Mrs Evans daughter Emily give her mam a lesson today of how to hula hoop! Look at Mrs Evans go!!
Tom is really missing small world playtimes so we’ve moved the train tracks outside in the garden.
Today’s activity has been very peaceful! I’ve organised my books in colour order (very calming), made a list of the five books I’d like to start reading. I’ve now started book #1!
Love
Miss Beadling
Wow! Look at how hard Freddie has been trying with his Phonics. Mrs Evans you must be super proud!!
Mrs Peel and her children have been playing in the garden, making dens, making rainbows out of clay, getting some school work done, cleaning out rabbit hutches, gardening, baking, playing restaurants, P.E with Joe Wicks and playing on the Nintendo Wii (dug it out of the loft).
Poppy has been keeping active inside and outside, and we’ve joined the rainbow gang to lift our neighbours spirits. We’re all enjoying completing Mrs Evan’s special jobs during the day. Sending everyone love!
Carter has done “garden i spy” phonics today
As well as maths, English, and geography and the human body. Making it fun too.
Today mam’s work closed for up to 12 weeks, and as we have a few friends who work in the care sector we have been making cloth face masks for vulnerable adults (and children). Whilst we appreciate these won’t protect as well as clinical masks, they will offer some protection and some is better than none I’m sure you can agree.
Aubree has helped measure, cut out and sew the fabric together, her ability on the machine is growing and I’m excited to see what she will be capable of creating as an adult!
