Today will be the last daily home learning activity that I’m going to be putting on the blog. Enjoy! Summer potions Share stories/ pictures about what reminds you of summer. Brainstorm summer words. Challenge children to find objects that remind them of summer (maybe colours or smells) and collect in a pot. Find a stirring […]
Go on a rainbow hunt! Give the children time to find as many different colours as they can find. Or give them an individual colour to find (e.g. sky – blue, it doesn’t have to be something they can hold) Take pictures of rainbow colours in nature then print them off for later to make […]
Can you play this summer dice game? You can dowload and print the dice here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B5EVtssPxOVgK5YElGBMKiVVvQ4Ajur5/view
Draw the shadow of a tree using some large paper and colouring pencils or crayons. Let us know how you get on!
We’ve had a great day in Little Larch today! Playing with trains; making rubbery goop (see the recipe on Microsoft Teams) and making Andy Goldsworthy artwork!
Make a leafy hedgehog! Use the template and instructions here or design your own. Email Mrs Aston with photos of how you got on or comment on the blog!
This week is our own schools’ sports week. You will have already received information about this on the Friday flyer and this week’s blog tasks are all going to be related to this. We will be completing these activities in school each day if your child is in school and keeping score. If you are […]
This week is National Sports Week. You will have already received information about this on the Friday flyer and this week’s blog tasks are all going to be related to this. You can either complete the suggested activities here or complete one of your own from the information sent out on the Friday flyer. These […]
Happy Friday! Stand safely near a road, or look out of a window. Count how many cars pass in a set period of time, e.g. 1 minute, 5 minutes, and record their colours. You could use colouring pencils or use a code, e.g. R for a red car. Make a pictogram or table to record […]