Hello, this is week 2 of your children’s numeracy challenge.

Pattern

I can copy a simple pattern

I can continue a simple pattern using 2 criteria i.e. red, green, red, green etc...

I can recognise and name the primary colours and a range of other colours.

I can recognise patterns in my environment e.g. patterns in what we are wearing, patterns in nature etc...

– How many patterns can you spot in your home? You can ask you parents, grandparents or siblings to help.

– Can you discuss any features in the patterns? stripes, spots……..

– What type of resources in your home can you find to make your own patterns? shoes, Lego, cars, dolls…….

Can you draw your own pattern?

Please click on the link below for information regarding continued reduced service at Catrine ECC for next week.  Thank you.

Reduced service – Catrine ECC – 7 February 2024

Home link challenge – Week 1

Hello everyone, hope you are all well and ready for a wee challenge with your child.  Over the next 4 weeks, I will have small numeracy challenges planned that the children can try, either indoors or outdoors.

This is a great opportunity to spend quality time with your child.

Measuring and comparing.

I can use the language of capacity - full/empty.

I can use non standard items for measuring - hands, feet, blocks, jugs and bottles 

I can identify items by size and/or amount -  big/small, light/heavy rain full/empty from a choice of two.

Can you assist your child in using different sized pans to fill up your sink?

– How many small pans/ large pans did you use?

– Is the sink full?

– What other items could you use to fill up the sink? eg spoons, kettle, bottles

– Could you draw me a picture of the items you used?

Starting Thursday 1st February

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Please have a look at the sway attached to see all the fabulous learning opportunities and experiences that have taken place over the past couple of weeks.  We could not do this without the dedication and effort from our staff team, families and community of Catrine.

Merry Christmas everyone !