Thursday 2nd March is World Book Day. We will be celebrating in school with lots of fun activities and competitions.
Instead of dressing up the children can come to school wearing pyjamas or cosy clothes and they can bring their favourite book to share with their class.
There are lots of ideas and fun things for families to do on the World Book Day website. Please have a look with your children.
Hello!
To help you get back into the swing of things, we’re making Teach Your Monster to Read free to download from Wednesday.
We know it’s been a very challenging year and we hope to help out a little by giving you the entire series of award-winning literacy games for nothing.
The not-for-profit app is approved by the government’s DfE Hungry Little Minds campaign and has been played by over 22 million kids across the world.
Once downloaded, there’s nothing else to pay. Please let your friends know so we can help their kids learn to read too.
Oh, and if you want to play across a few devices, make sure you sign up for a free account at teachyourmonstertoread.com first.
Download your Teach Your Monster to Read app between Weds September 16th and Tues September 22nd 2020:
Join Miss Smith, as she closes our Storytime sessions, with a very well known story….perhaps not as you’ve heard it before!
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This week’s story is all about a sleeping bear…..what do you think will happen if the animals wake him up? Get comfortable with your favourite bear and enjoy the story!
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Have you ever heard of the Flumflum Tree?? Tune in to this week’s storytime to find out more…
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It’s that time of the week again….a new storytime!! “Slow and steady wins the race…” Can you guess which story it is this week?
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Here is this week’s Storytime! Find a comfortable spot and enjoy…
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Session 3 of storytime is here! Does anybody recognise the reader this week?
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Session 2 of storytime is here….but who is reading the story today? Take a look and enjoy!
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Hi Everyone,
I hope you have had a good day today. Here are some other fun tasks for you to have a go at during your time at home.
Mrs Warner
