Author Archives: Anne Smith

Hi guys, I hope you didn’t play too many tricks on your children yesterday! I think that this is a great activity…mail a hug. Basically draw around the outline of the top half of your childs body and then they … Continue reading →

Hi everyone. I have given you some fun ideas to do with your children today. Collage, draw or paint silly faces to put up in your windows next to your rainbows. This will cheer people up on their walks past … Continue reading →

Morning everyone! Here are some activities for today… Number splat, put lots of numbers on the floor and ask children to splat certain numbers. To help your child to learn to count you could also get your child to count … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, I hope your first week at home went well. At the weekend my Mothers Day plant began to sprout…has yours? Last week you were discussing the life cycle of a plant, if yours has began to sprout show … Continue reading →

Did you all remember to clap for the amazing people who help us in the NHS and not to mention the other keyworkers…I certainly did with my family. What a lovely thing to hear! Don’t forget to join in with … Continue reading →

Hello everyone…I hope you are enjoying the weather in your gardens. Here is today’s activities… Continue learning about life cycles. If you have the book at home read ‘The Hungry Catterpillar’. If you have not got this, that’s fine you … Continue reading →

I hope you have been enjoying the nice weather…here are a few ideas for today… 1.Joe Wickes live on YouTube at 9am. 2. In class we were beginning to learn about life cycles. Show children the life cycle of a … Continue reading →

Good morning everyone! I hope yesterday’s activities were useful. Today I have set a few daily tasks… 1. Join in with Joe Wick’s daily PE session which is streamed live at 9am on his YouTube channel ‘The Body Coach’. This … Continue reading →

As you aware school has officially closed today for the majority of pupils. Firstly, I just want to say a huge thank you to all of the children for being such a wonderful class and we will all miss you … Continue reading →