Share a Book

Sharing stories is a lovely way to spend your time. Go and find your favourite cuddly toy and book then curl up in a cosy spot to enjoy the story together.

Moomin and I loved reading about the adventures of Hairy Maclary and his friends.

Activities

Once you have read the story you could act out parts of it using your cuddly toy to help.

Can you point to the title?

What is a blurb?

See if you can find the letters from you name in the book.

Think of a different ending to the story.

Tell a family member about your favourite part of the story.

Draw your favourite character.

Choose another book to enjoy!

Make a reading nook in your home.

I wonder what adventures you will go on?

Fine Motor Fun – Tweezers

Each week we will look at a different way to develop fine motor skills. These skills are important as they help children to:

  • Develop the muscles needed to write
  • Enable their hands to work together
  • Carry out precise and controlled movements
  • Build hand and eye co-ordination

They are also ideal for children to work on independently!

 

Our focus today will be on using tweezers. There are lots of chunky and fun tweezers that are available for children, however normal household tweezers are ideal to use. You can even make your own from two lolly pop/chop sticks and an elastic band!

There are many, many activities that you can do using tweezers and the ones below are just a small selection. Why not look online together as a family to find some more?

Count the hoops
Colour Sorting
Catch the Snake
Free the Frog

LEARNING AT HOME


Here are some photos of Andrew having fun learning at home.
1st Photo – Andrew is playing with Briccolo blocks to build different shapes.
2nd Photo – Andrew’s picture of Hickory Dickory Dock. His mouse has two very long tails! He found out their tails are very long and are not hairy and that mice have little round ears.

We found 16 clocks in our house!

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