school. Take your drawing outside this afternoon and if you have some chalks draw them on the ground.

Use the black paper and star stickers to draw a star constellation. Stick your stickers on the paper and then join up with chalk lines.

Over the past two weeks we have been investigating different ways of multiplying. We have been looking at lots of different groups – here we grouped the cubes onto plates and calculated how many we had altogether.

Tuesday – Handwriting/motor skills

Can you follow the pattern of the star with your finger? You can trace the outline of the star with play dough, paint, pens or just your finger. Use the star template and find as many different ways to trace the star. You could use lego bricks, dried pasta shapes, beads or anything you can find at home.

Have a go.