Wednesday 31st March 2021
Good morning Butterflies.
Here is today’s suggested timetable for anybody who is learning from home today.
Today is our last day of home learning before the school holidays. After the holidays, we will be back at school! We cannot wait to see you!
Have a good day and a fantastic Easter and holiday!
Calendar
Get an adult to help you with your personal calendar.
· What day it is? Is it a school day or a weekend? What day was yesterday?
· What date is it? Yesterday was the 30th so today with be…?
· What month is it?
How many days until the Easter holidays?
Look outside, is it sunny or raining or cloudy? What season is it?
You can sing the days of the week song to help you remember all the days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXMofxtDPUQ
Physical Education/ Movement
We have been doing so well with our movement. You can search for more Andy's workouts or Oti's Boogie Beebies on the internet if you feel like doing some more over the holidays.
This week you can choose between Andy’s Wild Workout’s or Otis’s Boogie Beebies. Or you can do both!
Andy’s Wild Workouts: Beaches
BBC iPlayer - Andys Wild Workouts - Series 1: 4. Beaches
Oti’s Boogie Beebies: Feeling Good
BBC iPlayer - Otis Boogie Beebies - Series 1: 5. Feeling Good
Phonics
This week we will be focussing on the sound y.
1. Watch the video.
2. Sing the Jolly phonics, y song.
3. Then practice writing the letter y. There are a few different practice sheets to choose from.
4. Afterwards complete activities from the "My y workbook".
The y sound | Phase 3 Phonics | y words - BBC Bitesize
Literacy
Today is the last day of our Literacy unit "Bat Learns to Dance" with Adam and Panda.
Lesson 10 – To independently tell a recycled story.
Watch the video and follow the instructions.
Maths
White Rose Maths
This week is week 3 of the topic “Building 9 and 10”
Wednesday’s lesson – Printing with 3D shapes
1. Watch the video below
2. Complete the worksheets/ activity in your pack.
Expressive Arts and Design
This afternoon's lesson of "Expressive Arts and Design" is linked to our topic Mini Chefs.
Potato Printing:
- Begin by choosing some potatoes. Normal baking potatoes work great. You can choose different sizes.
- Carefully cut the potatoes in half and draw a design into the flat edge of the potato and cut around the outline with a sharp knife. (This is something that mum or dad will need to do for you)
- Use paper towels to blot the potato and absorb any excess moisture, which could stop the washable paint from sticking to the stamp.
- Apply a thin coating of paint to the design on the potato, wiping off any excess or dripping paint. Move the stamp around in the paint to get an even coat.
- Stamp the paper, card, or fabric (potato printing works on almost anything!) with the painted design and watch how your kids create their very own vegetable artwork.
Goodbye songs
https://cloudfiles.j2e.com/BkGwdw8T1wwSPFZp.mp4
Well done for all your hard work with remote learning! Have a lovely holiday and see you next term.