Good Morning Everyone
Here is some learning suggestions for you to try today. Why not challenge yourself and get some fresh air in the garden.
Happy hunting and remember to keep washing your hands.
Daily Archives: 01/04/2020
Nursery Activities 1/4/20
Good Morning Everyone
Please can you all log onto your child’s Learner’s Journey. If you need to reset the password or need any help please contact the school on wlwestfield-ps@westlothian.org.uk
Our story today is about a hedgehog
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Let’s make some play dough. The play dough we use in nursery is so simple to make.. You can then make your own hedgehog.
Play Dough
1 cup of plain flour
1/2 cup of salt
1 cup of water
Mix the flour and salt then gradually add the water, if you have any food colouring that could be added to the play dough.
Rhyme today Touch Your Shoulders
Touch shoulders, touch your knees,
Raise your arms and drop them please,
Touch your ankles, touch your toes,
Pull your ears and touch your nose 
Enjoy
P1 Learning Activities 1-4-20
Hope you are all keeping well. Thank you for the photos of the learning you have been emailing to the school. It would be fabulous if some of you could share pictures of the bags the children drew for last weeks writing task.
Daily Learning Guide 
See link below for details of Wednesday’s learning activities for you to enjoy. Remember to email the school if you have any questions.
P1 Learning activities 1-4-20 x
Settings, for this weeks writing task – you can print one, use your own picture or your child could draw their own setting.
P2 Learning Activities 1-4-20
Hope you are all keeping well. Thank you for the photos of the learning you have been emailing to the school. It would be fabulous if some of you could share pictures of the bags the children drew for last weeks writing task.
Daily Learning Guide
See link below for details of Wednesday’s learning activities for you to enjoy. Remember to email the school if you have any questions.
P2 Learning activities 1-4-20 x
Settings, for this weeks writing task – you can print one, use your own picture or your child could draw their own setting.
