Wednesday 6th May Bug hunting in a book! and in your house!!!

Good Morning Everyone

It was a wet day yesterday. I wonder if you managed to get outside at the end of the day when the rain stopped and the wind calmed down?

I wonder how you keep physically active when you are inside when its so wet? Do you dance to your favourite music? Do you try different ways of moving around your house? Do you remember a few weeks ago I set a challenge using a piece of masking tape and asked you to find different ways of moving over or across the line.

I wonder if today you could try walking on your hands?.. Have you ever been turned into a wheel barrow by your mum or dad? How far could you walk on your hands?

I decided that I need to let my plants grow a little more before I share a photo!! I keep seeing your brilliant growing, my plants are tiny in comparison! THIS IS NOT MINE…. A family sent me this FAB picture of there plants ….They are very healthy and strong.

Look at this snail that I was sent. Another great spiral but this uses cutting as the main skill. Cutting a spiral out is a hard skill you might wish to try. Strong finger work is needed for this task.

: What tiny things did you find for your egg box?

: Look at these pom pom pets a family created

: The pom pom pets were small enough to fit them into their own mini space.

I wonder if you can make a mini insect? maybe out of pompoms if you have any at home?

I wonder if it is wet again tomorrow, Could play hide and seek with one of the smallest items you found? That’s a hard hide and seek. You will have to get little clues to help your family find them.

Today’s story involves hide and seek with mini items.. You need to look with great care to find one tiny caterpillar on each page. Try these pages before you read the story…CAN YOU SPOT THEM??

: Use your super looking skills?

: Can you find a caterpillar

: on all three of these pages in today’s story?

DID YOU FIND THE CATERPILLARS ON THE THREE PAGES? Now listen to the story and you have 10! caterpillars to spot. Can you find them all. remember to pause the pages so you can look with care. ENJOY

Have a lovely day and keep smiling and enjoying your time together as a family.

From Miss Butler, Mrs Breakwell, Miss Lofthouse.

Wednesday 6th May Bug hunting in a book! and in your house!!!

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