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Magic milk was the experiment in this video. Can you try this experiment at home? What colours will you mix? https://youtu.be/lhIVc1LsvpI

The dance team were supposed to have their dance competition today but it had to be cancelled. Mrs Macare-Cook and Mrs White wanted to show you how proud they are of your hard work. Enjoy their collaboration with Molly and Jasper!

Come and play ‘I spy’ with Miss Compton and see if you can find the correct objects to match to the sounds. Make sure you’ve got your Charlie Monkey listening ears ready to help you. https://youtu.be/FvtOAPbp3GQ

Check out today’s Set 2 and 3 phonics lessons using the links below. Can you show your grown ups how to fred talk?

Set 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qT5qYU2O1U

Set 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAsIdqChGg0

On this website, you can play along with the songs and use different instruments!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/bring-the-noise/eyfs-ks1-music-play-it-bring-the-noise/z4sq92p

Cheeky Fred has been playing hide and seek in Miss Butcher’s house. Now that she’s found him, join them for some word time to practise special friends ‘qu’. Will you be able to write some sentences to say where Fred was found hiding? Check on Tapestry after you watch the video to see what he has been up to!

Watch the video to discover today’s new sound “nnn.” Have a go at writing the letter using the rhyme “down Nobby, over his net.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u366lspDI7c

Join Miss Peek reading one of her favourite stories with some mild, spicy and hot questions to answer at the end! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKG2YxurPtc

One for the fans of the TV programme Countdown (adults you can join in too). You can play for fun or for points. For more rules, please click the ‘More Rules’ tab on the website: http://keystage2literacy.co.uk/countdown-letters-game.html

The Numbers game involves choosing a random combination of big and small numbers (six in total) to generate a target number. You then have 30 seconds, if you choose to play against the timer, to try and get as close as possible to this number using the four operations (adding, multiplying, dividing and subtracting). You don’t have to use all the numbers; however, you can only use them once.

You have 2 options with the Letters game. Option one involves making the longest word you can using the random vowels and consonants that the computer generates within a 30 seconds time limit. A tip here is not to overdo the vowels. The second option – the Conundrum- involves rejigging the mixed-up letters around to make an actual 9-letter word.