Hello Hedgehogs and your parents,
I am sorry not to be seeing you on the last day of half term. It's already very blustery where I am so I hope you are all able to snuggle down and keep yourselves safe today.
Some suggested learning for the day:
1. A Blustery Day
Watch Winnie the Pooh's Blustery Day song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-jBs16sNNs
When you have watched it, imagine you are Winnie the Pooh and write about your day. You can draw a picture of yourself (Winnie the Pooh) in the wind with everything blowing around you and then write about what it is like.
Reception children: 1-2 sentences with help from your grown ups.
Parents - if your child is less confident to write, please write down what they say and ask them to copy underneath, or write with a yellow highlighter (or similar) and they can go over the top of it.
Year 1 children: write three sentences about what your blustery day was like (as Winnie the Pooh) and then check for capital letters, finger spaces, full stops and interesting words!
For example:
I had a blustery day and I nearly got blown away! Piglet blew past me in a leaf! Then Rabbit's carrots all flew away.
2. Music
Listen to Vivaldi's Storm music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlqI_lAkIfM
First, just close your eyes, lay on the floor and listen to it. Can you think why it is called The Storm?
Next, get a large piece of paper and some colouring pencils. Listen to the music again and draw any patterns/shapes/pictures on the paper that the music makes you think of/feel.
Finally, dance to the music! Listen carefully to each part and move your body in the same way.
3. Maths
Practice writing your numbers using these rhymes:
I will be sending out another blog post tomorrow for half term!
From Mrs Simpson
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