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A big well done to everyone who has been given a reading certificate this week, some of you are doing a great job and have had a certificate each week! Keep up the good work, we are very proud of you all. I am really sorry but I can't correct the dates on the certificates (technology is not my friend). Remember - if you are reading a book on Bug Club you must click on the aliens and do the activity. If it does not ask you to rate the book with faces at the end then you have missed something in the book. Mrs Kendall will not know you have read the book unless you do the alien activities. Reminder - the next two weeks are holidays. So relax, enjoy being at home and only if you choose to look at past blogs and complete some activities. See you all in two weeks! Star of the week A big well done to Fatimah and Azan for all of their work at home. Watch the video below to see what special message your teacher has this week.
Hello everyone! This week's activity will help you to learn what different objects are used for and build up your vocabulary. You will need to listen carefully to your grown up and speak in full sentences. Have fun! Mrs Martin  Good morning everyone, Welcome to the EYFS blog with this weeks activities. We hope you have had a lovely week. We loved all of the pictures and videos we were sent this week. Here are the activities for this week and they are all based on one of our stories, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, where you can pick as many activities as you feel you can do this week. The activities will suit all children and cover all areas of the EYFS . We have attached images above for you to use as examples, below are links to stories, songs and activities, then at the bottom of the blog are any files you might need to download or use to guide the learning. All of the EYFS teachers have contributed different ideas and so please share with us either by commenting on the blog or sending us an email and then we can celebrate your pictures at the end of the week. We will continue to have an activity that focuses on communication as well as the Friday celebration blog. Remember to watch phonics everyday 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. Links needed for this week The Very Hungry Caterpillar Stories by the same author including The Very Busy Spider which Reception have learnt already this year. Songs and music BBC school radio The butterfly song Hungry Caterpillar song Links to websites Caterpillar house Butterfly life cycle Online investigation Symmetry video Symmetry video 
A big well done to everyone who has been given a reading certificate this week. You have all read three books this week and that is amazing. Remember - if you are reading a book on Bug Club you must click on the aliens and do the activity. If it does not ask you to rate the book with faces at the end then you have missed something in the book. Mrs Kendall will not know you have read the book unless you do the alien activities. Star of the week A big well done to Ali and Hassan for all of their work at home. Watch the video below to see what special message your teacher has this week.
Hello everyone! This week's challenge will help develop your concept vocabulary. Your grown up will send you on a treasure hunt to collect some special things. Listen very carefully to the special words. Have fun! Mrs Martin    Good morning everyone, Welcome to the EYFS blog with this weeks activities. Rather than a daily blog we are going to give you activities for the week, where you can pick as many activities as you feel you can do this week. The activities will suit all children and cover all areas of the EYFS . We have attached images above for you to use as examples, below are links to stories, songs and activities, then at the bottom of the blog are any files you might need to download or use to guide the learning. All of the EYFS teachers have contributed different ideas and so please share with us either by commenting on the blog or sending us an email and then we can celebrate your pictures at the end of the week. We will continue to have an activity that focuses on communication as well as the Friday celebration blog. Links needed for this week Stories Elmer and the Rainbow What will the weather be like today The rain came down The wind blew Kite day Clouds To be like the sun Songs and music BBC school radio Relaxation - Weather the Storm Links to websites Be a weather watcher Introduction to types of weather Make a rain gauge
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. Please remember to keep in touch with us. You can tell us anything that you may have been doing whilst at home. Also, send in some photographs to our email address: rl@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk - Mrs Kendall rc@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk - Miss Syme edit.  Literacy activity If you can go outside (or look through the window) can you see the shapes of the clouds? What do they look like? Can you tell a family member about what you have seen? Try to draw one of the clouds and label it with what you think it looks like. Maths activity Watch this video to remind yourself about addition. Take a look at the number sentences below. Can you solve the addition problems?
A big well done to everyone who has been given a reading certificate this week. You have all read three books this week and that is amazing. Remember - if you are reading a book on Bug Club you must click on the aliens and do the activity. If it does not ask you to rate the book with faces at the end then you have missed something in the book. Mrs Kendall will not know you have read the book unless you do the alien activities. Star of the week A big well done to Kalsoom and Eshal for all of their work at home. Watch the video below to see what special message your teacher has this week. We would also like to say a well done Eesa's Mum, who has emailed a picture of how she is saving activities and using them when Eesa says he is bored. This is a great idea, well done! 
Good morning everyone, We hope you are having a wonderful week so far. We are glad the sunshine is back, are you? Many of you have had a visit from a teacher at school this week, Mrs Kendall was very happy to see lots of smiley faces when she came to some of your houses. 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 Can you find a few different items in your house? Lay them out and cover them over with a cloth. Take something away without the other person seeing what you have taken. Take off the cloth. Can your family member remember what has been taken away? Maths activity Watch these videos to learn about doubles Video 1 Video 2 Now, try and make a doubles book like the one below. You will need a few pieces of paper, pens or paint, your brain!  |
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