Can you draw or paint a picture of your favourite zoo animal?
Can you design a rock as your favourite zoo animal?
Song time!
Some Counting!
Remember you can email any pictures of your activities, any activities you are doing while at home…..the ladies would love to see what the children have been busy with!
Have fun and stay safe 🌈
Chelsea has been exploring the life cycle of the Butterfly at home!
Stage 1: The butterfly will lay her eggs onto a leaf. These can be round, oval or cylindrical.
Stage 2: The caterpillar hatches and works on eating the plants so it can grow.
Stage 3: The Caterpillar undergoes a process called metamorphosis, inside it’s chrysalis, where it is rapidly changing!!
Stage 4: The fully formed butterfly emerges, drying off it’s wings. Whilst we waited for each of the butterflies to emerge, we fed them fresh orange.
Stage 5: We set them free!!
^^^ watch the release here!!
Book bug session!!!
Its Wednesday, so that means Book bug!
Today’s activity is…..bubbles!
Can you make bubbles by using washing up liquid?
We would love to see your activities!
Have fun!
Please enjoy our Story of the Week, as read by our staff member Bethany! Just click on the link below.
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Look through the binoculars, what animals can you see?
Note to parents and carers- this needs to be opened as a slideshow for the full experience! The slideshow tab is on the top bar.
Having seen different zoo animals, can you make one of your own?
Perhaps you have some cardboard tubes at home? You could colour them, use paint, glue, craft resources if you have them?
We would love to see your creations!
Finally, why not take a “trip” to the zoo? Follow the link below to visit the animals in Edinburgh Zoo. Can you find the animals from the story?
http://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/webcams/
As always, stay safe and have fun!
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