Reception

Well guys, another week done. I think we're going to run out of merit points at this rate. You're work has been absolutely fantastic and I couldn't be happier with you all. Give yourselves a big pat on the back (you too grown-ups).  Next week our blog activities are going to focus on children's well-being and mental health. As part of this Maryam (Bluebells) has come up with a fantastic idea. Over the weekend, I would like you to record a message for all of your friends to share on the blog. Your teachers will be doing this too! It would be lovely for all of your friends to hear your voice and see your faces, just a quick message to say hello and let us know how you are doing. I am excited to hear from you all. Please email these to Miss Forrester on bluebells@poplarsfarm.bradford.sch.uk  by Monday at 12noon! Workers of the week this week are, from Bluebells, Zihan and Rayaan. And from Sunflowers, Liyana and Khatija. Well done superstars.  Keep up the fantastic wo

For today's project we are going to be doing some research. Tuesday 12th May was International Nurses Day. This is a day that originally celebrated Florence's birth and now celebrates the important role of nurses in health care.  Short Story - Florence Nightingale Your task today is to create a poster or information booklet about Florence and her life.  Can you find out three facts about Florence?  Can you draw a picture of Florence? Do you have any nurses or doctors in your family or community?  Can you think of a time when a nurse has helped you? Here is a link to Activity Village which can also help with your research:  Florence Nightingale - Activity Village We look forward to seeing your projects, good luck!

Hope you're all keeping well guys, here are some snaps from over the last few days.  Keep up the good work! 

Today we would like you to have a go at drawing some animals, using numbers. Here are some ideas below: 

Hello Bluebells and Sunflowers,  I hope you are all well! Today Scarlett and I are making salt dough.  Can you make a prediction of what we might be making with our salt dough today? Can you write your answer in a full sentence, remembering capital letters, finger spaces and a full stop at the end?  We are looking forward to hearing all your ideas!  I will be back with a picture of our finished result tomorrow, let’s see whose prediction was right!  Stay safe,  Miss Simpson x 

Hi everybody,  Mrs Tiffany has kindly sent over some activities that you could possibly try out. The activities are all outdoor based, however with the weather now picking up you could try some of them out. Have fun!  Outdoor Activities

We are so impressed with your work so far this week guys. We have loved seeing you enjoying your science experiments and looking at all your fantastic maths and phonics work.  Here are some of the snaps from the week so far!

Our next story teller is Samah from Bluebells! Samah has decided to read We're Going on a Bearhunt for you all. Enjoy!x

This week we are going to be reading  Quiz  on Oxford Owl.  Once finished reading the book, please have a go at activity one and two on the e-book.  *Bonus Activity* Can you have a go at creating three quiz questions to share with your family?

This week we are going to look at sharing.  Monday - Mrs Epton's maths challange.  Tuesday - The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins Listen to the story  The Doorbell Rang  and answer the below questions. How many cookies did Ma bake for the children? What was happening as more children came to the house? Can you make your own cookies and share them out as the story is being told? Wednesday - The Doorbell Rang by Pat Hutchins Using the story we listened to yesterday, can you create your own sharing story? You could draw pictures for each stage of the story and write a short sentence under each picture. You could use the below template as a guide.  Thursday - Sharing Amounts  Can you solve these number problems? Miss Forrester brings a pack of four cakes into school to share with Mrs Tiffany, how many cakes would they get each? Mrs Moncaster buys a pack of ten sausages to share between her two dogs, how many sausages will each dog

So, last week, Yahya had asked me to look into some science experiments that can be done at home. Below is a list of experiments that I have looked up. Please don't feel obliged to do them all, but we would love it if you could choose one and let us know how you get on! DIY Lava Lamp Invisible Ink Pepper and Soap Experiment  Sparkly Explosion