Good morning\u00a0 and welcome to Thursday \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
The weather this week has been just gorgeous and I’ve enjoyed spending time out in the garden reading my book, and watching my husband work his way through the list of jobs I’ve helpfully written for him \u2026\u00a0 it’s all about the teamwork!<\/p>\n
Today’s challenge is totally stolen from Miss McLean in P2.\u00a0 She encouraged her class to create a ‘Wishlist Jar’ and I’d like to borrow her idea and suggest that we all create our own version.<\/p>\n
The idea is that when you think of an activity or event that you can’t do right now due to the restrictions in place, write it down on a wee piece of paper and pop it into your Wishlist Jar.\u00a0 Then, when we’re all back to normal go through your wishes and make them happen.<\/p>\n
Your wishes can include – sleepovers with family or friends, picnics up the water, days at the beach, trips to the swimming pool, baking with your gran, going a walk with your papa, going to the pictures with your cousins \u2026 the list is endless.<\/p>\n
So, find a jar or tub with a lid (I’ve washed out a beetroot jar) and then make a fancy label for it.\u00a0 All of the people in your house can add their wishes and it’s something to look forward to.<\/p>\n
Have a lovely Easter weekend, and, as always, stay safe, take care and keep in touch.<\/p>\n
Mrs Govans x<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Good morning\u00a0 and welcome to Thursday \ud83d\ude42 The weather this week has been just gorgeous and I’ve enjoyed spending time out in the garden reading my book, and watching my husband work his way through the list of jobs I’ve helpfully written for him \u2026\u00a0 it’s all about the teamwork! Today’s challenge is totally stolen … Continue reading Headteacher’s Challenge #6<\/span>