Virtual Healthy Lives
Healthy Lives @IMS week 2 will take place tomorrow and the recipe is Lentil Bolognese.
We will post the link to Linda’s dance session tomorrow. @Waterbabydance1
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Everybody Worries free book
The publishers at Oxford Owl have made this new book available to read online for FREE to help children to process and articulate feelings of anxiety about Coronavirus. Find out more about Everybody Worries by clicking on the links below
https://booksfortopics.com/post/free-ebook-for-children-everybody-worries
https://en.calameo.com/read/000777721945cfe5bb9cc?authid=Xu9pcOzU3TQx
A Social Story – Corona Virus & Computer Virus
A social story to support young people who are struggling to understand the difference between Covid19 virus and computer virus.
Thanks to Chloe , assistant educational Psychologist for creating the story.
Virtual Healthy Lives
Hope you have your ingredients ready to make your Pizza wrap as part of the Virtual Healthy Lives @IMS with Siobhan & Linsay.
Once you’ve made your pizza you can join in with some keep fit with Susan.
Click on the link for Keep fit with Susan
IMS One Community Project
IMS One Community project.
Please see below if you would like to be involved in sending a letter or picture to local nursing homes.
Outdoors during lockdown
Click on the link for more information
Government guidance confirmed that if you or a person in your care have a learning disability and/or autism. You can travel beyond your local area and go out more than once a day.
However, we understand that not everyone is aware of this guidance and it can be difficult to explain.
We have produced Information cards that you can print off and take out to help explain to people.
Virtual Healthy Lives
Virtual – Healthy Lives
Please contact schoolmail if you are interested in taking part in the virtual Healthy Lives club.
Self Isolation Photo
This is an activity that you could complete with your whole family. As well as being able to insert any photograph that you would like to use, you can edit the text boxes to reflect what actually happened in your own house (how you all kept busy, your favourite games etc)
May Calendar
May calendar which can be edited and used to support pupils as they require to stay at home during the Covid19 crisis.
Included are visuals for school, home, no school and surprise, which can be printed out and added onto the calendar.
Time Capsule COVID19
My 2020 COVID 19 Time Capsule. A great resource for children to fill in and look at in years to come.
click here to access the PDF
Why we stay at home – Social Story
A lovely social story to help our children understand why we need to stay home.
Photo Montage
As the weeks pass we miss our IMS and Isobel Mair Family Centre children & families.
Here is a montage of some of our staff and children. You might spot someone in the video more than others but how many times does he appear?
First Bus Launch Education Pack
First Bus launches education pack to help keep kids learning during lockdown.
Click on the link to access the Education Pack for the fun activities.
Social Story – sharing a mask
Social story to support our children about wearing a mask during the COVID19 pandemic.
Editable Calendar
Here is an editable calendar for April that can be downloaded and used to support children during their time away from school.
May calendar to follow
Click on the image for the PDF
Good Morning IMS
Good morning everyone.
Our online learning will start again this morning at 9am.
Our staff are looking forward to connecting with all the pupils with some fun activities planned.
You can contact the school via schoolmail@isobelmair.e-renfrew.sch.uk
Visual support – Spring Break is finished
As the spring break comes to a close. Here are a few visuals to support our pupils and remind them that school is still closed. Looking forward to catching up with all our pupils online tomorrow.
Click here for a visual support.
Funding for special grants
PLEASE NOTE APPLICATIONS FOR FUNDING HAS NOW CLOSED
EastRenCarers have been awarded £2000 to support families during this difficult time and Russell McMillan has agreed to match fund this.
There are approx 26 – 30 grants available with a maximum of £300 for things like outdoor play equipment, laptops & tablets, tv subscriptions etc.
