Good morning the red class,

did you like the message that we sent you yesterday?

what is the weather like today?

After a long weekend, mummy will have lots of socks in her washing basket. Can you match socks?  Just like this?

Can you hear the sounds?  Are you ready to listen …  click on the picture that you think is correct.

PE with Pedro – check his post (and Gerry’s)

Yippee, time for snack,

story today – it’s all about a dog calles Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s dairy.  You will love it!

https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/storybooks-and-games/hairy-maclary/

sign of the day – check what Lorna is teaching us today

art  – what has David planned?  

lunch  

science – have a go at making bubble snakes

You’ll need one of each of the following materials to make a bubble snake:

• 1 empty plastic bottle
• 1 clean sock
• 1 rubber band
• 1 pair of sharp scissors

How to Make Your Sock Bubble Blower

1. Wash your plastic bottle so it’s safe to put your mouth on it.
2. Use your sharp scissors to carefully cut the bottom end off of the bottle. Discard the piece you cut off.
3. Slide the sock over the end of the bottle so it’s stretched tight across the hole. It shouldn’t cover the drinking end of the bottle.
4. Secure the sock to the bottle with a rubber band.

How to Make Bubble Snakes

This is the fun part! The bubble snakes are simple to make once you have your sock bubble blower assembled.

1. Dip the sock end of the sock bubble blower into your bubble mix.
2. Make sure the sock is saturated with the bubble solution.
3. Point the bottle downwards and gently blow into the drinking end.
4. Play with your homemade bubble blower!

remember to take photos please

Health and wellbeing – play in the garden or outside, on your balcony

let’s finish with relaxation, 

I hope you have a really good day!  Sophie