Here is the remote learning for Reception this week. We are missing you very much and would love to see all of your hard work! Please email any photographs or pieces of work to [email protected]
You can also access a number of online reading books if you sign up to a free Oxford Owl account. To find out more, click here.
Please keep in touch and email any photographs, questions or pieces of work to [email protected]
Remote learning tasks can be accessed via Google Classroom and will no longer be published on the website. Activities be available by this evening.
If you are having any trouble accessing Google Classroom you can email your class teacher or [email protected] and we will try our best to help you.
Stay Safe 🙂
Why not give some of these activities a try to support Feel Good Friday 🙂
EYFS had a fantastic time representing number with Chinese symbols in shaving foam!
We hope you are having as much fun getting messy at home for this challenge 😁
Smartie the Penguin helped the EYFS children understand the importance of telling an adult when a pop up appears on their tablet or iPad. Click on the picture below of Smartie to listen to the story we shared.
Today marks Safer Internet Day and this year we the focus is
An internet we trust: exploring reliability in the online world
You can access some resources to use with your children by following the link below.
Click Here
As well as these ideas at the bottom of our remote learning tab you can access lots of resources and videos from the ICT in schools website which can be found in the Remote Learning menu or clicking the link below.
Click Here
As part of ‘Children’s Mental Health Week’ it’s now more important than ever to keep our bodies moving and to keep our minds healthy.
Why not try some of these PE challenges this week?
This week is Children’s Mental Health Week and this year’s theme is ‘Express Yourself‘.
We all know that mental health and well being at the current time is highly important for all of us. Explaining this to young people and our students can be a sensitive subject.
Expressing yourself is about finding ways to share feelings, thoughts, or ideas, through creativity. It is about finding a way to show who you are, and how you see the world, that can help you feel good about yourself.
As parents and carers, you play an important role in your child’s mental health. For further information and free resources, click here.
You can also watch a special assembly by clicking here.
Here are some additional resources to support your child’s mental health at home:
Hope you all enjoy the latest Bedtime Story!
As it is National Storytelling Week, I will be adding a story to website every day.
Hope you all enjoy the latest Bedtime Story!
As it is National Storytelling Week, I will be adding a story to website every day.
Saturday marked the beginning of storytelling week. Reading stories to children can show them far-flung places, extraordinary people and eye-opening situations to expand and enrich their world.
At Marsden, we always encourage and promote a love of reading. We are extremely lucky to have our own “Grandad’s Library” at school and the children always tell us how much they love sharing the books with you at home.
To help celebrate this week we have set the children two storytelling challenges and staff will be telling you about their favourite books throughout the week.
Videos and pictures of your challenges can be sent to [email protected] and will be proudly displayed on our website for everyone to enjoy.
Do you have a favourite book? Let us know in the comment section below.
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