Easter Activities

If you're up for more...

You will hopefully have just received Mr Handley's newsletter with a link to some more home learning ideas I've put together. If you just want to relax and enjoy an Easter holiday then absolutely do that! However, if a bit of routine is working for your family then I've put together some ideas for keeping up that flow. I won't be posting a timetable of work, but feel free to join in with our Maths and English Bingo. Choose from the selection or roll a dice to see which square it lands on! Our Tigers Easter newsletter has some fun Easter-themed activities if you just want some ideas without the Maths and English. 

I would love to see pictures of what you get up to!





Mrs Chapman


Comments

  1. Hannah1 April 2020 at 15:20

    Wow - lots of choice. Thank you Mrs C.

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    1. Mrs C1 April 2020 at 15:57

      No problem. I really hope it's helpful.

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  2. Nerissa1 April 2020 at 19:14

    Thanks for the info - just testing to see if writing on here works yet as can’t seem to get it to!

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  3. Nerissa1 April 2020 at 19:16

    Hooray! 😃 if nothing else all this has taught me to be more computer literate!!

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    1. Mrs C1 April 2020 at 19:48

      Excellent! I'm so pleased you've managed to get it to work. For anyone else struggling; I find that I'm not able to comment from my phone but I can from my laptop.

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    2. Miss F1 April 2020 at 21:53

      Wonderful ideas Mrs C, I'm sure these will be really helpful.

      Well done Nerissa. I'm the same, I can only comment from my laptop.

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