Good morning boys and girls This is our last day in Primary 1! Can you believe it? Neither can I.
It has been a really strange 3 months for everyone and I am so sad that I didn’t get to finish primary 1 in school with you all. I miss you all very much and I am so proud of every single one of you. I can’t wait to see you all in August!
I have put together a slide show of some of the photographs from over the year – lots of happy memories.
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Last Day Activities
Have a look at the activities below and pick one to do today….
Fill in the sheet below with all the things you would like your teacher next year to know about you:
Draw a picture in your jotter and write about your favourite day in primary 1.
Have an amazing summer everyone. Have fun, stay safe and stay happy!
Morning primary 1! I hope you are all feeling good today!Did you know that today is World Olympic Day?
World Olympic Day is a celebration of sport, health, and being the best you can be. Olympians, athletes and fans all over the world are going to get active in the WORLD’S BIGGEST 24-hour digital Olympic workout and Woodlands thought we could all take part!
You can find out more information about World Olympic Day by clicking here.
Visit this site to join over 20 famous athletes from all around the world hosting different workouts for you to join in with…click here.
Warm Up:
Read along with this non-fiction book to learn all about the Olympics
Main Activity:
Have a go at completing the sentences on the worksheet below by adding in the missing word. You can write your answers in your jotter or just discuss them with someone at home – you choose!
Fun Finisher:
Watch the video to learn all the different sports that people compete in at the Olympics
Pretend you are an Olympic athlete. What sport would you compete in? Would you win a medal? What would you do to celebrate your win?
Draw a picture of you competing in your sport and write down how you would celebrate.
It’s the last Friday of the term! The last Friday of your first year at school! I can’t believe we have been away from school for nearly 13 weeks. I can’t wait until we can all be in school together again.
Health and Well-being Week – Friendship and Kindness Friday
Today we are going to learn about the importance of being kind and what it means to be a good friend.
Warm Up:
Watch this video to learn about what makes a good friend.
One of the things that makes a good friend is being kind. Being kind to others makes others feel good, but it also makes you feel good too.
Main Activity:
There are a few activities here. You can choose just one if you want or you can do all of them. It’s up to you.
Can you complete all these acts of kindness to complete this Kindness Bingo card?
Here is a list of questions about kindness that the adults at home can ask you and talk about with you.
Build a Friend – What makes a good friend. Talk about what makes a good friend with someone at home. How would you like your friends to treat you? How do you think a friends should treat another friend?
Draw a picture of a friend and get an adult to write your ideas about what makes a good friend round your drawing. There are a couple of examples below to give you an idea.
Extra Challenge:
Make a family kindness jar!
A family kindness jar is one of the many ways we can teach our children about the benefits of being kind. Through activities like this, we can teach our children that being kind is not only beneficial to others, but to ourselves, as well!
Supplies:
pen/marker
jar – like a used jam jar
paper
This is such a simple activity that takes minimal supplies. All you need is those three things and your family members!
Directions:
Gather your supplies and your family!
Take turns coming up with random acts of kindness that you would like to complete as a family, and write them down on your pieces of paper.
Put all of your papers in the jar, and decide on how often you are going to complete these acts of kindness. Weekly, monthly?
Take turns drawing an act of kindness out of the jar and completing them as a family!
You could also make a kindness jar but choose to do it this way instead which is lovely:
Fun Finisher:
Log into your Epic Reader account – I have assigned some non-fiction books to you all about kindness and friendship.
Remember that The Smartest Giant in Town is one of the kindest people, as he gave all of his clothes away to those who needed them more.
Here is a further link to a 7 Days of Kindness Calendar, which links into 2020’s Mental Health Awareness week, of which the focus was Kindness:
Good morning primary 1. I hope you are all feeling very fit and healthy!
Today we are going to carry on with more of our Health and Well being learning and focus on our physical health and keeping our bodies healthy.
Warm Up:
Watch the video to find out what we need to stay healthy
Main Activity:
One of the things we need to do to keep healthy is EXERCISE. Children should try and do 1 hour of exercise each day to keep their bodies healthy🏃🏽♀️🚶🏽♂️🕺🏽⛹🏽♂️🚴🏽♀️🤸🏽♂️💃🏽 .
Your main activity for today is to try and do 1 hour of exercise. You could go a walk, make up a dance routine, play football, go a cycle or ride on your scooter – whatever you find fun!
Here are some exercise activities you could try:
Shake your Sillies Out
https://youtu.be/NwT5oX_mqS0
P.E. with Joe Wicks
https://youtu.be/Rz0go1pTda8
Kids Zumba
https://youtu.be/ymigWt5TOV8
Just Dance for Kids
https://youtu.be/gCzgc_RelBA
Kids Workout
What do you notice about your body after you have exercised? Feel your heart 💓- is it beating faster? Do you feel hot after you have exercised 🥵? Are you sweating? Do you feel thirsty? Remember to drink water after you have exercised to keep your body hydrated.
Fun Finisher:
How many of the tips for staying healthy can you remember from the ‘Warm Up’ video?
Look at the poster below to remind you…..
Have a go at making your own poster to teach people how to stay healthy – you could maybe put it up in your house, or on a window, for people to see!
It’s our second last Monday of the school year! Can you believe it?
I hope you are all happy and healthy and ready for another week!
Health and Well-being Week!
It isn’t long to go now until the end of term. This week is going to be slightly different. Instead of our normal learning activities, this week your Home Learning is going to be focusing on Health and Well being each day.
We have created some fun, healthy activities for you to try out at home each day – just try your best and do what you can👍🏽 .
Remember: your brain 🧠 works better when your body and mind are healthy!
Today we are going going to be learning about eating a balanced, healthy diet
🍦🍌🍍🍓🍽🥕🥝🍝🍩🍟🌭🥩🍗🍣
Warm Up:
Watch this video to learn about eating a balanced diet
Click on the picture below and visit this great website to find out more about what humans need to do to stay healthy – there is a fun quiz too!
Main Activity:
When Miss Murray and I were in school on Friday we were so excited and harvested our class potatoes 🥔 – we really REALLY wished you had all been there with us! Look how many potatoes we grew…..they look delicious! Potatoes are vegetables.
What do you think the potatoes could be used for?
Look at the sheet below, can you name a food for each letter of the alphabet? You can write them down in your jotter or just discuss them with someone at home – you choose. You could have a look around your kitchen if you are stuck!
After you have come up with a different food for each letter, can you say whether you should eat A LOT of each food you have come up with or eat a SMALL AMOUNT of that food each day?
Extra Challenge:
Can you challenge yourself to taste a new food you haven’t tasted before? Are you brave enough to taste a new fruit or vegetable? GOOD LUCK👏🏽 !! Let me know how you get on.
Fun Finisher:
Try and create your very own healthy, balanced lunch or dinner. What will you put in your lunch box or on your plate?
Maybe you could ask if you can help to prepare lunch or dinner for your family?
Log into your Epic Reader account – I have assigned some non-fiction books to you all about eating a balanced diet.
Game to Support Learning:
Help the farmer catch his fruit in this game – Catching Fruit
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