This is a fab way to get the most out of reading with your child- White Rose Maths provides a weeks worth of numeracy activities focused around one book that your child can enjoy. Don’t worry if you don’t have the book either- Mrs Stewart made a lovely video for us to enjoy of her reading it!
Check it out below, and don’t forget to access the link above to view the different activities! 🌸
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Since we’re missing out on our Galaday entertainment this year, we would love to see what you can come up with to be an entertainer! Do you have any special talents? Can you juggle, or sing, or are you an amazing dancer? Let us know! 🎉
It’s getting closer to the Galaday! What things have you done at home? We would love to see! Here’s some ideas for easy instruments you can make with things from around your house 🎶🎉
Here is your Big Bedtime Read challenge for this week! Let us know what stories you’re enjoying- we would love to see your beautiful artwork as well!
Good morning everyone- hope you’ve enjoyed a safe and fun weekend.
Another great ‘Word Wave’ for you to try listening to- it explores words in Scots, and different types of language and sounds. Follow the link to have a look!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvyc7nb/articles/z4kd92p
Here’s a fun activity for you to help practice writing numbers- why don’t you fill a tray with salt and trace them out with your finger or a paintbrush? What’s the highest number you can get to?
Good morning! Here’s a lovely story that will hopefully bring a smile to your face if you’re feeling a bit down- ‘Lucy’s Blue Day’, which talks about lots of different emotions. Follow this link for the story:
Additionally, here’s some ideas you can use for activities if you want to talk about emotions just like Lucy- why don’t you make a ‘Feelings Chart’, or draw a picture of the story of your day- what were you feeling? Why were you feeling that way?
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