P1 (P1L and P1S) – Health and Wellbeing

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Thursday 26th March 2020

Here are some Health and Well-being activities.  You can click on the blue line to see it in a Word document.  It is easier to read on the Word document.  However, if you cannot access Word, you will find it below:

26-03-20 P1 Health and Wellbeing

Choose one activity:

Set the table for a meal. Make sure you wash your hands! Draw all fruit and vegetables you have eaten today. Draw three things that make you happy.

Mrs Grenfell

P1 PE

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Afternoon P1

Here are the activities that I uploaded earlier in case you cannot access Word:

P1 PE Grid

Choose three activities from the grid:

Do 20 star jumps Skip for three minutes Play hopscotch outside

(*Rules)
Throw and catch a ball for 10 minutes Tiptoe walking – can you tiptoe round the edge of a path slowly and quickly? Play follow my leader inside or outside in the garden.  (one person is followed by another person or people, who have to copy everything the first person does)
Jog on the spot for a minute Complete some of the Joe Wicks daily workout:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v-a_dpwhro

 Find 5 ways you can balance using your legs and arms.

 

* Steps – Hopscotch

  1. Draw a hopscotch design on the ground. …
  2. Throw a flat stone or similar object (small beanbag, shell, button, plastic toy) to land on square one. …
  3. Hop through the squares, skipping the one you have your marker on. …
  4. Pick up the marker on your way back. …
  5. Pass the marker on to the next person.

 

Home Learning Ideas

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Some suggestions for home learning for all age groups:

  • Try to keep a weekday routine
  • Read daily – even ten minutes of reading everyday will make a difference to your learning
  • Every week use your home learning jotter to free write. Any kind of writing will continue to improve your literacy skills.  Younger children should draw and mark make.
  • If you have a set of key words to practice in your home learning pack try reading them daily – little and often makes the difference. Older children should practice spelling the first 300 common words. Use the strategy look, cover, write and check (look at the word, cover the word with a book or your hand, write the word, uncover the word and see if you have it correct) to practice your spelling of common words.

More information about free writing Friday can  be found below:

https://literacytrust.org.uk/resources/free-writing-friday-resource/

There are a number of free websites you can use to support learning at home: 

Listen to a story- free while schools are closed

https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

bbc bitesize has interactive lessons for all age groups:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize

Carol Vorderman’s maths factor is free while schools are closed and has maths activities and lessons:

https://www.themathsfactor.com/

The book trust has launched a selection of home learning activities along with regular reading sessions:

https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/

For our ELC children the Scottish book trust has a section on songs and rhymes which you can listen to:

https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/songs-and-rhymes

World book day has story videos for our youngest children:

https://www.worldbookday.com/big-little-book-corner/

For general advice – the Scottish Government site Parent Club Scotland has general advice and tips for parents and carers:

https://www.parentclub.scot/