Snow!

How exciting the thought that we may have plenty of snow for all the children to play in and appreciate.

We have been asked to provide some snow home learning for you via our blog page.

If it does snow then the first thing we would like you to do is to wrap up warm, put on your wellingtons and have fun in the snow. Make a snow angel, build a snowman and have your photo taken. Afterwards when your feeling a bit chilly, warm up indoors and you can have a go at doing some of the following work: 

Practice your letter sounds, reading and yellow high frequency words. 

Practice formation of letters and numbers, everyone needs practise with these as its hard to get them the correct way.

Draw a snowman and colour it beautifully. Stay in the lines and really take your time. 

Make a paper snowflake by folding paper and cutting out shapes (ask your parents to google how to do it if they don’t know). 

Think of adjectives (description words) to describe snow. You could draw some snowflakes and then write the adjectives around it.

Drink some hot chocolate. 

Read a story to an adult and ask them what they liked about your story. 

Count pieces of dried pasta, sweets, fruit, tins in the cupboard and write the number and item down e.g 20 pasta tubes, 5 sweets, 9 apples, 10 tins. You could add them up or subtract them too.

Play a game with an adult such as snap etc. Remember to take turns and not have a tantrum if you don't win. 

Just a few ideas for you to choose from.  See you all on Monday.

Many thanks,

Mrs James.