It is important to take some time each day to think about what we are thankful for. You might like to have a go at making this Gratitude Tree and adding to it daily. If you are unable to use sticks for the branches you could make a 2D tree and draw the trunk and branches instead.

https://blissfulkids.com/playful-mindfulness-for-children-gratitude-tree/

 

Why not have a look at MC Grammar’s live lessons. You can use the link below.

https://t.co/obhjO0BzK8?ssr=true

Take a look at today’s Pobble 365 image Continue reading →

Can you tell the time?

Whenever possible, tell the time to the nearest five minutes. Use a clock with hands as well as a digital watch or clock.

What time will it be one hour from now?

What time was it one hour ago?

Ask your parent to time you doing various tasks, e.g.

Getting ready for school;

Tidying a bedroom;

Saying the five times, 10 times or two times table…

Can you estimate in advance how long you think each activity will take. Can you beat your time when you repeat it?

The Philosophy Man has provided the following link for things to think about and discuss while we are at home during this time. Please do have a look at the link below.

https://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=N18Lt&m=3j8hGY3B_dOnNa4&b=G0MfozxrSkWqEvoatqdSug

I am sure you are all keen to learn the results of our hand washing / bread investigation.

Here are the results….

A- not touched at all

B – touched with dirty hands

C – touched with hands washed with soap and water

D – touched with hands which had used antibacterial gel

What lesson do you think we can learn from this?

James made this hedgehog based on the blog post from a few days ago!

I saw this online last night and thought it might be something you might like to try.

Every time you feel like you are missing doing something during this time of lock down, write it down on a piece of paper. Keep all the pieces of paper in a jar. Once we are all allowed out and about again you can work through your jar doing all the things you have missed!

Earth Hour takes place tomorrow evening between 8.30-9.30pm. Remember to turn your lights off to save the planet!

 

Also, don’t forget to create a story in a jar over the Easter holiday.

M

Another excellent piece of art work from Nathaniel!