These lovely Wild Wellbeing videos, ideas for forest school games and activities can be carried out by children at home.
I hope you all enjoy these resources.
Mrs Anson
https://www.behavioursupportservice.co.uk/bss-forest-school-resources/
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Abel has been busy with his home learning so far this week. He has done some amazing writing about Buzz Lightyear and Woody meeting for the first time. I am so impressed with your handwriting, vocabulary choice and your use of conjunctions, well done! He has also explained why IQ Puzzler Pro is his favourite toy using because. Abel has worked hard on his money skills and has also watched lots of videos and discussed equality and Black Lives Matter with his family. Keep up the brilliant work Abel!
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Ted has had a Maths and creative day today. He has been working hard on using money and identifying different coins; he has even done some coin rubbings to help him to remember the different coins. Ted has also made a marble run out of Lego and then designed and helped to make a marble maze out of wood. Keep up the fantastic work Ted!
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Jacob has been working really hard with his home learning. He has been practising his spellings, his handwriting and has done some brilliant writing about Woody meeting Buzz Lightyear making sure he used adjectives and had all his capital letters and full stops. He has also done a reading comprehension about marbles and created his own marble run out of lego. Keep up the super work Jacob!
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Lottie has been busy with her home learning so far this week. She has done lots of work on money and has even done some coin rubbings to help her to remember what the different coins look like. She has also been practising her spellings and her timestables. Keep up the brilliant work Lottie!
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Mia has been working hard with her home learning so far this week! She has done a reading comprehension all about toys and has done lots of Maths work on money. She has also enjoyed talking about her favourite toys with her family and was surprised that her Mummy had Barbie dolls when she was little too. Mia has learnt to play Uno during lockdown and has also been given the game Frustration by her neighbour which is a game Mia's Mummy used to play when she was little. Keep up the super work Mia!
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Mia has completed the 7 mile challenge as part of the Tour of Tameside 2020. She went beyond the 7 miles needed and walked 9.5 miles in total over 3 walks. Her longest walk was 4.5 miles where she showed great determination not moaning once even when they got lost! Fantastic work Mia, well done!
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Jacob has had a busy morning with his home learning. He has been on Education City, done lots of work on money and completed a reading comprehension all about toys. Keep up the fantastic work Jacob!
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Lottie has completed the Tour of Tameside 2020 7 mile challenge! What a fantastic achievement! I bet you were tired after all that walking Lottie. Well done!
Can anyone else complete the 7 mile challenge?
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Lottie has had another busy week with her home learning. She has written a fantastic version of Handa's Surprise using lots of brilliant adjectives and she has called it Lottie's Surprise. She has also been practising her roatations skills and times tables in Maths, found out about lots of different types of exercise and has been working really hard on her spellings and phonics. She decorated lots of pebbles to cheer people up and hid them in Cheetham's Park. I wonder if you can find any of them? Lottie found someone else's hidden rock which made her smile.
