Creatings Faces

We are surrounded by lots of different faces every day, today we are going to have a close look at our own faces and those of people in our families and then we are going to have a shot at drawing them!

 

Activities

Take a look in the mirror and name all the different parts of your face that you can see.

Look at the faces of the people in your family, in what ways do they look the same and in what ways do they look different?

Make faces using different natural materials.

Using playdough create  faces with different facial expressions.

Draw the face of someone in your family.

Home Learning Resources

There are currently home learning bags available to borrow from the nursery, they will be on the blue trolleys in the nursery foyer for collection.

Please return any learning bags you currently have before collecting a new one. Any returning bags should be placed in the clear plastic boxes to allow us to quarantine them and check them before they are available again to borrow.

Materials – Part 2

We know that there are lots of different types of materials and we were looking for some of them around our homes last week. Today we are going to think more about the properties of materials and what they can be used for.

 

Activities

Look at the picture above, how many different types of material can you see?

Why are plastic and wood good for making adventure trails?

Watch this clip about the properties of materials.

Now set up your own experiment to see which of the following materials are waterproof:

  • Paper – paper towel
  • Plastic – cling film
  • Metal – tin foil

Once you have found out which material/s are waterproof, use one and some recycled materials to make an umbrella for one of your toys.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Days of the Week

 

Activities

Teach your families the days of the days of the week song.

What day of the week is it today?

Which days of the week make up the weekend?

Find out which day of the week your birthday will be on this year.

How many days are there in one week?

 

Burns Night

Monday the 25th of January is Burns Night. Robert Burns was a famous Scottish Poet. Today we are going to think about the traditions of Burns night and create some Scottish themed art!

 

Activities

Design and create your own tartan, you can use paint, pencils, crayons or pens.

Ask a family member to read you some of Burn’s poetry.

Try some traditional Burns Night foods such as haggis, neeps and tatties.

Listen to some Scottish Ceilidh music and dance round your living room!

Use junk materials to create a set of bagpipes.

Challenge

Organise a party for Burns night! Write out invitations, plan the music, make food and have fun with your family!

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