Bugs

Here is a few things you could try this week. We hope you have fun. If you try any let us know in the comments below.

You could have lots of fun making bugs with playdough. Have lots of fine creating different bugs you could count how many legs each of your bugs have.

Here is a link to a ladybird number bond playdough mat. Give the lady bird spots using playdough.

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-n-2074-number-bonds-to-ten-ladybird-playdough-mat

Here is a link to some minibeast playdough mats where you make legs, wings etc for the minibeasts.

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-m-262-minibeast-playdough-mats

Mrs Adair was very creative with her playdough look at the bugs she created. Can you name the colours in the caterpillar? How many spots does the ladybird have?

Here a video of Miss Hill making playdough bugs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpjyQym8cmg&feature=youtu.be

Some of the ladies myself included had lots of fun creating some soap snakes. It is very easy to do. All you need is a bottle, a sock and a dish of fairy liquid and water and maybe an elastic band to secure the sock. Have a look at the video of Miss Hill making her soap snake. Mrs Russell had lots of fun too and even enlisted the help of her daughter.

Here is a link to Miss Hill shows you how to make one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOVOSTcvkck&feature=youtu.be

We have also been collecting sticks when out and about on our daily walk to create some frames. I collected some from the Dean Park and here’s the video giving examples.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82KLJvijY-0&feature=youtu.be

Mrs Adair made a fabulous frame from sticks.

Mrs Miller made a wonderful frame using the foliage from her garden.

We like cookery in the Sunflowers class and have been developing our spreading skills. You could continue this by making a sandwich for your lunch. Help to spread the butter on the bread and then add a filling of your choice. Some of us like ham, some like cheese and some even like both. Place the second piece of bread on top them use the knife to cut into halves or quarters.