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Good morning everyone, how are you today? I hope you are all well. It is sports day today, so don’t forget to check what Pedro and Gerry have added in the PE section. Have fun!

what is the weather like today? It was cold yesterday

life skills – can you help mummy and daddy? can you tidy up your room?

maths activities – for another day, you could collect empty cereal boxes, get mummy or daddy to glue coloured monsters on the front and cut a mouth for you to feed them coloured bricks.

Lego monster color sorting activity for toddlers. Feed the Monster

but today, try this, use big and small bowls, big and small spoons and transfer from one bowl to another. Have fun!

Toddler Scooping Activity: This is one of the best kinds of activities for toddlers learning to scoop and transfer. An easy sensory activity with Montessori roots. An easy indoor activity for a rainy day from Busy Toddler

fiddly fingers

20 Easy Fine Motor Activities Using Clothespins! Using common household items like clothes pins can make some cool fine motor skills activities. #lalymom #clothespins #finemotorskills #motorskillsactivities #funactivities

snack – remember Healthy Harry!

and help with washing the dishes

Simple Water Play - Washing Dishes. - Picklebums

story – I thought you could practice looking at numbers and this story is one of my favourites.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWt8CaekoCc

Don’t forget to check with Lorna to see what sing we are learning today, I bet you are now better than me at signing, I should catch up!

music – remember to look at what Gordon and Connie post everyday, lots of songs, new and favourite, long and short, relaxation and even karaoke !

lunch –

Simple Water Play - Washing Dishes. - Picklebums

sensory – try yoga

then cosmic kids maybe,

don’t panic if you don’t have oats, just use rice or cereal, it is just as fun.

A quick and easy sensory bin activity for toddlers and preschoolers using oatmeal. This sensory tub idea will have your toddler or preschool child having fun and using their imagination!

and dance with Rachel,

I hope you have a very good day! Sophie

Group 11 – Wed 13 May

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Good morning Group 11

You could be working on your transition passport today

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/wl/pinewoodschoolblog/2020/05/06/group-11-monday-4-may/

REMEMBER TO ENTER THE FANCY DRESS COMPETITION!

You could try some of the following today:

Movement: put your favourite song on and dance like no one is watching. Choose a party song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94MTVSZ1nTc

Life Skills: Help with the dishes

Literacy: See Laura’s blog or use this https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?Subject=9

PE: See Gerry or Pedro’s blog or try some of these https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pe+with+joe

Story: Read your favourite book or one from here http://www.magickeys.com/books/

Signing: check Lorna’s sign of the day video.

Art: See Steve’s blog or draw your favourite cartoon character.

Science: See Sarah’s blog or see https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/school-radio/curriculum-for-excellence/znxrf4j .

HWB: Do a nice meditation to finish your school day https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kids+meditation

Have a lovely day, Kirsty

Wednesday 13th of May – Pink Class

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Good morning Pink Class!

It’s the start of a brand new day.

Follow the sway below for today’s activities.

Have a fantastic Wednesday!

Wendy

Orange Class Wednesday 13th May

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Good morning. Happy Wednesday!

It is time for our Morning Circle.

How about a little science experiment?

Shaving Foam Rain Clouds

You can easily make a sensory rain cloud experiment for your children at home with just shaving foam.

Supplies for Shaving Foam Rain Clouds

A Glass or Jar
Shaving Foam
Water
Food Colouring
Dropper or Straw

How To Make Shaving Foam Rain Clouds

Fill your glass or jar 3/4 of the way full with water. Add shaving foam to the top. This is our fluffy cloud.

Mix a little blue food colouring with some water. Again, this is option, but it makes the rain much easier to see.

Have your child add drops of the blue water to the cloud. As the water gets heavier and heavier it will start to fall out of the cloud and make rain!

This is what happens with real clouds. The water droplets get heavier and heavier until they fall down as rain. Fun fact: The average cumulus cloud weighs 1.1 million pounds!)

This activity works fine motor skills as your child manipulates the dropper or straw to add the droplets. You can also enjoy the sensory fun of playing with the clouds too.

Rachel has a new sensory dance Sway on the Blog.

Now it’s time for some maths

Which job will you choose today?