Good morning Gold class. Lots of activities for you to enjoy to day.
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2. Literacy: Messy writing. Can you make a messy tray with shaving foam or sand and practice writing the following words :
at, bat, cat, an, can, man, as, has, bad, dad, had, sad.
3.Social Studies
4 Story: In today’s story we are going to keep with our safari theme. For another South African story why don’t you have a look at Jock of the Bushveld. There was a movie made of him too called Hero Dog.
5. Sign of the day: Head to the the section to find out what signs you will be learning today.
6. Food Technology: Try making this delicious South African treat called Cremora Tart. Click on the picture to enlarge
7. ICT/ Technology
8. Music: Head over to the music section to see what has been planned. Also here is some traditional South African Music to listen to. Do you like it?
That is all for today. Have a lovely weekend and pop back on Monday to see what has been planned for you.
Good morning Pink Class – it’s a brand new day, what day is it?
Calendar/Movement –
It’s a brand new month – May
Let’s learn about May while getting fit and moving!
Assembly –
I can’t wait to see what today’s assembly is about. I know Tracey has been working hard on it for you. Pop over to see.
Life Skills –
Can you fold your clothes then put them away neatly in your wardrobe and drawers? It’s very tricky!
Literacy –
Read this story about Kipper, then answer the questions.
Social Studies –
Have a look in your garden.
We have been looking at seeds and plants this week. Where would the best place be to grow some plants? Think about what seeds need to grow.
Can an adult help you make a plan of the garden?
Story –
I’ve been thinking about some more of my favourite stories from when I was a little girl. ‘The Ugly Duckling’ is a story both me and my little brother enjoyed.
What did you think? Did you like it?
Signs of the Day –
What signs will Lorna be teaching you today? Go and have a look.
Food Technology –
Shall we make some more flapjacks? They are soooo yummy!
ICT/Technology –
Music –
What does Connie have planned today for us?
Challenge of the Day –
Have a tweet!
Can you imitate bird calls and get them to call back to you? Challenge your family. Honestly it can be done!
Look how many nests I spotted in this one tree yesterday. How many can you see?
Now enjoy this little story ‘Hooray For Birds’.
Signs of the Day –
Check out this section – I love it! What will Lorna be teaching us the signs for today?
Fiddly Fingers –
Build a tower with your teddies. How many teddies can you use before your tower falls over? Which member of your family can build the biggest teddy tower?
Gardening/CDT –
Let’s help out our birds by making an easy bird feeder.
For all of those toilet rolls that have been bought……re-use them to make bird feeders.
Use peanut butter or lard and roll them in bird seed, hang them up and watch which birds visit your garden.
HWB –
Today’s focus is about personal hygiene. Find the link below to help on what you should do to keep yourself clean.
Caring for other living things makes us feel good! Have a think and a chat with a family member on ways you can care for nature in your day to day life. Here are a few ideas to get you started
Yesterday we looked at the four seasons. Can you name the four seasons? What season is it just now? What signs are there outside that help us to know that it is Spring?
Here is a little Spring scavenger hunt. You can use it in your garden or if you go for a little walk.
Movement –
Check out the movement section…….let’s get moving!
Life Skills –
How many of these things can you help with today?
Literacy –
Can you use lego or blocks to make your name? Can you make someone from your family’s name too? Can you make your full name? How many letters are in your name?
Social Studies –
Go for a walk in your local area. Take some photos of some interesting things you find.
Story –
Here are some Spring stories:
https://youtu.be/2gBL7I1Bm8E
Signs of the Day –
Check out today’s sign with Lorna. Can’t wait!
Food Technology –
Check out our new resources section, Lorna has posted Pinewood’s recipe book. There are lots of yummy recipes there to try. Get cooking or baking!
ICT/Technology –
Check out the ICT section – Kirsty has posted a fun selfie challenge
Music –
Check out the music section, Connie and Gordon have put some fun ideas here for you to try.
There are lots of Music creation apps that our children might enjoy. As we head into the holiday, I wanted to show people a couple of free ones that you may find helpful. I will add more ideas over the weeks, including ones for Android/ iOS. Many of the suggested activities can apply to any music-making app.
GarageBand (free, Mac and iOS only)
This highly sophisticated app shouldn’t put anyone off. From recording, effects, multitracking, jamming with others and virtual instruments, it may seem overwhelming to some, but it is also easy to get started and begin playing around.
Virtual instruments include drums, bass, guitar, keyboards and orchestral strings. With lots of online tutorials on YouTube and elsewhere, it is possible to take it as far as you like.
Ideas to get you started:
Open up, select an instrument and just play. Try different settings within the instrument environment. What is your favourite?
What are the other instruments? Discover the instruments of the orchestra.
Build beats using the drum machines
Play relaxing music
Play music for dancing
Play along to a favourite piece of music
Use the microphone to record your voice and pass it through the various effects such as Robot or Alien. Which is the funniest? Which friend or relative sounds funniest?
Soundforest(Free, iOS)
Compose music using a collection of creatures, trees, flowers and shapes. Each icon/image represents a different sound which you add to the project area to create a piece. The vertical position of an icon will affect the pitch (even with rhythmic sounds). Soundforest is very visual, using graphic-style notation to represent your piece and perfect for younger students. The free version has limited projects.
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