• How many books will you read?

• What kinds of books will you read?

• Will you listen to any audio books?

• Read daily in your zone and keep a list or take a photo to share after the break!

You could try some mindful drawing by letting your pencil wander! Draw slowly without a plan - just shapes, lines or patterns. Try using one long line, drawing with your eyes closed or sketching to music. It’s all about relaxing, focusing, and letting your imagination flow.

If you want to stretch and move while you relax, try some fun yoga with Cosmic Kids Yoga on YouTube Kids (we want you to stay safe online so you'll need an adult to create an account for you - it won't take long). Pick a story or theme you like and follow along - it's a great way to feel calm, strong and focused.

Team up with a family member or friend to create a mini play or puppet show. Plan the story, write simple lines and work together to act it out. Perform your show for your family and enjoy the creativity and teamwork that went into it.

Get hands-on in the kitchen with a family member. Choose a simple recipe, like cookies, cupcakes or homemade pizza, and divide up the tasks - someone can measure, another can mix and someone else can decorate. Don’t forget to clean up together afterward. It’s a fun way to practice teamwork and share the joy of creating something delicious. Plus you get to eat it once you've made it.

• Maths Playground

• Maths Easily

• TT Rockstars - Practice your times tables by logging on. You should have your log in details for this already.

It is Easter after all!

You Challenge: Design a container or 'coat' that will protect an egg from breaking when dropped from a height.

Materials:

• An egg

• Pens or paint, cardboard, bubble wrap, straws, cotton balls, or any other recyclable materials you have at home.

Steps:

1. Design Your Structure: Begin by creating a container or 'coat' for your egg. Use any materials you have. Your goal is to keep the egg safe even when it falls from a height.

2. Decorate Your Egg: Add some creativity by decorating your egg before placing it inside the container.

3. Test Your Design: Start by dropping the egg from a small height (e.g. a chair or table) to see if your design can protect it. Did the egg survive?

4. Improve Your Design: If the egg broke, think about what you can do differently to make your design stronger. Maybe you need more padding, a different shape or a better way to slow down the fall. Try adding more layers of material or changing the shape of your container.

5. Increase the Height: Once you're confident in your design, begin testing at bigger heights. Start with a low drop (like from a chair), then move to higher (but safe) places like a countertop or stairs. Remember to STAY SAFE! Get an adult to help if the height is too high. What is the highest height you can drop your egg from before it breaks?

If you want a challenge, why not write your story by creating two different endings or by telling it from two different perspectives. Use your creativity to imagine different possibilities and have fun with the process of writing.