Monday 23rd March - Message for Parents

Morning Parents,

Just a quick message. I will upload Phonics and Maths work weekly, however will be uploading creative activities and ideas daily for your child to access at home.

I have already had some emails from parents attaching children's work, thank you for those.

The main purpose of the blog is to ensure your child can keep up with their education at home during this difficult time.

We really appreciate your engagement with the blog and home learning and we are here to support you with this.

Below I've attached some links which can be used to help educate through online learning platforms, we access many of these in school so your child will be familiar with these.
FREE SUBSCRIPTIONS:  



Maths 
www.play.prodigygame.com - Prodigy Maths (interactive games) 
www.whiterosemaths.com - White Rose Maths 

  
English (inc. reading, phonics & writing)  
www.phonicsplay.co.uk  - Phonics Play 
www.teachyourmonstertoread.com - Teach Your Monster to Read  
www.spellingshed.com/en-gb - Spelling Shed  
www.literacyshed.com - Literacy Shed  
  
Art/Science/Geography/Social Studies 
www.twinkl.co.uk/offer (enter code: UKTWINKLEHELPS) Twinkl 
www.primaryresources.co.uk - Primary Resources  
www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize - BBC Bitesize  


I would also like to encourage you to sign up for Oxford Owl. This site will allow you to access free e-books for your child to keep up with their reading whilst at home. I will be posting a new book each Tuesday for you to read with your child. 
Oxford owl


Please remember to keep in touch and email Miss Forrester on bluebells@poplarsfarm.bradford.sch.uk 

We are here to support you and it is important that we work together during this time.. 

Thank you again for your continued support. 

Please stay safe, 

Miss Forrester 

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