This is a project that will showcase your child’s creativity and imagination. Why not introduce the art of flower arranging? Flowers are bright and beautiful, with so many different characteristics, shapes and scents, your child will be captivated by the experience!
Arranging a basket with fresh cuts to spruce up the kitchen.
Creating beautiful potted plants to sit on the front porch is a great project for little hands.
A heart-felt arrangement made especially for grandma and grandpa.
Here are some websites that give some simple ideas to follow.
If you didn’t get a chance to play the first tessellation game go back to that post and complete before trying the challenge tasks in Pattern Blocks and Tangram Builder.
This is a listening and watching activity. The Powerpoint tells you about different inventors. Watch it through once, then go back to the link for Alexander Graham Bell. The link to the Youtube clip is quite slow to load so be patient.
I know you really enjoy these kind of tasks! Look at the appliances on the worksheet and put them into the order of importance. Tell an adult your answers and IMPORTANTLY WHY you think this. The good think is could can’t be wrong it is your opinion which you must back up with reasons – “cause I like it” – isn’t a good enough reason.
Perhaps ask an adult to do the task at the same time. Then share your list..do you agree with each other? Did you manage to persuade them with your reasoning or did they change your mind? Again this is good – when we share opinions we listen to other people’s views too. Sometimes we influence them and sometime they inform and get us to change our opinion.
We often think sculptures of being made of stone or metal for example the Angel of the North
However art doesn’t have to last for ever..think of the work we did on Andy Goldworthy..
Watch this clip about another type of sculpture cake making.
Perhaps you could decorate your own cakes. Follow the guidelines in the clip. Don’t forget to post photos of your creations in our Teams area and on Twitter if allowed.
On Monday I put a post with some information and activities. If you have not completed that task go back and complete before trying the challenge.
When writing and talking we use the word said a lot! Your challenge is you have 5 minutes to say all the words you could use instead of said. Ask an adult to work with you for the 5 minutes. Then look at the word mat below. Did you get them all or did you know others not on the mat. How many can you get in 5 minutes.
Another word we tend to over use is went! Can you follow the same instructions above for the word went – remember you are saying them not writing them down so you need the adult to listen for 5 minutes! How many did you get?
You can create your own mood board by using pictures from magazines, newspapers, catalogues or images from the internet. Some may wish to use scraps of material. Please DO NOT cut up any clothes without asking permission!
Choose your a book or movie character and design a costume for them.
When you have finished the mood board draw a pencil outline of character and then begin to create the painting of final costume design.
Master Skill
Creating a mood board.
Using watercolour paint skills to paint a costume design.
Thinking Questions
Have you ever had to wear a costume? How did it make you feel?
Why are costumes an important part of any film, television or theatre production?
How do you think costume designers collect ideas for their designs?
Can you describe key features of the costumes? How does this link to your brief?
Here, you can find everything you need for Week 5. the music and words for song 5 ‘In Sickness and in Health’.
In this final section, with the help of powerful antibiotics, Jack manages to fight off the bacterial infection and is allowed home at last. The amazing treatment and care he has received from all the staff at the hospital has cured his illness and now, to help protect them during the Covid-19 pandemic, he shares his advice for keeping safe and healthy. Get ready for the finale of our opera by joining in with Alan and Lucy as they teach us the dance moves for the final song.
We hope you have enjoyed hearing Jack’s story and we would love for you to join us on Monday 22 June at 2pm for a live stream over on our YouTube channel, where you can interact with us and join in with the songs.
Join us on Monday 22 June at 2pm for a special, live performance of the full show streamed right to your home via YouTube – so make sure to bring your best singing voices, limber up for some excellent dance moves, and join in!
Psst…! Bring along any questions, comments or shout-outs, and we might just be able to give you a special mention…
Fancy a starring role? We’ll be sharing a recording of the whole performance on our YouTube channel afterwards – and we’d love for you to be part of it! Just send in your 30-60 second video clips or photographs, and we will put them all together in one mega performance of Fever! Online.