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Good morning everyone, Last week we asked you to have a Teddy Bears picnic and send in your pictures. Thank you to those that have sent in their pictures and hopefully you will see them below. Mrs Kendall had a picnic with her daughter and they read some books about bears. Comment on this blog with the food you ate or a book you read. First start the day with some exercise at 9am you can choose to exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving or if you prefer Andy's Wild Workout. Remember to keep up to date with your phonics because it is very important for your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. Tell us about the books you have been reading. If you read 3 books in a week you will receive a certificate. Also, today Dr.Chip is making some bridges today. Click here to join him at 10am and find out how to make your own bridge at home. You will need paper or card, scissors and sellotape. Maths activity We're going on a number hunt. Can you walk around your street and see if you can spot any numerals? What numerals do you recognise? Have you spotted any numerals more than once? You can look on number plates, doors and road signs. Literacy activity
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Good morning everyone, We hope you are having a wonderful week so far. My only question is where is the sun hiding? As a note to parents, most of our activities are play based and if you have found your child has really enjoyed an activity then please revisit it. We've got some activities that should keep you busy today and get you moving. So at 9am you can start the day with some exercise with Joe Wicks, just click here . Or warm up with Andy's Wild Workout and tell us which animals you pretended to be today. Remember to watch today's session of phonics by clicking here. We have been very pleased with the work we have seen so far. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. Tell us about the books you have been reading. Mrs Kendall will be logging on to Bug Club and will be seeing who reads books each week. If you read 3 books in a week I will send you a reading certificate. Well done to those who got their certificate last week, Mrs Kendall got lots of emails to say you were pleased with them. Literacy activity This activity should keep you active. Maybe once you have had a turn at your name you could try somebody else's name. After all that moving you will want to do your maths activity.  Maths activity When we are talking about capacity we use the words full and empty. "My glass is full of water" or "I drank all the water and now my glass is empty". See the pictures I have taken for full and empty. Can you make a glass full? Can you make a glass empty? When we drink half of the water we say the glass in half full. Can you make your glass half full? Take some pictures and send it to your teacher. You can use a glass, bottle, mug, cup. Today is Tuesday and I am sure it will be a terrific day. We have planned some more activities that you will be able to enjoy. Some activities for the day to keep you busy... So at 9am you can start the day with some exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving., or Andy's Wild Workout . It is super important for you to keep refreshing your phonic knowledge or even learning some new sounds as this will help you with your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. We thought you could try some live animal viewing again today to see if you can see any different animals. If you would like to look at the animals in Edinburgh Zoo follow this link and you can go live to the cameras. Let us know in the comments below if you spot an animal. Literacy activity Today is a colour challenge - lets see what you can find and do. As an extra challenge I wonder if you can make a black and white picture.  Maths activity Simply cut out some hearts and cut each in half using different zigzags, squiggles and so on. Then write a number on one side and draw a corresponding number of hearts on the other. Well done, you’ve just created puzzles! Now it’s time to put them back together or challenge someone in your house to find matching parts of the broken hearts. What you need –
 Hello everyone, It has been the start of Ramadam this week and we would like to say Ramadam Mubarak to all those that are celebrating. The weather might be changing this week so we are hoping you have had some time outside and that you have been getting some fresh air on your daily exercise. Let us know how you have been keeping healthy by emailing your class teacher - Mrs Subacbus - nursery@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk Some activities for the day to keep you busy... So to keep you active at 9am you can start the day with some exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving. We also have the link here for Andy from CBBC with Andy's Wild Workout. Please can you all stay up to date with your phonics. This is super important for your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Don't forget to also log in to Bug Club and read at least one book each day. Today you can also Cook with Theo, on today's show you will be able to learn how to make a curry. Click here for the link to all of the ingredients you will need. Literacy activity Let’s go outside and have some fun! Using any washing liquids, bubble bath, shampoo etc, can you make bubbles? Can you tell a grown up what you might need to make bubbles? Here is a recipe to help you. Bubble mixture Makes 350ml Prep 5 minutes
2. Slowly add in the water, being careful not to create too many bubbles at this stage. Gently stir the mixture together to combine – a chopstick is perfect for this. 3. If you can, let the bubble mixture rest before using it, as it will make your bubbles even better. 4. When you’re ready, dip your bubble wand into the mixture and start blowing bubbles! Homemade bubble wands If you don’t have a wand from a store-bought pot of bubbles, don’t despair! You can have fun by looking for different items around the house that can be used to make bubbles. Here are some ideas to get you started:
Numeracy activity Let's start with a dance that repeats just like a pattern. Click on the link for Banana Banana Meatball. See if you can complete the 5 patterns below Challenge: See if you can make your own using shapes  .Hello everyone, We have 2 activities to do this week. Oral Motor Exercises Here are some new oral motor exercises for you to practice. These exercises will make the muscles around your mouth much stronger and help you say your words clearly. Remember you need to practice these movements in a mirror. Do each exercise 3 times and hold that movement for 5 seconds .  Hide the Spiders This game will develop your understanding and use of concept vocabulary (in, on, under, behind, next to, beside, in front of, first and next) and enhance your attention and listening skills. What you need!
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Here are some instructions you can use! Look under the plate and behind the cup Look in the cup and in front of the bag Look next to the box and on the cushion Look behind the box and under the cushion First look in the bag, next look under the cushion. First look on the plate, next look next to the cup. Have fun playing! Mrs Martin Good morning everyone!! Well done for another week of fantastic learning at home. We hope you enjoyed the activities and have managed to safely enjoy the weather. Who joined in with yesterday's Teddy Bears picnic? We will share some pictures next week. If your parents will support then have a look at Chester Zoo on Facebook or youtube every hour for a different animal. At 2pm there will be an elephant pool party. Weekend fun This weekend we thought you could spend time putting on a show of any kind. You can sing , you can dance! Or make finger puppets in shadows, make stick puppets on your finished ice lolly sticks, perhaps you can grab some old socks and make sock puppets. Put on a show and record it. We would love to share some videos next week. Please remember to keep in touch with us. You can tell us anything that you may have been doing whilst at home. Have you been joining in with Joe Wicks or would you like to try Andy's Wild Workout? Let us know what you and your family would like by emailing your class teacher. Also, send in some photographs to our email address: nursery@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk Star of the Week Well done to Hafsa who is the Star of the Week this week . See a special message from Mrs Subachus. Also a well done to Amir and Annie for logging in to Bug Club this week. We hope you are all enjoying the lovely sunshine we have been having and hopefully it will continue today for our Teddy Bears picnic. First start the day with some exercise at 9am you can choose to exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving. Or don't forget to try Andy's Wild Workout and let us know which one you prefer by commenting on the blog. Remember to keep up to date with your phonics because it is very important for your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. Tell us about the books you have been reading. Mrs Kendall will be logging on to Bug Club and will be seeing who reads books each week. If you read 3 books in a week I will send you a reading certificate. Also, today Dr.Chip is making some boats. So click here to join him at 10am and find out how to make your own rainbow at home. You will need a small bottle with the lid, scissors, blue tac or plasticine and some baking soda and vinegar or an Alka Seltzer. Literacy activity Teddy Bears Picnic! Can you and your family set up a Teddy Bears Picnic? This could be done indoors or outdoors. You can choose any food you like. Can you say why you chose that food? What drinks will you have? Who came to the party? Did you invite your brothers or sisters? How many Teddies or Dolls came? What did you enjoy the most? Please send any photographs through to your teacher via email. We will post some pics on Friday. Here link to the song the song Teddy Bears Picnic. Here are some links to our favourite stories about bears. Have fun! We're Going on a Bear Hunt Can't You Sleep Little Bear Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Maths activity Counting forward and backwards to 10 Listen to the song here. You will need some dice for this. If you do not have any, get a piece of paper and fold it into 2. Write 1-6 on each side. Close your eyes and pick a number. What did you land on? Close your eyes again and pick a number. What did you land on? Which number is bigger? Can you show that any fingers? Good morning everyone, Let's hope today is another sunny day. Hope you are all able to enjoy the sun safely! Some activities for the day to keep you busy... So at 9am you can start the day with some exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving or try Andy's Wild Workout for a shorter video. Andy is great for just the children but if the whole family wants to be involved try Joe Wicks. Please can you all stay up to date with your phonics. This is super important for your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. Tell us about the books you have been reading. Mrs Kendall will be logging on to Bug Club and will be seeing who reads books each week. If you read 3 books in a week I will send you a reading certificate. Literacy task Photograph Time!! Can you take 3 photographs of your favourite things in your house? Here are mine! The first picture is in my garden, I love to sit outside and listen to the birds and look for butterflies. I also enjoy planting flowers and helping to cut the grass. My second photograph is of a jigsaw. Since we have been away from school, my family have been making lots of jigsaws. This one is of a Teddy Bears picnic, it took us 3 days to complete and had 1000 pieces! The last picture is of some cookery books. I have been practising lots of recipes whilst we have been at home. Have you been doing any baking? Maths activity Counting forward and backwards to10 Watch a video here Can you use a piece of paper to make a pair of hands? Use the fingers to practise counting forwards and backwards. What is the largest number? What is the smallest number? What number comes after 1? What number comes after 2? What number is before 4? What number is before 3? Today is Tuesday and I am sure it will be a terrific day. We have planned some more activities that you will be able to enjoy. Some activities for the day to keep you busy... So at 9am you can start the day with some exercise with Joe Wicks. Just click here to get moving. Or don't forget to try Andy's Wild Workout and let us know which one you prefer by commenting on the blog. It is super important for you to keep refreshing your phonic knowledge or even learning some new sounds as this will help you with your reading and writing. To watch today's session click here. 9:30am or 12:30pm - Set 1 (all reception and nursery) 10am or 1pm - Set 2 (most reception) Also log in to your Bug Club to read one of your books. We thought you could try some live animal viewing again today to see if you can see any different animals. If you would like to look at the animals in Edinburgh Zoo follow this link and you can go live to the cameras. Let us know in the comments below if you spot an animal. Literacy activity We hope you enjoyed yesterday’s task. Today we would like you make a shop! Mrs Kendall's little girl has been loving putting her toy food with her kitchen and till to make a shop. If you can send me your pictures I will add some of Phoebe for you to look at tomorrow. With your families help, can you have a look in your cupboards and find some things that you could sell? It doesn’t have to be food, you could sell some of your toys! Maybe you could sell some of your brother’s or sister’s! Can you write any labels for the items that you are going to sell? How much will you charge for your items? Are you going to be the shop keeper? Can you write a shopping list? Maths activity Can you find 10 items that are made of plastic in your house? Please email your teacher a picture. Mrs Subachus - nursery@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk Can you draw the items and try and write some of the numerals?  |
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