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Follow Mrs Spicker’s video on how to make an origami whale like the whale from ‘The snail and the whale’

Here is the link for the video that I used to help me learn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjole5KutUA 

Which other origami animals could you make?

Can you make a numberline like Mrs Butcher using things from your garden or in your house?

Here are some yummy snail shaped snacks for you to try at home

1. See if you can use your orange peel to make a head and body for your snail

2. Use veggies and cream cheese to make a snaily snack. You will need an adult to cut the veggies for you safely and then you can put your snail together. I used peas for and Cheetos on the head. You could use peanut butter if you prefer instead of cream cheese.

3. Cut a piece of bread into thin slices and cover in chocolate spread or jam. Make one line of bread slices and roll into the shape of a snail. Use chocolate chips/ blueberries/ raisins or whatever you have to hand to make the face.

Looking forward to seeing your scrummy creations. Get creative!

Join Miss Peek reading Beegu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3rzxuoNBaM

Miss Wright’s bean plant has been growing for 1 week now. She has noticed a few changes. It has a small stem and even some leaves!

Have a look at your bean plant. Has it changed? Can you draw it in ‘week 2’ of your bean diary?

Charlie challenge: can you think of a word to describe the bean plant? Have a go at writing the initial sound next to your picture (for example, ‘g’ for green).

Please upload a picture of your runner bean diary to Tapestry and come back next week for an update on Miss Wright’s runner bean plant!

See what Molly and Jasper have been up to in school this week…

This week’s Sing Up song of the week is called ‘Wiggle Jiggle’ and it is great fun! Not only does it involve singing but also some body percussion. Why not have a listen and sing along with your family!