ECC Littlemill PS

Here is the story of Superworm. I hope you enjoy it as much as i did.

May this year was a very dry month and we had very little rain.  I wonder how much rainfall we’ll have this month ? Will it be as dry as last month ?  A rain gauge is a useful resource to help measure how much rain we’ve had over time if you regularly record your findings. Here’s a simple rain gauge you can make with just a large plastic bottle.

Hello boys and girls!

I have read a story for you. It’s all about tomato ketchup. Do you like tomato ketchup?

While you listen, try to remember as many of the foods mentioned in the story as you can!

How many did you remember?

You will need::a mixing bowl

First Add 16 soup spoons of Self Raising Flour to bowl with

1/2 teaspoon of baking powder and

2 soup spoons of sugar to mixing bowl.

Next Add 1 egg to a cup, then add milk to cup till 3/4 full. Mix with fork and add to mixing bowl together with 4 soup spoons of melted butter or spread. Mix altogether then,

Last Heat a frying pan then melt in a teaspoon of butter or oil

Add your mixture to the pan

Cook until bubbles appear on surface then turn.

Remove when cooked on both side.

Spread with anything you choose and enjoy 😋

We made a butterfly mosaic picture using plastic bottle caps a few years ago in the ECC and it was very effective.  Why don’t you recycle your old bottle caps and make your own piece of art that could be displayed either indoors or outdoors.

I have posted photos of our favourite rhyme time puppets.

1. Can you gather your family and ask them to chose a puppet they like.

2. Next, they have to sing the rhyme (Karaoke style) with everyone joining in.

3. If they can’t sing the rhyme, then they have to tell a story to everyone about one or two of the puppets in the pictures.

4. Make up your concert as you go. Sing, say or tell a story.

5. Most importantly, have lots of laughter and fun! 😘
   Next:

Try changing the concert to an I-spy a Nursery Rhyme beginning with the puppet initial or, point to a picture and say can you guess the rhyme or tell a story.

Here’s a lovely way for your child to explore the different feelings we all have and it has a familiar tune,  so it’s easy to learn.

Feelings song

(Tune: Twinkle, twinkle)

I have feelings, you do too

Let’s all sing about a few.

I am happy, I am sad,

I get scared, I get mad.

I am proud of being me.

That’s a feeling too, you see.

I have feelings, you do too.

We just sang about a few.

🧹🧙‍♀️🧞‍♂️

1st you will need:

paper

a candle

paintbrush

water with food colouring added, watery paint or even a felt pen dipped in water.

1. Use the candle to draw your picture.

2. Paint over your picture using the paintbrush dipped in coloured water, watery paint or even a felt pen dipped in water.

3. Watch as your picture magically appears. Enjoy😘

Here’s one of our favourite counting songs for you to sing along with.

 

🥇Have your own mini Sports Day🏆🎉

1.Line up a row of clothes for the whole family. Yes Mums,Grand, Dad’s, All grown ups in your family and you too.

I used socks,trainers,shorts and tee-shirts use whatever you like.

1. Mark a start and finish line.

2. Shout go, and everyone runs and dresses in the clothes as they go.

3. The winner is first over the finish line with all the clothes on.

Next, try the egg and spoon race.

Then, make up  your own races and most importantly, have lots of fun🥰🏆🥇