In our next look at materials, we will experiment with making items float. You will need an adult to supervise and help with this.
Scott
In our next look at materials, we will experiment with making items float. You will need an adult to supervise and help with this.
Scott
Welcome to Monday Music with Connie and Gordon!
Warm up to this piece of fabulous music by clapping your hands and moving in time with the music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAZbMjuM3dI
Here is today’s selection of favourite karaoke songs for you to enjoy at home. Take some time to make your own MICROPHONE, to do this click on here. Enjoy the selection today!
Movement – dance or play along with an instrument.
Time to relax!
Good morning everyone,
A Happy New Year to you all!
I hope you enjoyed the Christmas holidays and had a chance to relax with your family.
Below are some activity choices for this week:
Option 1 (daily activity) – Early Level
Alphabet list
We all celebrated the recent holiday, for each of us, the focus would be different, for example, for some, it’s about the meaning of Christmas, for others, it’s about the giving and receiving of presents, family time or a winter holiday (even a mixture of these).
You are going to create an alphabet list based on the focus of your holiday. For example:
Christmas alphabet – b – baubles, p – presents
Gift alphabet – c – chocolate, s – socks
Family – f – fun, m – movies
Winter holiday – s – snow, g – games
So, for example, if you choose the Gift alphabet, you would write down a-z on paper, and next to each letter, you would write down an item that either you or a family member received for Christmas. How many can you remember?
Option 2 (week long activity) – First Level and beyond
Diary
You are going to create your own diary. First, research some famous dairies, e.g. The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank – google an excerpt to look at the format (how it is laid out).
Now, it’s your turn!
Create your own personal diary and design the front cover which should reflect your personality.
Every day make a diary entry that explains the events and experiences of your day.
The key features of a diary are explained below:
Try to think about your choice of words to make your writing more interesting by using adverbs and adjectives.
An adverb – a word that describes a verb (an action or doing word). E.g. I ate (verb) my breakfast slowly (adverb).
An adjective – a word that describes a noun (the name of a thing or place). E.g. I played a fun (adjective) game (noun).
Option 3 (browse the web)
Explore one or more of the following websites to find something of interest and benefit to you:
https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/short-stories
http://www.literactive.com/Home/index.asp
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/
https://www.scottishbooktrust.com
https://www.storylineonline.net/
https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/
Good luck!
Laura (Language Teacher)
Lets start the day the Pinewood way.
Circle Time!
Now that we are all woken up, how about some maths?
If you are really awake you could try the cup stacking challenge at the end!
I hope you had a go and had some fun!
After all that, it’s time to listen to a story, a monster story!
I think we might need some movement after all that excitement.
Now it’s time for some jobs. Which job are you going to choose today?
Let’s try some reading.
Are you ready for some sensory fun?
Would you like to make a snow volcano?
Let’s warm up by doing some Yoga. We will start at level one, as you may not have done any yoga for a while!
Thanks to Claire whom you may recognise and to the rest of the CAMHS ID team.
Time for relaxation.
I hope you have a magical Monday!
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