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Jokes and Riddles 1 Blue Peter Badge Have you ever dreamed of getting a Blue Peter Badge? Have you ever wondered how you can get one of your own? Did you know there are 8 different badges you can earn? Why not use this additional time to try to earn at least one of the badges? You can get more information using the link below: Choose a few of your favourite fruits (or whatever https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/joinin/about-blue-peter- you have in the house) and make Rainbow Fruit badges skewers as a family. After the first time, the children could make them once a week for everyone! Useful information: Listen to free audio stories and poems at: Maths Sudoku https://www.storynory.com/ You may need an adult to help you. The BBC are posting daily lessons for Maths and Each box, each row and each column must have the numbers English for years 1-10, in addition to lessons in 1-6 in them. other curriculum areas such as Geography, Top tip: a number can only be in a row, column or box once! History and Music. These lessons can be found using the link below: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons Answers are revealed on page 2 Jokes and riddles 1. What did one plate say to the other plate? 2. When you look for something, why is it always in the last place you look? 3. Why was 6 afraid of 7? 4. What kind of water cannot freeze? 5. What kind of tree frits in your hand? 6. I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I? Answers are revealed on page 2 Memory games Useful information to teach your Read and Remember. Read a simple story and ask your child: child to retell what happens. Write the events of the story for your child to put in the correct order. • Days of the week • Months of the Year Play the classic game Simon Says. Increase the amount of • Phone number orders to make the game more challenging. • Emergency contacts and what Play Matching Pairs game. to do Place the cards face down on • Alphabet the table and take it in turns to • Local bus, train, tram routes find the matching cards. The • Colours of the rainbow winner finds the most matching pairs. You could use pairs of playing cards, target reading words or number facts. Ideas for drawing 10 activities to help fine Design a superhero motor skills Draw a cartoon of a favourite story 1. Thread beads to make a bracelet Design an outfit for a villain, fairy or superhero 2. Tear lettuce to make a salad Design a menu 3. Spread icing on biscuits Design a robot to help your family 4. Trace around a hand or foot Draw a favourite animal 5. Tear paper to create a picture Design a car for a fairy tale character 6. Cut out triangles, squares and circles from paper Answers: 7.Pick up small objects with Reading tweezers Ask your child questions to 8. Button and unbutton clothing check they have understood. 9. Learn to tie shoe laces 10. Weave wool around cardboard shapes. What is your favourite part of the story? 1. Dinner is on me! Why do you like that character? 2. Because when you find it you stop looking Why did that happen? 3. 7 8 9 What do you think will happen next? 4. Hot water What does that word mean? Can you find 5. palm tree the word that means_____? 6. seven What do you think will happen next? .
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