Good Morning Everyone
We hope you’ve been having great fun in the snow! When you are tired of building igloos, snowmen, snow dogs, snow tunnels, having snowball fights or doing snow angels here are a few activities to be getting along with whilst you warm up!
Maths
If you are able to print at home, you could try some of the games attached – all you need is a dice and 2 coloured pencils or 2 coloured bits of paper/ coins as counters.
Try playing some of the number games we play in school with someone at home.
-Choose any number to start between 1 and 10 and count up to 30 and back down.
-They choose 3 numbers (e.g. 11,12,13) you must say next 3 numbers (e.g. 14,15,16) see how high you can go
-They choose how many claps to do and you count them silently – tell them how many claps they did at the end!
Language
If you have any old magazines/newspapers at home-can you find any of your common words (from your little blue jotter) and cut them out.
Practise clapping the syllables of everyone’s name in your family, even pets or your favourite toys names. e.g. oc-to-nauts!
On a Friday we normally do dictation – see if someone at home can read out a sentence with at least 2 th words and you try to write it down – can you draw a picture to go with it?Remember your finger spaces full stops and capital letter at the beginning!
If you are able to print at home, try out some of these games – you can teach someone at home how to play roll and read!
Other Activities
Practise your cutting skills by folding paper and cutting shapes to create snowflakes.
Practise your letter formation – you could even try some rainbow writing!
practise your letter formations
Keep cosy and safe,
Mrs Oliver and Miss Christy
