Thursday 23^rd April 2020 

Good morning!  Many thanks to those of you who read my postcard and used the e-form to tell me your answers.  Well done!  Today it’s your turn to write a postcard back to me.  Follow the template to help you.  You can write a comment here or post pictures of your work on Twitter.  Remember, you don’t have to use a real postcard.  Any piece of paper will do.  Have fun!

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Functional writing – postcard

LI –          to show the purpose of my writing.

SC –        I can include the main features of a postcard.

I can include who the postcard is to and from.

I can include a general statement, at least one fact and a farewell message.

After writing the postcard think about how do you feel you did today?

Remember you can pick up lunches from Kirkhill PS.  I’ll also be posting on Twitter.

Any questions, please just ask!  Love, Mrs BP x

PE
Reduced Screen Time PE Tasks

1 – Create a map of your garden, or a space within your home. Remember to include a key to show what the symbols in your map mean.

2 – Compose a set of warm up exercises to show your family.

3 – Can you find different items / equipment around your house to make an obstacle course? This could be anything from cushions to spoons. Then set up small obstacles to be completed.

HWB / Writing
Please complete your Covid-19 Time Capsule writing activity.

I have re-attached the pack for those who have yet to access it. It would be interesting to keep and hold onto such documents for when you are older!Covid-19time-capsule

Thursday 23 April Literacy Activities

23.04.20 P6B Work

Art Skills

Maths Grid

Reading Bingo

Spelling Bingo

Taskmaster Challenges
Balloon Striking

Catch the Cup

Climb the Ladder

Couch Island

Golf – Rolling

Scarf Toss and Catch

Sevens Ball Game

Socks in the box

Speed Bounce

Standing Long Jump

Throwing and Catching

Wacky Races

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.

23-04-20 P1 HWB

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