Wednesday’s Challenge (a little early as I hear the post has arrived in Catrine)

Let’s quickly recap on our learning before this weeks challenge begins

So far we have,

So now, after all of that hard work and learning we believe you are ready for a NEW CHALLENGE.

Along with your report card you will have received a “Pocket Hug” from everyone here at Catrine ECC and 2 MAGIC BEANS!!!!

Your challenge now is to care for them with all of your skills and watch them grow. So that you can see all parts of the plant develop we suggest you use a clear jar, a plastic cup or a see through freezer bag and follow the steps in the video below

Be sure to place your jar where the sun will reach it and continue to water it.

If you choose to use a freezer bag tape it to a window ensuring the seeds are facing where you can easily see the changes as they happen.

Record what changes you see over the coming weeks. You could do this through discussion, photographs, drawings or maybe even using a diary style. However you choose to do so, don’t forget to send your learning in to us at alana.speirs@east-ayrshire.gov.uk

I wonder what YOUR magic beans will turn into ……….

 

 

 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

I had a very special little person help to do a very important BIG job today.

Look out in the post for your 2019/20 Progress Reports from your keyworkers at Catrine ECC along with other little hidden extras (more instructions to follow).

(And yes, Halle DID have to ask EVERY child’s name, yes she DID have to relate EVERY name she knew to someone in her own nursery and yes she DID have to post literally EVERY single one individually 🤣)

♥Safe to say that was my hour out the house sorted for the day 🙂 🙂

Logan’s beans …….I wonder if they are magic like Jack’s????

Logan wanted to show everyone how his beans were developing.

He has definitely been making sure they get lots of sun, water and giving them plenty of time to grow. Great job Logan.

LOGAN ALSO CELEBRATED A VERY, VERY SPECIAL DAY ………..

Logan turned a huge big 4, and everyone at Catrine ECC together with all of your friends would like to wish you a massive HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🙂

 

2PM LITERACY POST

Following on from your challenge yesterday about what plants need to grow, we wanted to tell you all about what parts of a plant are called.

Sit with an adult or an older brother or sister and ask them to read through the pictures below and then complete the task at the end.

Discuss what you have learned from the pictures and talk about the plants and flowers around your house – colour, shape, height, smell etc.

Now either using your beanstalk from yesterday or by drawing a new flower, can you copy the words from the diagram below, cut them out with the help of an adult and stick them beside the correct part of your plant?

Don’t forget to post in your work 🙂

alana.speirs@east-ayrshire.gov.uk

 

 

Wednesday Is Challenge Day

It’s Challenge Day again …….. 🙂

Mrs Govans posted a beautiful video for her challenge to learn one of her favourite songs at spring time.

At this time of the year one of my favourite stories to tell is Jack and the Beanstalk.  It helps to teach the children all about simple germination and what living things need to grow.

Watch the story of Jack and the Beanstalk below.

Now, you have 3 jobs to do………..

Challenge # 1 – Can you draw or paint a picture of the beanstalk?

Challenge # 2 – What do you think the beans might have needed to grow?

And Challenge # 3 – If you climbed to the top of the beanstalk and found the bags of gold coins what would you buy with them?

 

Don’t forget to send in photos 🙂

Earning their keep :)

April and her brother Kerr really enjoyed Courtney’s literacy on Monday, recognising letters and blasting them with water. The middle picture of April was during the holidays when she was being super clever and leading her very own Bookbug session with her family 🙂 I heard your song choices were great April 🙂 And my particular favourite is your photograph today – working hard and feeding the sheep. Great effort to both of you.

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