I can’t believe this is our very last Monday in Primary 2! We have enjoyed reading so many different stories this year, especially Mr Men and LIttle Miss stories. I wonder if you can spot the 10 differences in these Mr Men and Little Miss pictures.
Here is a gravity experiment by Little Miss Stubborn. You could try this at home with an adult.
Some more healthy cooking with Mr Strong. These frittatas look yummy!
This Mr Men character likes to put his nose into other people’s business. I hope you enjoy this story.
Can you believe this is the last Monday of Primary 2. You have all done so well over the last 12 weeks when you have been learning at home. Mrs Boyle and I have really missed you all but are very proud of you and appreciate the great effort you and your parents have made.
It is a very strange end to Primary 2. It is particularly strange for me and Mrs Boyle as we are going to be retiring on Friday. That means we will not be back after the Summer holiday so it is a bit sad that we wont get a proper chance to say goodbye to you all. We will definitely pop in and see you for a visit when you are in Primary 3.
Here is our last set of learning activities for this session. We have included lots of Health and Wellbeing activities and some challenges that you can choose from and try.
Last week we were thinking about looking after our teeth. It reminded me of this story about a crocodile who had a very sore tooth. I like this story because it is also about being kind. I wonder if you can guess who helps the crocodile to learn a very important lesson about being kind to others?
I can hardly believe that it is the last week of term and the last week for Story Time at Home.
There is no special theme this week. I have chosen all the stories just because I like them and I hope you will like them too. Remember, if you missed any of last week’s stories you can still go back and watch them too.
I am sure that lots of you will know this story – it really is disgusting and I do feel sorry for the poor badger. But like lots of stories it does have a happy ending.
Have a good day and if you’re having a sandwich for lunch, I do hope it’s a nice one!
It is the last day of our working week and I hope you are looking forward to the weekend. I am looking forward to going a cycle with Mr Herbison. What are you looking forward to?
I am also looking forward to cooking with my family. If you could cook with a Mr Men or Little Miss character, which one would it be?
I might try to cook these as they look very yummy and healthy. I think I would like to cook with this Mr Men character.
I’m not sure if I would like to invite this Mr Men character to eat with me as he might eat it all himself! Can you guess who I am talking about?
I hope you are all well and are having lots of outdoor fun.
I know many of you recently enjoyed mixing paints to create lots of different colours to create some fabulous Kandinsky artwork. I thought you would like to watch this short video about Mr Men and Little Miss street art.
Many of you have been creating and inventing lots of fantastic creations at home. I wonder what you would invent for Mr Bump? Watch this short video to see some children’s inventions.
Here is the link for Thursday’s Story Time From Home which once again has a keeping healthy theme.
You might have heard me read this story if you have been in my class but it does have an important message and sometimes it is nice to hear stories more than once.
Let’s see if you can help it shine with a Wee Summer Sing!
I’m sure many of you will remember singing this song with me away back at the start of Primary 2! This time the actions are a bit different and a bit trickier, using your throwing, bouncing and catching skills! Just keep trying it until you can do it! You can have a go every time the sun comes out!
I hope you had a lovely Marches day and enjoyed your day. It is lovely to have you back again Mrs Boyle and Mrs Mills missed you.
This week we are learning about keeping ourselves healthy and lots of you since you have been off school have told me that you have had a wobbly tooth or lost a tooth. I thought we could learn about our teeth.
I have also included some pictures of the interesting things you have been doing at home . Look out for the caterpillars. Mrs Mills and Mrs Boyle love to see your pictures.
I hope you all had a wonderful Marches Day and had some fun with you families. I went for a lovely, morning walk along the river and met lots of different dogs out walking. It was slightly damp when I was out walking and when I got home my family thought I looked very funny and couldn’t stop laughing at me! I didn’t know why they were laughing until I looked in the mirror – the dampness in the air made my hair go very curly and frizzy and my hair was double the size it was when I left the house! I will need to remember to wear my hat when I go out in damp weather
I would like to say Hello to our friend in Switzerland! We are all missing each other in our class and we are especially missing you in Switzerland. We know you are having lots of lovely learning experiences with your family and we look forward to seeing you.
Here is a Mr Men story read by Adam Hargreaves. Can you remember who Adam Hargreaves is?
Four years ago, in 2016, Mr Men and Little Miss had a pop-up exhibition in London to celebrate the brand’s 45th birthday. I thought you would like to see this.
Next year, in 2021, it will be their 50th birthday. I wonder what they will do celebrate that?
I’m sure lots of you will know this story and certainly many of you will have heard me read it before as I am a big fan of Supertato! I hope you like it too!
We are having a Health focus this week and next week. I hope you are going to have lots of fun outdoors participating in lots of activities. What is your favourite outdoor activity? I am going to go for lots of walks along the river and I am also going to go for lots of cycles.
Here are links to this week’s Learning Grid and Time Activities: Learning Grid week 11
Have a think about where your food comes from. Look in your fridge or cupboard. Make a list or discuss where your food comes from.
Can you learn how to make a sandwich?
Think about the ingredients you are using and where they come from. Remember the importance of washing your hands well and of course helping with the washing up.
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