Following the task on the grid. I decided to go on a shape walk around my home to find a variety of shapes. Follow my sway to see how I got on. I might need some help with organising them into the correct group.
Comment below with any feedback.
Enjoy Mr.Mutch
Good Morning- Let’s get those minds working to start off the week.
Here’s a wee puzzle for you and your family to do.
This is a MILD challenge to start with with there is a SPICY and HOT challenge there too.
Don’t give up- have a go !
Leave a comment and let me know how you get on – Mrs Fraser 🙂
Some resources for parents
Order numbers to 10
t-tp-7504-number-bridge-cut-and-stick-worksheet-_ver_5
Order numbers to 20
T-N-4544-Ordering-to-20-Cut-and-Stick-Activity-Sheet_ver_1
Order numbers to 30
t-n-7048-ordering-numbers-0-to-30-activity-sheet-_ver_1
Hopeful for some spring sunshine and warmth we thought you might like to explore the challenges on Outdoor Learning Grid 1 to learn about worms, create a nest and investigate the rainbow spectrum of colours.
Capture your learning in your journal or sway and leave a COMMENT to let us know what you have been learning to do. Help everyone to feel connected and that we are learning together.
Mild challenge
Rainbow Scavenger Hunt – Rainbow_Nature_hunt
Nest resource – giant-nest-building-sheet
Spicy challenge
Nest resource – pdf_build_a_bird_nest
Hot challenge
Worm resource – Opal Lab Worm Identification Chart
Rainbow resource – making-rainbows
Nest resource – andygoldsworthy-slideshare
Mild challengers might like to sit and listen to ‘Superworm’ by Julia Donaldson. Worms are superheroes in our gardens. Can you find out why?
Spicy challengers might like to sit and listen to ‘Yucky Worms’ by Vivian French. You could turn the sound off and read the book independently by pausing the clip at the right time for you. List the facts you learn from the story in your journal or sway.
Hot challengers, older children might like to watch the Springwatch documentary about earthworms which includes information about their importance, varieties. predators, how they reproduce and how to investigate them. Creating a mindmap would help you to summarise the main points in your learning journal or sway.
These resources might be helpful.
twinkl ladybird doubles sheet 2
ladybird detective wildlife watch
Hi everyone – it’s nearly the weekend! Have a look at my Sway to find out what this week’s Crafty Friday activity involves.
Hello. I had a look at the numeracy grids and I liked the idea of a Grid 1 Mild challenge- a number spotting walk around my house. I was looking for odd numbers- here’s what I found. What odd number are in your house ?
In school numeracy is often taught using practical materials, in particular numicon and ten frames.
A ten frame is a rectangle split into 2 rows and 5 columns.
It is used to show numbers that are less than or equal to 10.
Placing objects on the frames helps children to visualise different ways to represent numbers.
You could download and print the ten frame sheet below from Twinkl
twinkl-blank-ten-frame-activity-sheet-landscape-1-per-page
or
make your own.
An empty egg box can be a great 10 frame.
It is a great way to help children organise amounts to count.
The links below open free resources from the numicon website that I find helpful, although I do recognise that you might not have access to a printer.
Numicon_pcms_Shapes,_Numerals_and_Number_Words_1-10_(Actual_Size)
Numicon_pcms_shape_numeral_word_cards_1_to_31
Numicon_pcms_Adding_Facts_to_10
Numicon_pcms_Adding_Facts_to_20
How to make your own numicon – a bit fiddly but a great measuring activity for older children.
