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Gold Class Thursday 7th May

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Good morning everyone. I hope that you are all OK.

Let’s see what activities are planned for you today.

2. Maths:

Click on the picture to see if you can complete some questions on number bonds to 20.

3. Fiddly Fingers:

4: Story

5: Go see what the sign of the day is.

6. Head to the music section and see what has been left for you.

7. Sensory: try making your own lava lamp – click on the picture to enlarge 

8: Go see what dance activities have been planned for you.

 

That is all for today. Head back tomorrow and see what is there for you. I wonder which country we will be looking at tomorrow?

 

 

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Hello Everyone,

  1. Morning Activities:
  2. Maths:  Today is all about prepositions – can you say, choose or cut and stick where they are all hiding – in front or behind?<

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  3. Fiddly Fingers:
  4. SNACK
  5. Story:   Sign along to Rumble in the Jungle here: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/storybooks-and-games/rumble-in-the-jungle/
  6. Sign of the Day
  7. Music – Click on MUSIC to find out what Connie has planned for you today
  8. LUNCH
  9. Sensory: 
  10. Dance –Find out what Rachel has planned for you by clicking on the DANCE section

Group 4 – Thursday 30th April

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Hello everyone.

Here are some activities for your timetable today:

Circle Time

What is the day today?

What is the date?

How many days are left in April? Let’s find out.

Life Skills

After some breakfast, it is time to help around the house. There might be some jobs in the kitchen to do.

Maths

Have a look at the Maths section to see what Steve wants you to do.

Fiddly fingers

Try helping in the laundry by folding some clothes and matching the socks.

Story

Today’s story is “Just for you” by Mercer Mayer.

Little Critter really wants to do something special for his mum. Will Little Critter ever be able to find something that he can do for his mother? Let’s find out.

  1. Have you been kind to your Mum or Gran?
  2. What was the nicest thing you have done to your mum or Gran?
  3. Think about one nice thing to do for your mum or Gran today.

Sign of the day

Check Lorna’s sign of the day video.

Music

Check for Connie’s post.

Sensory

Here are some sensory ideas – choose one or two, relax and have fun.  You could print this chart off and tick off the ones you have completed.

Or you can try this great sensory art from David (Art teacher).

cling film Art

Dance

Go to the Dance section and choose one of the activities that Rachel has prepared for you.

Have a nice day.

Ana

Thursday 30th of April – Pink Class

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Good morning Pink Class – how are you all today?

Let’s wake up! What day is it today?

Calendar –

Wow, it’s the last day in April today. What month will tomorrow be?

Let’s remind ourselves with one of our months of the year song.

It’s May tomorrow! How many days are there in May?

Free Printable May 2020 Calendar - 2019 Calendars for Students ...

Movement –

What does Pedro and Gerry have planned for movement today?

Life Skills –

Could you do some dusting today?

 

Maths –

Let’s use some of those seeds you have gathered –

  • count the seeds, how many do you have?
  • how many ways can you sort the seeds (think of colour, size, shape)?
  • make a symmetrical picture with the seeds
  • make shapes and patterns with the seeds
  • order your seeds by size (smallest to largest or largest to smallest)

DIY Spring Kids Craft: Watch out the Snails are here!, with their houses made from dried beans and seeds. ⭐️⭐️⭐️DIY Lente Kinder Knutsel: Pas op daar komen de slakken......met een huisje van gedroogde peulen en zaden.                Counting beans maths activity  seed sorting activity for preschool

Fiddly Fingers –

Can you thread to make a daisy or flower chain. I used to love doing this when I was a wee girl!

Daisy crowns and daisy chains.            DIY: How to Make a Daisy Chain - Mothering How to Make a Daisy Chain - YouTube

Story –

Let’s enjoy some more plants stories.

https://youtu.be/NFHSSq7cmy4

Here is one of my favourite stories from when I was a wee girl….. all about a princess and a pea!

Did you like these stories?

Signs of the Day –

What will Lorna be teaching us today?

Music –

Pop over to the music section, what does Connie have planned? It’s singalong today too! Yippee!

Sensory –

Growing a Magic Potion Garden - Picklebums   Pin on The Natural World

Another thing I liked to do when I was a little girl was to make ‘perfumes and potions’.

Here’s how you do it:

You need a small plastic cup or a jar and a stick.

Now you need to collect some potion ingredients such as little pieces of herbs, leaves, grass,  earth or flowers.

Put your ingredients in your cup or jar, add a little water and stir.

You have made a perfume or potion, you decide.

Try smelling it with your eyes closed. What can you smell?

Who in your family can make the nicest perfume or the smelliest potion?

Give your perfume or potion a name!

Dance –

What does Rachel have planned for you? Have a look!

Challenge of the Day –

Watch how different insects and birds fly.

Try to follow some of them. How do they move? Do they move in a straight line?

Have a fun Thursday Pink Class!

Wendy

 

Red class – Thursday 30th of April

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Good morning Red class,

what is the weather like today?  

Life skills – can you help sort  the cutlery

maths – try the numberblocks

 

fiddly fingers – try this

all you need are some pasta and straws.

snack – remember to wash you hands,

then remember to tidy up your plate

story – same as yesterday!

sign of the day – check Lorna’s posts

music – see what Connie and Gordon’s posts

lunch  – remember to wash your hands

then tidy up 

sensory – you’ll need shaving foam, paint and your fingers!

dance – check what Rachel has posted

I thought you could finish the day by looking at the zoo animals again,

and this 

https://www.facebook.com/pg/chesterzoo1/events/?ref=page_internal

https://www.edinburghzoo.org.uk/webcams/panda-cam/

I hope you have a nice day, 

Sophie