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Home learning grid for school closure EARLY LEVEL – Nursery week beginning 08/06/20LiteracyNumeracyHealth and WellbeingSee separate Literacy Home Learning Grid.Reading: Listen to Mrs Chatir read the story “Five Minutes’ Peace” making: Can you draw patterns with your pencil on paper or your whiteboard?Listening/Talking: Can you tell someone in your family what happened in the story? Why do you think Mrs Large wanted five minutes’ peace? See separate Numeracy Home Learning Grid.We have been learning about patterns. We discovered that a pattern comes in a certain order and repeats itself over and over again. Watch the link below: you see the different patterns here?They have two different colours and shapes in each.What would come next? Challenge: Could you make a repeating pattern using different colours, shapes or things in your house?Relax: Do you remember Mrs Large wanted to have a cup of tea in a warm,bubble bath to relax and have some quiet time. What helps you to feel calm and relaxed? Maybe it’s listening to songs, cuddling a special toy, looking at a book? Can you give yourself ”Five Minutes’Peace” to relax this week?Maybe you could try some yoga???Transition task: This week it would be helpful to practise using a knife and fork so you can do it easily in the dinner hall in school when you move into Primary 1. Healthy: Watch Joe Wicks kids workout on YouTube at9:00am every morning from Mon – Fri separate P.E. tasks in our Nursery class webpage on the Sighthill Primary School websiteCreative PlaySciences/TechnologiesIDL/TopicSingingListen to “Sweet Beats” you manage to copy the musical patterns? Maybe you could make your own patterns and clap a rhythm? Could you show it to someone in your family for them to copy too?ArtOne of my favourite minibeasts has a lovely spotty pattern. It’s red with black spots…..it’s a…..Ladybird!There are some easy ways to make laybirds at home. You could use an egg box Or maybe a paper plate Or your handprints. Have fun whatever you choose!Design You have already learned how to make a musical shaker but there are LOTS of different instruments you can make using things around your house. How about a guitar?Or a drum? Or even cymbals? What other instruments could you make? There may be lots of things around your house that can make music. Could you have a band with other people in your family? Remember to tidy up when you are finished playing.We would love to see what you have made. Maybe an adult could send in a photo of your instrument to admin@sighthill.edin.sch.ukPatternsHow about making yummy patterns you can eat? Below are some links to make easy cupcakes with a grown up when they have time. Have fun designing your own patterns on the tops of your cakes.Simple vanilla cupcakes chocolate cupcakes websites and apps:Maths and numberUseful websites and apps:LiteracyUseful websites and apps:Health and Well-marks.co.ukmathsframe.co.uk and wellbeing: kidsthe body coach tv kids just dance We would love to see all the amazing work you are doing at home. Please ask a grown up to send any photos you have taken to admin@sighthill.edin.sch.uk ................
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