Good Morning, Robins! I hope you are all keeping well and safe and are  enjoying learning at home with your grownups. 
As I am sure lots of you know, Miss McGinnes' favourite story is 'Tiddler' by Julia Donaldson. 
Please find below a link to the story if you would like to share it at home. There is also a sheet of activities for you to have a go at, 
Have fun! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcTQADUywZY

Hi Robins,
I hope you have all had a good weekend.
If you would like to have a go at some Maths activities which come with a lesson tutorial then have a look at:

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
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There are free resources for Early Years through to Year 6.

Can you make a list of the different animals you see on a farm? Use your phonics to sound out the words as you write them. 

 Good morning Robins !
Its a beautiful sunny morning. I hope you are all well and are managing to some fresh air- at a safe distance of 2 metres of course.
If you are unable to get out then you could have a look at these.
You tube- morning P,E with the body coach Joe Wicks. 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ

This popular at my house at the moment for some reason.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNL6RwymoNg

Also this is a good one to get moving along to.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Hdb26_xnPQsntwLazMqYw
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Keep moving Robins and be good to your grownups.  Mrs Watson x

In preparation for the school closure, please find below information relating to home learning programmes. You will find some details regarding the core subjects (Reading, Writing, Maths) and how these can be accessed each day. In addition to this, you will find some information regarding other curriculum areas as well as a suggested timetable to structure your child's daily learning. These activities have been carefully resourced to ensure that learning can continue as much as possible whilst the school remains closed. Please note that these materials are exactly the same materials as those that will be sent home with the children tomorrow. ​

This week we have been learning about rhyme through our class story of Commotion in the Ocean and learning about sea creatures.
We have enjoyed looking using 'google' to find videos of our favourite sea creatures from seahorses, jellyfish, hammerhead sharks and the giant octopus.
Our class had an unusual creature in the form of Ollie the Octopus and his amazing textured tentacles. The children had to use their senses to feel from different textured materials to see if they could match a material to Ollie's tentacles and then describe the different materials by their properties. 
The Children were brilliant at this. However Olllie was less amazing and need ed his balloon head replacing at least 3 times as the children watched with amusement  as his head got smaller and smaller sparking some scientific discussion about what exactly was happening to his head.
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