Easter Homework
Here is a reminder about the homework over the Easter Break:
Similar to previous projects (instruments and chatterboxes) we would love for the children to create an insect using junk materials. We had a discussion about what we could make and the children had all sorts of wonderful ideas! After, invite your child to write about what they had made this could be a word e.g. ant or a simple sentence dependent on your child’s confidence in their writing e.g. I made an ant. I used egg boxes. We can’t wait to see what you create!
Also, the children have either received a problem solving booklet or an Easter maths booklet to complete. By no means is this compulsory as it is just a fun way for them to apply their knowledge.
Some children also received a letter formation booklet to practice their handwriting. There is no need to practice every letter, just choose a few that you believe your child struggles with e.g. b, d, e, f. Again this is not homework, just a way for your child to practice and become more confident forming letters.
Have a restful and fun break,
Miss Pardoe and Miss Olivier
Similar to previous projects (instruments and chatterboxes) we would love for the children to create an insect using junk materials. We had a discussion about what we could make and the children had all sorts of wonderful ideas! After, invite your child to write about what they had made this could be a word e.g. ant or a simple sentence dependent on your child’s confidence in their writing e.g. I made an ant. I used egg boxes. We can’t wait to see what you create!
Also, the children have either received a problem solving booklet or an Easter maths booklet to complete. By no means is this compulsory as it is just a fun way for them to apply their knowledge.
Some children also received a letter formation booklet to practice their handwriting. There is no need to practice every letter, just choose a few that you believe your child struggles with e.g. b, d, e, f. Again this is not homework, just a way for your child to practice and become more confident forming letters.
Have a restful and fun break,
Miss Pardoe and Miss Olivier
