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- Thursday 11th June 2020
Thursday 11th June 2020
Good morning Class 1,
It's looking a little dreary outside with the forecast of rain
. We've been enjoying learning about minibeasts at school and it seems people have been learning about them at home in different ways too. Jack went on a minibeast hunt early yesterday morning and found some ladybird cocoons hanging from a rock and was actually lucky enough to see a ladybird which had just emerged from one. Not only did he see them, he took photos on his mum's camera and has sent them in for us all to share. And look, the ladybird which has hatched is yellow with no spots - I've tried to find out if ladybirds don't have spots when they hatch and then develop them a little later - I couldn't find the answer. Does anyone know? All that I kept getting referred to was the 22 spotted ladybird. Thanks for sharing Jack.
Letters and Sounds
Practise reading your sound cards and then read and write the tricky words when, what and out. Have a go at writing these questions. Don't forget your question marks.
When can I go out?
What is that?
Then join in reading tricky words with Geraldine the Giraffe (video number 2).
Number Time
Learning about Minibeasts
Another insect which you can spot very easily is an ant, but what do we know about them? Let's watch Jess to see what she can tell us. There is also a powerpoint and another short film with information about how they work together and their life cycle.