I have received more work from home today from Maisie-Lou!  Her mum tells me how busy she has been, which you can see from the photographs above!  A lovely portrait of a rich Tudor girl (I love those jewels!) and a Tudor Rose, with some information pages she has written when she linked up to Chester Zoo last week.  She has also been keeping a daily diary of her time in isolation, thinking how iinteresting it will be to look at in years to come.

How fantatsic is Sam's work. He's obviously been working exceptionally hard with what he's produced. Have a read of his poem- Mum is Kind! What a brilliant message to all mums (and dads of course) 

Here are some fun activities you could try at home this week using things that you have around the house.

- Make a recycyled toy https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/making-toys/zrpkkmn?dm_i=3YNL,14...

- Make your own jigsaw https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/making-a-puzzle/z79hhbk?dm_i=3YN...

Mia has been working very hard at home. She has been following instructions to make cakes, helping her Dad measure wood and using Zoom to call her friends from school. Keep up the great work Mia!

Thank you to OW, NHJ, KM and LB for sending me photographs of some of their home learning work. Your work looks great! I hope you are enjoying the activities I have set. Keep up the fab work guys! Thank you. Miss Lewis 

This year children in school will have already improved their coding skills especially using hour of coding resources.

To improve these skills further here are some other games and activities which improving coding skills and knowledge. Children may enjoy playing these at home, feel free to share them with friends. 

REMEMBER to keep safe at home and online.

Hour of Code: Try these engaging, introductory tutorials

Try a one-hour tutorial designed for all ages. There are hundreds of activities and tutorials in over 45 languages.

Here is a fun game you can play with all the family. It has the same rules as snakes and ladders but if you land on a 'points' square, the person whose turn it is next has to give you an activity to do, if you land on a school games mark, choose a card at random to see what your activity is. 

Have fun and keep safe!

Below are links for 2 missions for the Rocket Lab. They test your creative and scientific skills. Can you launch your own rocket at home?

http://www.jodrellbank.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Mission1.pdf

http://www.jodrellbank.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Mission2-1.pdf

Lottie has been very busy this week with her home learning and has even turned her playhouse into a classroom! She has done PE with Joe Wicks, dancing, gymnastics, baking, drawing, times tables and given treats to the elderly people who live near her.

Keep up the amazing work Lottie!

What a way to start the new week! Charley obviously wanted to challenge herself and got stuck into the home learning already. Fanatsic work Charley - well done.