I hope you all had a good weekend and did lots of fun things at home.
Today I had a hard time deciding on which story to choose. In the end I decided to post both of them. You can choose which one you would like to hear, or you could listen to both!
You can let me know what you decided, and if you listened to both which one you liked best and why?
This week for transition we have given you photos of all the Pupil Support Assistants. These friendly staff members help support you at school and also look after you in the playground. They always have a lovely smile and are looking forward to getting to know you.
Our challenge tasks are all things that will help you to be independent in school.
Can you blow/ wipe your own nose with a tissue, bin it and wash your hands properly afterwards?
Challenge Question
What do you think you will learn about and do in Primary 1?
*If you can we would love to see a video or a picture of you completing your task. We would also like to hear the answer to our question. These can be uploaded on to your ILD or sent by email.*
Mrs Tysom has set a Gratitude Scavenger Hunt Challenge in all the classrooms. I have posted a copy of it for any of the nursery children who want to join in. The children have until the end of May to find any of the things on the list. It can be just one thing or as many as they like. All we ask is that you send us a photo of the things you find. Happy Hunting!
I hope you have all been having a good week so far. A huge thank you to all the families that have uploaded photos of the children doing the activities from their friends.
All the parents have been creating fantastic learning opportunities for their children at home. We are enjoying sharing these with all the children.
Here is another activity that has been done by one of our friends
Blowing Bubbles
What you will need:
A Container
Water
Washing up liquid
Sugar
Teaspoon
a straw or home made bubble wand.
Instructions:
Measure 1/2 cup of water into a container
Add 1 teaspoon of sugar
Add 2 teaspoons of washing up liquid
Mix together carefully
Use a straw or bubble wand to blow bubbles.
Here is how our friend was blowing bubbles on the table!
We would love to see how you get on.
Did you know that blowing bubbles develops so many skills. Fine motor by holding the wand/straw. Focus and concentration for the actual blowing. Muscle control in and around the mouth that helps with speech. All of this is just the blowing of them. Add on watching the bubbles or chasing and bursting the bubbles (if you have used a wand) and you have even more skills being developed. This is a simple but great activity.
We have received an update on the applications for ELC Placements for 2020-21
Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) Applications
We are aware that Aberdeenshire Council ELC offers are being issued. Aberdeen City Council Early Years Team are still reviewing all applications for ELC places in order to identify the best way forward at this time. Please be assured that we will advise of placements for 2020-21 as soon as we can. Thank you for your patience
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