I hope you have all had a lovely holiday. Even though we were not able to do all the things we usually do, I hope you were able to take advantage of some of the sunny weather to do your daily exercise with your family.
I am still putting together plans for the week ahead, but here is a plan for Monday 20th April and the documents you will need.
Out of the Ark music are offering a song a day and activity suggestions. Great to keep you going through the holidays and beyond.
Follow the link below:
Out of the Ark at Home
Day 4 of the Clyne Caterpillars and they are growing nicely. Did you know that the first thing a caterpillar eats when it is born is its own eggshell before munching on the leaf of the host plant.
A new helpline is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays 9am-5pm for parents with concerns or questions regarding their child’s speech, language or communication development. If you would like to speak to a speech and language therapist for advice, please call 07866219181.
A little reminder that the National Youth Choir of Scotland (NYCOS) are running some short daily activities for those who like singing games. Be aware that you might end up with some catchy tunes stuck in your head for the rest of the day!
Anyone missing STEAM? Anyone not sure what STEAM is? Mr Keast has compiled a list of websites where you can take part in games, join in activities (both online and offline) and carry out investigations. Some sites use Flash so using laptops or netbooks is best.
Check out the attached file with the website addresses if you’d like to find out more.
The Easter break begins from Friday 3 April until Monday 20 April. While it might feel very different from the traditional Easter holidays it is still important for everyone to give themselves a break. Check out the links below for useful information and for some ideas on how pupils and families can keep busy over the Easter period:
· CBeebies
· National Parent Forum of Scotland – Activities and Well-Being Resources
Good afternoon everyone! Thank you for hanging on in there as we all try to adjust to our new way of living and learning. I know that for me it feels as if every time I get used to something new, I end up finding another 2 things that I still have to learn about. Well done for all the resourceful ways you are finding to show me your learning.
I have set all these reading activities as Assignments in Teams, but I know that sometimes it is easier to access files on here. You only do the activity that is for your reading group.
Parent Club Scotland is a great website with lots of useful information and guidance for families to help with adjusting to the new way of life we are facing at the moment.
https://www.parentclub.scot/topics/health/coronavirus
It provides the latest information and advice on Coronavirus and has useful sections on:
I hope you find this useful and your family are keeping healthy.
Missing you all, take care
Mrs Clyne
Good afternoon P3!
Below are some activities for you to complete along with the resources you will need for the tasks. It would be lovely if you could share some of your learning with us.
Take care and have a good week,
Miss Whigham
French pets memory matching game
Fractions activity sheets
Grammar activity – remember nouns are naming words, verbs are doing words and adjectives are describing words!
Easter acrostic poem
Stained glass window fractions.
Keen to be green English nouns, adjectives and verbs activity sheet
