Welcome to the Curiosity Corner. ππ΅π½βοΈ
π΅πΌβοΈThis is our curiosity corner. We will be changing the contents of the bowl to run alongside our topics.
The children have loved investigating its contents and having a go a writing down what they think is inside.π΅π½βοΈ
Caterpillar Update π¦ π
π¦We have now transferred our cocoons into the net. Three of the cocoons have fallen from the lid but we are hoping they will be ok. And we have one little caterpillar that hasn't made the change yet. The children have put some leaves in for it to eat.
We are hoping they will 'pop' out soon.π¦
π₯Our allotment is coming along nicelyπ₯
This week we will be reading the story 'Oliver's Vegetables' and creating our very own allotment in our outdoor area.
Funday Friday
Thursday 4th March 2021
World Book Day!!
Dress up as your favourite book character at home or for school this Thursday. Share lots of stories at home and have a reading fun filled day!!
We will be sharing lots of stories on World Book Day day linked to our theme 'in space' this week. Check out some activities below to try at home on the day!
Whatever Next! Jill Murphy
Here come the Aliens! Colin McNaughton
World Book Day Colouring Competition!!
Enter our class competition. Get out your colours and colour in the alien and the spaceship.
Remember to do your very best colouring to be in with the chance of winning the prize! Send your entries in by email to Mrs Pickles by the end of tomorrow. GOOD LUCK!
Scientists say that volcanoes helped dinosaurs to rule the world many, many years ago. Here is a fun Science experiment that you could try at home. It is great fun but a bit messy so make sure you cover a table or use outside if it is not raining.
Dinosaur bone biscuits. I used 180g margarine. 180g sugar, 1 large egg and 400g flour and baked at 170 for 20 mins. If you have not got a bone shaped cutter you could make any other shapes the teeth are easy. Make sure an adult does the cooking in the oven and it works best if you put mixture in the fridge for half an hour after combining it all up.
I used the salt dough recipe to make some dinosaur fossils. You can bury them for a fossil hunt.
Can you make some dinosaur eggs? 2 cups flour, 1 cup of salt and 1 cup of water makes a great salt dough. You can ask an adult to bake them in the microwave for 1 minute to harden. Be careful they will be hot. You can decorate them when they have cooled.
Tuesday 23rd February
As our new story this week is all about dinosaurs here are some fun activities you could try.
Have a go at making and designing your own dinosaur, here are some ideas but you could use any crafts you like!
February 16th is Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) . Here is a recipe for you to make your very own pancakes at home. it's very quick and easy and you can add any toppings you like. Enjoy!
a simple pancake recipe for you
Wednesday 10th February
Here are some great activities that link to Chinese New Year and Valentines Day
Art Hub For KidsHow To Draw The Cutest Valentine's Day Kitten Ever
Valentine's Day is approaching.....Why not have a go at some of the following activities at home this week if you get chance.
Make some salt dough hearts. Follow the recipe below. Leave them to air dry or you can even bake them. Use paints, glitter, buttons, sequins etc to decorate them however you like! Give them to someone you love to make them smile!
Get busy crafting with materials you may have at home. Or why not make a valentine's card for someone and post it to them. There are also some lovely colouring pictures if you can print them at home or draw your own!πππ
The next 2 weeks are very busy on our calenders. We have Valentines Day, Pancake Day and Chinese New Year. Here are some things to share all about Chinese New Year if you would like to find out about it and some activities.
A message for Royalty πWatch our Royal Patron HRH The Duchess of Cambridgeβs video message to mark the start of the Childrenβs Mental Health Week.
Todays Lego challenge
Ryan's World ScienceEasy DIY Science Experiment Drawing Float with Magic Marker Trick!!!!
Video 1INFORMATION CARRYING WORDS TOPIC: 1 INFORMATION CARRYING WORDS 1. Warm up song 2. Feeding animals at 1ICW level 3. Teddy playing at 1ICW level 4. Rabbit facial features 5. Surprise box
An Introductory VideoBefore you start here are some key things: -Importantly, use the biggest screen you have available that is practical. These sessions work much better on a TV, PC, laptops or tablet than they do on the smaller phone screen. However, they will still work on smaller devices. -Have fun, it doesnβt matter if your child isnβt fully attending to the videos. You can watch them and take some hints and tips for games you could play with your child at a different time. -Children can simply watch the videos unsupported, but to get the most out of the project consider being on hand to support, and provide resources like a teddy, dolly etc. Loads more information about the resources are alongside each video. The resources you see in the video will be available to purchase as hard copies in the future. If you are signed up for updates you will hear all about it.
For the next couple of weeks our text focus is the traditional tale Little Red Riding Hood. Here are some fabulous fun art and science ideas which you could attempt at home this week.π
Little Red Riding Hood
Can you tell a grown up who is in the story, what the problem is and how/who solves the problem?
Meet Cyril and Beefy409. They live and work at the Tower of London. Cyril is a very friendly squirrel who likes nothing more than to jump onto the shoulder of the Beef Eater and travel around with him. He's a cheeky little squirrel.
In school on Friday, the children did 'Draw with Rob'. They had a go at drawing Eugene the owl. Maybe you could have a go at home. All you need is a pencil and some paper. Here is the link below.
Mouse in a Windmill SongI love this song, it's all about a mouse and his growing family. my dad used to sing it to me when i was a little girl ( yes i actually was once a little girl haha )
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