Happy Tuesday everyone!!
Remember that you can access lunches from the school between 12 noon and 1.30PM. Come along and pick yours up between these times the staff would love to see you.
Lets Get Active
Today’s Joe Wicks session is available through this link:
Dancing
Twist and Shout is a fun dance that the grown ups sill know as well. Why don’t you get everyone to join in!!! Access this through the following link:
https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/twist-n-shout
Science
Make a Rainbow
To make an M&M science rainbow, you will need the following materials:
- M&Ms
- Plate
- Water
I started by putting some M&Ms onto a plate.
My kids arranged the M&Ms in a large circle at the outside edge of the plate.
It’s a bit hard to see in the picture below, but the next step is to gently add enough water to the middle of the plate until the water is touching all of the M&Ms. Be careful not to add the water too roughly or it will cause some of the M&Ms to move out of the circle.
Then just watch. Over the next few minutes, a beautiful rainbow will form right before your eyes!
Sensory Play activities
Ice
Freeze some of your child’s favourite toys, figures or cars in a container with water overnight. Give them an object to hit the ice with and watch them have lots of fun getting their toys back!
Story
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy
Hairy Maclary’s friends join him for a walk until, with a sudden yowl, a wail and a howl, they all run off. What could have caused such a scatter of paws?
Literacy
Letter sounds and letter blending.
Another activity that introduces the letters by name and sound. Blending the letters sounds together to make nonsense words, all part of early reading skills.
Have a great day everyone and remember lunches are available at the school from 12 noon to 1.30PM.
Numeracy
Pattern
This is a fun activity that you can do indoors or out all you need to do is collect some loose part materials weather it is beads, gems, leaves or stones and make your very own patterns or shape creations.
Have a great day everyone and remember to share your pattern making on your Learners Journeys.
