Please find below some suggested home learning activities to consolidate this week’s learning. These posts reflect on what has been learned during the previous week.
Author: rmpstaff
Week beginning 10/05/21
The story this week’s learning in the nursery will be based around is:
“The tiger who came to tea” by Judith Kerr
The children will explore patterns in their environment. Can you and your child find stripes and spots when you are out?
The children will talk about the food Sophie and the tiger ate. Discuss with your child what food is healthy for them, Can they draw their favourite breakfast?
The children will think about the different people that came to the door. How many people visited, can your child describe the jobs they did?
P3 HOMEWORK project
LCC1: Term 3 – overview of learning
Follow the link below to see overview of our learning in term 3
Friday 7th May
Your Pet Dinosaur
We have been learning how to care for animals. We learnt about puppies and how they are baby dogs. They need lots of looking after. They need to go to the vet, have food bowls, water bowls, you need to pick up their poo, they need lots of walks etc.
Today everyone has taken home a pet dinosaur to care for. Remember: 3 house points for returning the dinosaur and 3 house points for returning a diary on Monday.
The video shows what you could put in the jotter. Don’t worry, it does not have to be totally filled! It was the smallest jotter we had available.
Be creative, be imaginative, be researchers, be palaeontologists but have fun 🦖 😃
Next week, we will be beginning our learning about pregnancy and looking after a baby. CLICK HERE to see the RSHP learning we follow.
Phonics
Here are the words from this week. There is a new task on Education City to help you revise the /ow/ for brown sound. (Apologies – the oi/oy work is now on Education City too – It hadn’t scheduled properly)
Gymnastics
Gymnastics is in the hall on Wednesdays and outside on Fridays.
Girls may wish to wear trousers on these days or shorts underneath skirts/dresses.
There are 4 components to gymnastics: Jumping, rolling, travelling and balancing.
This week we have been working on travelling and balancing. We found lots of different ways to travel, inspired by animals. We can balance if we have 1 body part touching the floor, or 3 or 4 or 5!
Plant update
Leon has emailed in some photos of the plant he took home before Easter that he has been caring for. WOW! This is a sunflower. It is growing very tall! If you would like to share an update on your plant, email your photos to admin@royalmile.edin.sch.uk
Have a great weekend!
Miss Copeland
Royal Mile Primary School 