Good morning Primary 2, how are you feeling today?
Today we are going to be thinking about keeping healthy! I know lots of you will be enjoying doing exercise every day. I have been cycling a lot and going for long walks. Here is a Fischy song you may remember to get you moving and to think about how you are feeling inside too.
We also have to choose healthy food to eat and the next song is full of lovely vegetables which are so good for you! I wonder which one in the song is your favourite? Mine is the tomato!
Find an old piece of paper and get ready to crunch it up when the munch and crunch and scrunch sounds comes. When the popping sound comes make a pop with your lips! Make a lovely mmmmmmmm sound for the yummy bit!
You could make up your own verse about your favourite vegetable or fruit, let me know what you would choose to munch today!
Today is Tuesday and it’s going to be another sunny day. I hope you manage to get outside and have some fun. Maybe you will go for a walk or a cycle with your family. You may even see some minibeasts.
Here is a video by Adam Hargreaves showing you how to draw some Mr Men characters. You could have a go if you have time.
Here is another er video to help with this week’s digraph.
I hope you had a good day yesterday and managed to enjoy lots of time outside enjoying our lovely weather.
I wanted to share some of our good work on Symmetry from last week. You can see one pupil using a mirror to help find lines of symmetry and some nice examples of symmetrical flags.
For today, here is a short story about a little dog called Fergus. Count how many er words you can hear in the story.
This week’s digraph is er and here a short video to help you.
Here is a Mr Men story. Can you find the er digraph?
There is a Maths blog and a Minibeast blog to help with activities on our Learning Grid. Remember just to do what you can and what fits in with your family.
This week Primary 2 and P2/1 are learning about Spiders.
Have a look at this Powerpoint and youtube video. They have lots of interesting spider facts and pictures and will help you to make your own Spider Fact File.
Good Morning, everyone! Can you believe it is the 1st of June today? I hope you have all had a lovely weekend and enjoyed our lovely weather.
Yesterday Mrs Boyle and I played golf which we haven’t been able to do for a long time. I wonder if any of you have managed to meet up with people you haven’t seen for a while?
Last week we had lots of examples of great work. We were learning about life cycles.
We have seen some very creative Minibeast art and craft.
Someone has been looking after caterpillars and one has turned into a butterfly.
I am sure you will continue to amaze us this week with all the wonderful things you are doing.
Remember to have a look at our blog posts for Maths and Minibeasts today. The minibeast we are learning about this week has er at the end of its name. Can you guess what it is?
Have a good day. Enjoy your learning and try to share it with us if you can.
This week’s stories all have a fairy tale theme. If you have not already voted for next week’s theme you can still do so. Click on the link below to find out more.
Well done for all the fantastic learning you have been doing this week. Mrs Boyle and I have loved receiving all your e-mails and finding out about all the fun things you have been doing..
Lots of you have enjoyed drawing and making minibeasts and we wanted to share some of these fantastic bees with you.
You could finish off this week with a Cosmic Yoga session. This activity tells the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Have a wonderful weekend. The weather forecast looks good so try to get outside for lots of fresh air, fitness and fun.
Today is Thursday and it’s going to be a lovely day! I hope you all manage to get outdoors and enjoy our fabulous weather. You might even spot some minibeasts!
Here is a new Mr Men story. I wonder where you would like to go for a picnic? Watch this to see where some Mr Men go for their picnic.
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