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Yoga is great to try as a family, you don't need a big space or much equipment. There are many different styles of yoga to try, with varying levels of difficulty but all involve holding poses, meditation and controlled breathing. Yoga is perfect for increasing fitness, flexibility or just a way to relax and once you know a few poses you can practice together, anywhere. You can find a lot of great yoga videos for kids online for you to try together.

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Whether it's a rainy day or the school holidays, it can be difficult to find things to do with children to keep them active at home. Have a look at our easy ways to get you and your kids moving.

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Join in with Andy's workouts.

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CBeebies | Andy's Wild Workouts | Up in the Air

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Why not try to learn some dancing moves.

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Oti motivates pre-schoolers to get moving and dancing from her own front room!

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Welcome to the second half of our Spring term learning.

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Welcome to the second half of our Spring term learning.

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You will find lots of activities to support your learning at home.  These will help you to continue to develop your key skills if you are unable to come to school.

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It is really important that the children have time to play and explore in between their learning tasks. The following website has lots of playful ideas to try.

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Chat, play, read!

Here are some tips and activities to help your child develop their speech skills:

use things your child is interested in for play, follow their lead and make sure you're physically at their level while playing

if you notice your child looking or pointing at something, talk to them about it before they lose interest in it

picture books introduce your child to new things they haven't seen yet in real life - ask them to tell you the story, or talk about what the characters might be thinking and feeling

make reading, singing and playing even more fun by using lots of actions and different voices

take turns to make noises or speak - your child will be able to hold longer conversations, so slow down your speech, give them plenty of time to respond and listen carefully to what they have to say

talk to your child in short, simple sentences, as it's easier for them to understand you and have a go at copying when they are ready

try to use the same book or sing the same song, as young children learn a lot from repetition

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Find out how you can help your child with their speech & language development. If you have any concerns, talk to your doctor or health visitor.

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Please take a digital photograph of your learning and send to your class email address.
eyfsa@townlands.leics.sch.uk for Mrs Ladkin’s class
eyfsb@townlands.leics.sch.uk fr Miss Zanker’s class

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Classroom secrets contains practical activities to make learning fun at home. This is a Government approved home learning resource.

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Read this story together and talk about keeping safe on line.

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Buddy the Dog’s Internet Safety Story PowerPoint

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Help to teach young children how to use the Internet safely in a fun way with Buddy the Dog’s Internet Safety Story! The story specifically focuses on the safe use of tablets and smartphones. Ben is given a new tablet and throughout the story he asks questions to Buddy the dog about how to use his t…

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Visit www.phonicsplay.co.uk.

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Play the Tricky Word Trucks game, selecting phase 2 and 3 words. How many can you read? Can you write any of them?

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Learn about how and why we celebrate Mother's Day

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Read/share the story with your adult.

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I love my mummy

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Draw a picture of your mum and write about her in each box.

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How does this Last Supper animation aid learning?

Use this brilliant Last Supper animation to help your class learn more about what happened at The Last Supper in a fun and engaging way.

The fantastically read narration alongside some vibrant animations and ambient sounds in this video mean that your class can become engrossed in the world of the Easter story, which means that they stay focused on the topic at hand, and have some fun getting festive while they're at it!

Twinkl Go! resources like this one are great for use as whole-class activities, as they can easily be set up on an interactive whiteboard so that everyone can see and participate. They're also tailor-made for use in remote learning environments, so you can use them in online lessons or even set them as homework.

Teachers can share this resource with customised groups via children's own usernames. Just launch, then click Add to Lesson.

Parents can too! All you have to do is share this resource with your own children via their own username. Just launch, then click Add to Lesson.

Why should children learn about the Last Supper?

The Last Supper represents an important point in the story of Jesus Christ. The Last Supper is one of the earliest events in the story of how Jesus died, but was later resurrected, and this means that it played a major part in the story of Easter. Learning about The Last Supper, therefore, gives children more knowledge about the finer details of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

This, in turn, means that children learn more about the history of the Easter holiday in general. Not only that, but they might even be inspired to take part in Easter celebrations in the future.

If you're interested in any other interactive resources related to The Last Supper, like this Last Supper animation, then be sure to check these out too:

You might also like to take a look at our fantastic Communion Prayer posters.

What is The Last Supper?

The Last Supper or the Passover meal is the penultimate meal that Jesus shared with his disciples in Jerusalem before his crucifixion. This event is commemorated by Christians all around the world, especially on Maundy Thursday.

The Last Supper was the final gathering for Christ to spend time with his disciples, who were there during and after the meal, prior to his arrest. After this time, Jesus wilfully gave himself up to being sacrificed on the cross. It is thought that he did this to pay the debt for our sins!

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Use this brilliant Last Supper animation to help your class learn more about what happened at The Last Supper in a fun and engaging way. The fantastically read narration alongside some vibrant animations and ambient sounds in this video mean that your class can become engrossed in the world of the Easter story, which means that they stay focused on the topic at hand, and have some fun getting festive while they're at it!

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Find out about flowers that grow in springtime.

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Go for a walk and look out for all the signs of spring that are on your checklist,

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Write a mothers Day card greeting. In your best cursive handwriting.

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Read the poem together and draw a picture of what picture the poem paints in your mind.

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Complete this activity after working through the numberbonds to 10 powerpoint.

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Watch this numberbonds to 10 video.

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Find out which pairs of numbers add together to make ten with the Numberblocks.

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Watch this video. Then take ten small animals and put them in fields like in the song. Can you write the number bonds for them?
e.g. there are 5 cows in one field and 5 cows in another. There are ten cows altogether. 5 + 5 = 10

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Farmer Pete song with animation by Sunshine Class (pupils aged 5 years)

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Why the cross is important - the easter story