Good morning Skipper 1! We hope you have had a lovely half term. I’m really looking forward to seeing you all today. Below is our timetable for the week. The catch up today will be some handwriting and a show and tell. Show or tell something you have enjoyed about half term. It could be your helmet to tell us about a bike ride, a drawing you have done, a new book you have read or even something you have made. Underneath is also a reminder of our google meet rules. Please look through with the children. Thank you. Mrs Hollingworth 🙂
Phonics Live 11am
If you can’t join in with our live session at 11am then please watch Lesson 31 of the Year 1 Spring Term Lessons.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP_FbjYUP_UtldV2K_-niWw
Art– Creative Earth Art Competition
Creative Earth is an art competition for people aged 16 and under from across the UK, run by the UN COP26 Climate Change Conference in collaboration with WWF.
As part of the Together for Our Planet Campaign, they are inviting young people to get creative and show global leaders the world they want to live in.
Whether it’s green forests and garden cities, clear skies and wind turbines or oceans teeming with life they would like children to paint, draw or design a piece of art that shows how you’d like our planet to look in the future. The art work must fit within the circle and the colour green must be included.
The UK is hosting COP26 in Glasgow in November 2021, bringing together world leaders to tackle climate change and ensure a better future for us all.
The winners will have their artwork displayed at COP26 to show the rest of the world the vision for the future. The closing date is Sunday 28th February.
You can send an image of the completed artwork to TogetherForOurPlanet@cabinetoffice.gov.uk with the subject title “Creative Earth – <Your Name>”. Please keep the original artwork until the competition winner is announced.
Click on the link below to watch a short film to find out more, download the template below and information of how to enter.
Maths – Telling Time to the Hour Live 9.30am
Have a look at the picture below. What do you already know about clocks?
Tell an adult everything you know about clocks. Prompt them with ideas about minute/hour hands, hours, seconds, minutes, morning, afternoon, evening, o’clock and so on.
Look at the In Focus task below. What time does the clock show?
My friend said it is 12 o’clock. Is my friend correct? How do we know?
Is it 8 o’clock in the morning or the evening? Look at the picture of Hannah leaving her house for clues.
Now let’s look at question 2. What is the same about each hour? What is different? 
It’s now time for you to have a go! Please do pages 101 -104 in your Workbook. If you would like a bit of a challenge have a go at the maths challenge too (Just discuss your ideas, no need to write anything down).
