Good morning!
Thank you to those of you who read my postcard and used the e-form to tell me your answers. Today it’s your turn to write a postcard back to me. Have Fun!
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Literacy lesson week 3 Functional part 2 of 3
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Miss Swift
Morning P5A, please find your daily learning attached!
Have a great day!
Mrs Kinnear
Thursday 23rd April au-t2-t-10000074-earth-day-cloze-activity-sheet-english
Happy Thursday everyone, I can’t believe we have almost completed another week of home learning. Here is what we would like you to work on today.
Literacy
• Write a short letter to Miss Mackay or Mrs McKay all about your Easter holiday. If you click on the link you will see an example of how to lay the letter out. It would be lovely if you could write at least 3 sentences. You can also draw some pictures to go with your letter.
Numeracy
• ‘The One Minute Challenge’, you will need to find something in your house to time 1 minute on. This could be a watch, phone, timer on the oven or egg-timer from a game, anything you can find. Then you need to see how many of each thing you can do in a minute. This could be, star jumps, skipping, toe touches, writing your name, staying quiet, how high can you count? How many sounds can you remember? Really you can do anything the more creative the better. It just has to be done in 1 minute! You could even challenge someone at home to see if they can beat your score.
Afternoon
• Please see weekly plan for information.
Playing and building is good for the development of the mind. It also makes us happy. Lego is great for building fine motor control. If you do not have Lego you could use building blocks or even items around the house – stationery, tins of food, cotton reels. Choose a few activities from the link and complete them.
If you cannot click on the link you could build – a pyramid, a ship, your dream room or a birthday cake.
Have fun – remember: it is important to play and have fun!
Mrs Grenfell
