Thursday, July 2, 2020

Thursday 2nd July

Good Morning,
I hope you are well? The weekend is in sight - not long to go.
Remember to keep in touch. It's great to hear from you so please remember to keep sharing and commenting. 

Here are today's activities.

Cosmic Kids Yoga (YouTube) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8sEfRXRuAw


Activity 1 -Literacy
Vegetable printing.
Use vegetables dipped in paint to create your own vegetable prints or veggie pictures.






















Activity 2 - Maths 
Play the Chopper Squad game.
Find 1 more or less with numbers 1-20 https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/chopper-squad



Activity 3 - Creative/Skills
Flower Pounding.
1. Take a walk - grab some bright coloured flowers and leaves
2.-Assemble the materials you will need: 
-flowers or leaves to print
- paper, or old cloth like and old T-shirt or pillow case.
- A hammer (including ball-peen or cross-peen, if you have them)
- hard work surface (cutting board, slab of wood, etc.)
- paper towels (kitchen roll)
- scissors
- a pen
- tweezers or toothpicks

3. Place a flower on to your chosen material face down, and cover with a paper towel (kitchen roll)
4. Let the smashing begin - with your hammer, hit the surface of the kitchen roll all over the area where the flower is.
5. Check progress - peel back the kitchen roll. If the pattern of the flower is on there then you are probably done, if not put back and continue to hit with the hammer.
6. Unveil - lift of kitchen roll and peel the leaves off your fabric. If they are too wet leave to dry for a while then they will brush off. 
You should have a lovely print left on fabric.
Feel free to repeat this process to make a lovely print.
To preserve spray with hairspray or any other acrylic spray.





Phonics
(Complete 1 of the 3 activities below)
1. New phonics play 
Play a game of your choice - phase 3.
Lesson 49

3. BBC Bitesize - phonics videos 'ow'.


Reading
Read a book from book bag or listen to a story from Collins Big Cat.
parents@harpercollins.co.uk
Parents20!

Have a good day :)
Miss Letherby

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