Have a paper aeroplane challenge! Try to make a symmetrical paper aeroplane, where both sides are exactly the same. Challenge someone else in your family to make one too. Then fly your paper aeroplanes, and measure how far they went using a tape measure. You could repeat this three times each and work out the […]
Well done Joe and Alex, who have both been doing some great learning at home! Alex did some handwriting and spelling, then continued a story about a magic tree. Perhaps you’d like to write your own story about a magic tree too? Joe has been playing shops. He is the shopkeeper and his customers have […]
Make up a song about the importance of washing your hands. It could be to a well-known tune! For an idea, this is what we have been singing in Larch (to the tune of ‘Happy Birthday’): We are washing our hands, we are washing our hands, we are making them clean, we are washing our […]
Declan had a great time making and racing boats on the river by their house. Great work, keep it up!
Lots of children are making or painting rainbows and hanging them in their windows. You can make one too! You could paint, colour or use collage to make a rainbow to hang up in your window at home, and go for a walk to see what other rainbows you can find in your neighbourhood. You […]
Ringo and Eric have been playing a game. They made some number cards from 0 to 10 and then drew out a 5×5 grid with some numbers to 10 on it. They took it in turns to take a card and then had to put their counter (or coin!) on the number which added to […]
I’ve really enjoyed receiving emails to let me know how you’re getting on at home. Well done to Lois, who made this fantastic boat in the garden with her brother!
Visit a museum… you don’t even have to leave your own sofa! Visit https://britishmuseum.withgoogle.com/ and explore some of their exhibits. Write a factfile and draw a picture of one of the exhibits which most interests you. Betty really enjoyed finding out about these African pots! Email your factfiles to Mrs Aston or post a comment […]
Hello, it’s Eric here! This is my learning challenge for today: Make a boat that floats! You could use an old margarine tub and some blu-tac and decorate it with stickers. You can float it in a bath or outside. Or you could make one out of ice: https://www.learning4kids.net/2012/03/29/ice-boats-water-play/ Email Mrs Aston with photos of […]