There are also the following opportunities on line to keep maths learning ticking over.

All Reception children have an individual login to Numbots an online maths site. If you haven't contacted us yet for your child's login please message us through Tapestry or by email at earlyyears@camelford.cornwall.sch.uk.

White Rose have are also publishing weekly maths activities at  https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/

The activities for this week will be based around the story 'Superworm' by Julia Donaldson.

For Monday's activity of making a flap book you will need to have prepared a small paper booklet with a flap attached to each page.
For the magic potion on Tuesday you will need a plastic bottle with a lid.
On Thursday you will need the materials to make a Superworm toy. This can be made quite simply from an old sock, pair of tights, cardboard tube or similar.
If you wish to hold a little 'Welcome Home' party for Superworm on Friday, you might need a few small treats and possibly a 'Pass the Parcel' or provision for other party games!

We hope that you enjoy your week,
Mrs Finch, Mrs Sandry and Mrs Egleton.
 

Please have a look through and see which challenges you are going to have a go at this week.

Mrs Finch, Mrs Egleton, Mrs Sandry

If you are looking for some other ideas or you have younger children at home, the eduction team at Tapestry have put together some lovely activities for you to try.

The reception classes writing activities for the week beginning 4th May will be based on the play script 'The Giant Jumperee' by Julia Donaldson.A video of the play script being read will be posted on Tapestry on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as a starter for the activities.

For the activities you will need all the usual resources for writing and drawing. In addition, for Wednesday's activity you will need a cardboard box which can be transformed into a small puppet theatre. You and your child will also need to create some small stick puppets using card or paper, and straws or lolly sticks. We hope to see some of the resulting puppet shows on Tapestry!

Stay safe and have fun!

Mrs Finch, Mrs Sandry and Mrs Egleton

This week we are working on writing the letters y,b,k,h,m.

You might like to print off the sheets if you have a printer. If you haven't got a printer, you could rule some lines on a plain piece of paper.

Best wishes

Mrs Sandry, Mrs Egleton and Mrs Finch

This week's set of ideas and activities from Tapestry are based on the Prime Areas:

Personal, Social and Emotional Development

Communication and Language

Physical Development
 

The Reception Classes writing activities for this week are based on the non-fiction book 'Egg to Bee'. Slides of the story are available on Tapestry for you to share with you child.The menu of activities will guide you as to which parts of the book to dip into each day.

A bee template for the writing activity on Tuesday is attached. However, if you do not have a printer it should be quite simple to draw a copy.

For Wednesday's activity you will need to have ready two small paper bags or envelopes, a bee finger puppet,(template attached) and a bag of cheesy puffs!

On Thursday the task is to design a honey sandwich which has at least two other ingredients of your child's choice.If you decide to make the sandwich as well you will need honey and the two remaining ingredients.

Although an activity is suggested for each day of the week, please feel free to dip into them as you see fit according to your child's interests and the demands of family life! The most important thing is that the learning for your child is engaging and fun!

Take care and stay safe!

Mrs Finch, Mrs Sandry and Mrs Egleton

Next week we will be working on the correct formation of the letters i,t,u,j,l
If you have access to a printer you might like to print the worksheets that I have attached below.

Keep up the good work - you are doing so well!

Any questions or queries please message us through Tapestry or by email (earlyyears@camelford.cornwall.sch.uk).

Take care
From Mrs Sandry, Mrs Finch and Mrs Egleton

The weekly writing activities for the Reception Classes will be based on the story of 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle.

There will be a video of the story being read on Monday 20th April.

For this week's activities you will need the usual basic resources of paper, pencil and colouring crayons or pens. In addition you will need to prepare an A4 sized booklet for the writing activity on Tuesday. Instructions for this are on the menu of activities. 

On Wednesday you will need a selection of three or more fresh fruits of your child's choice with which to prepare a fresh fruit salad.

We have really enjoyed seeing the photographs of all the lovely work you have been doing with your children so far. We hope you will enjoy sharing these activities with your child in the coming week. Please contact us if you have any further queries,

Best wishes,

Mrs Finch, Mrs Sandry and Mrs Egleton

Next week we will be working on the correct formation of the letters q, s, e, f, z. 
If you have access to a printer you might like to print the worksheets that I have attached below.

We have all been really impressed by the handwriting you are all doing. You are working so hard to start on the line, remember the 'up we go' and to keep the letters and words on the line. Well done everyone. Keep sending us your pictures on Tapestry.

Any questions or queries please message us through Tapestry or by email (earlyyears@camelford.cornwall.sch.uk).

Take care
From Mrs Sandry, Mrs Finch and Mrs Egleton

The weekly writing activities for the reception classes will be based on the story 'What the Ladybird Heard' by Julia Donaldson.

We will be reading from the story each day as an introduction to the activities. The only resources required are paper, pencils and colouring crayons or pens. We hope you enjoy working with your child and please do let us know if you have any queries,

Best Wishes,

Mrs Finch, Mrs Egleton and Mrs Sandry

Next week we will be working on the correct formation of the letters, c, a, d, g, o.
You will need a piece of paper with lines drawn on and a sharp pencil. If you have access to a printer you might like to print off the worksheets from Tapestry (see the documents below for each letter). 
For each letter there will be a short demonstration video including words using that focus letter. 

Best wishes 
Mrs Finch, Mrs Egleton and Mrs Sandry