Welcome to our last Health Hero for this week, our key focus has been looking at our Mental, Physical and Social Wellbeing.
Dame Evelyn Glennie began to lose her hearing aged 8 and became profoundly deaf aged 12 however this did not stop her in becoming one of the most famous percussionists on an international level.
I’d like to finish this week off with another local hero who embraces all aspects of Music and has achieved so much by showing some determination and having a growth mindset!
We’ll be back Next Tuesday for some sport themed Health Heroes.
As always please leave some comments for Dame Evelyn Glennie to see!
A huge thanks to everyone for sending all their Eco work and ideas in. Each class received lots of lovely Eco posters and items of work.
Here is a great example of a piece of work that was shared.
We also had a number of photos sent in for tracking animals during your daily walks.
I have added some here –
We have also been very lucky to have been sent some photos from our Schoolhouse neighbours, can you guess what bird has made a nest in our greenhouse?
Our reporter tells me there are 6 hungry mouths waiting to be fed.
BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons
If you have some time this week or next and want to learn more about the planet around us I have looked up the BBC Bitesize lessons to share some with you.
If you watch them leave a comment to let everyone know if they were interesting or not. So far the lessons have been really interesting and some have guest presenters. You can find them on catch up once aired so don’t feel you have to stick to the timings.
Click below to see our Health Hero No2, this person is a great ambassador for Healthy Eating.
We would like to thank Craig Wilson of Eat at the Green for helping us with our campaign, Craig Wilson opened Eat on the Green in 2004, transforming what was once a small village pub. Since then he has gone on to become very successful winning many an award along the way for his cuisine and fine dining.
We hope you enjoy trying out this recipe.
Have a look at Mrs Flockton’s attempt at the end of the sway.
Mr.Mutch and Mr.Reid both needed to pause production of their Web-Show to focus on the Big Night In.
Mr.Mutch and Mr.Reid are both working really hard to get everything together for the Special Event
They can’t wait to enjoy Friday Evening with you all!
They are really happy with the reception that the Web-Show is getting but at times the teachers struggle to think of a challenge. Do you have any ideas?
Mr.Mutch and Mr.Reid look for challenges that everyone can take part in. Challenges that people can submit a score, time or distance rather than a who did it better task.
Follow the link to the Microsoft Forms Survey to complete and give us some ideas.
Or Follow the QR Code:
While you wait you can watch back your favourite episode with our playlist on the Methlick Youtube Channel.
If you have made a timetable you might need to set an alarmto remind you to do something.
I have an alarm set for 11am to remind me to photograph the skyand an alarm set for the time I should be going to bed!
Throughout the day look at your clock on the hour and half past the hour, maybe you could set an alarm in your phone. What are you doing at those times?
Make your own clock
to do this you need to be able to
write the numbers 1 to 12 on stones, shells, pieces of slate.
When I was little I would love finding these seed heads intact and using them to ‘tell the time’. I would blow the dandelion and say 1 o’clock, blow the dandelion – 2 o’clock etc. I would ask what time it was and then try to blow the dandelion that number of times to confirm that a dandelion clock did work!
What’s the Time Mr Wolf?
Watch these children playing this game. Could you do this with your family?
Enjoy this story ‘What’s the Time Mr Wolf’ being read by the author Debi Gliori
Learn these dance moves to help you keep in TIME to the music
So many of you are still enjoying learning about bees .
Tick Tock! Look at the Clock!
