Have you logged in to Bug Club to do some reading and quizzing at home?
Jo and Alison have chosen some books especially for you. Click on the bug to log in and start reading.
Remember to look out for the bug pictures throughout your books. Click on them and answer the questions. Can you get the answers right first time?
You will need: a piece of card or paper, foil, and some black paper (or white paper that you can colour black).
1. Fold a piece of card in two.
2. Draw the outline of a mosque and some other some buildings onto the front of the card and colour them in black. (If you have some black paper you can draw the outline of the buildings onto it, cut them out and then stick onto the bottom of the card).
3. If your card is white, colour the night sky dark blue.
4. Next draw a thin crescent moon onto some silver foil, using a pencil.
5. Carefully cut around the shape of the moon.
6. Try to draw some stars on the foil too and cut them out.
7. Stick these silver shapes onto the card, above the buildings.
8. Write Eid Mubarak on the front of the card in your best handwriting.
Here is an Eid poem that I have written. Can you find the rhymes? Try to write one to go inside your card.
Dazzling light, new moon bright,
See it in the sky tonight,
Silver moon, shining clear,
Telling us that Eid is here.
I have been noticing lots of wildlife around now it is Spring and getting warmer. Yaqub sent me a picture of a bug that landed on his work and Ilyas has been looking at all the birds in the park near his house. What animals can you spot near your house? 
Can you make a picture of one animal you find? Can you label the parts of it’s body? You can use the word mats to help you. 
You could make a tally chart of the animals you see. Who can find the most?
Send me an email to tell me how you get on – or click comment at the bottom of this message.
Lots of children have been logging in to study ladder and earning points. Look at their certificates to see how many points they have earned. Will you get a certificate next week?
It has been lovely hearing about all the lovely work you are doing at home. Here are some photos of Yaseen’s work. Well done Yaseen!!
Green Class have been sending in photos of the creative work they have been doing at home. Maybe you can get some ideas from them. Look on the whole school blog for even more work.
Zookeepers have to look after their animals very well. The most important job is giving the animals the right food. Did you know not all animals can eat the same food? Watch the video to find out. 
you would feed that animal if you were the zoo keeper? I have made a zoo keeper’s shopping list. You could do the same. What animals would you like in your zoo. Can you find out what they eat? Are they a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore?Lesson 1: Making Equal Groups
Last week we put objects into groups to help us count them. 
This week we are sharing our objects out equally.. This means every group needs to be the same. I have been sorting my socks into groups. Click on the picture to watch my video. What different sized groups did I use?
Sharing Equally
I decided to have a teddy bear’s picnic. 
Click on the picture to watch how I shared the food out. Can you do the same at home? You could share food, toys, books, pencils…..anything! Draw some pictures of your sharing and remember to say how many groups you have and how many are in each group. p34 and 35 in your maths home book practices this.
Lesson 2: Finding half
Today we are cutting or sharing objects in half.
This means we cut them into 2 pieces – but both piece have to be the same.
p36 and 37 of your home maths book looks at halves too.
Can you read this silly poem by Michael Rosen? Read it first in your head and then out loud. Perhaps you could perform it to your family?
There are new activities to find on study ladder – complete the word – end sounds.
Oy
1.Find all the oy words in the sentences below.
2.Which sentences make sense and which are silly?
The baker employs staff to work in his shop.
The brick floated on its voyage across the sea.
The Queen is a member of the royal family.
The boy is a table.
An oyster is a really exciting toy.
The pirate said, “Land Ahoy!”
A cat can destroy a building.
My brother sometimes annoys me.
Can you find any oy words of your own? Write a silly sentence using one.
