Easter Activity Ideas

Happy Easter Holiday Everyone!

Miss Hiscocks and Miss Harrill-Davis would like to say a huge well done to everyone. We feel very proud of all that you are doing and we hope that you are feeling proud of yourselves too. We have loved seeing the photos that have been sent in to Mr Webster's Blog and we are incredibly impressed with the quality of work you have been producing. 

Photos on Mr Webster's Blog 

George - Well done, you looked like you were concentrating well. You have a very cool bedroom! 

Lewis - Lovely to see a huge smile on your face. We're looking forward to reading your dragon poetry. 

Oliver - You looked like you were working very hard and your ruler is awesome! 

Nicholas - Your rainbow looks fantastic and we are also looking forward to reading all of your work. (Nicholas has even made a video of a Lego castle he made - it was incredible!) 

Rosie - Wow...your castle research looks super! It looks like you worked really hard on that.

Ena - What an incredible rainbow! It's very creative and beautiful. 

Arabella - How lovely to see you playing a game with your sister. Who won? 

Kai - What an excellent dragon. It looks very fierce! 

Tom - Oh my goodness, Tom...there's a tiger in your kitchen! Keep safe! 

Toby - Fantastic art work inspired by Paul Klee. Great to see super teamwork with your sister too on your rainbow. 
 

Keep your photos coming in. We really enjoy seeing what you're up to. 

Over the Easter holidays, we have put up a few ideas of activities you could choose to do. However, you may have many more ideas. Be creative, have fun and make memories. 

The 'usual' timetable will continue after the Easter holiday. 

If you want to do some Maths over the Easter Holiday, you could complete some pages of the Maths booklet we gave you. However...

...Maths is all around you! If you are baking, you are doing Maths. If you are cutting a cake or splitting up an Easter Egg, you are doing Maths (remember to make each part equal!) Just have fun 

If you want to do any writing over the Easter Holiday, you could: 

• Write an acrostic poem about Easter. 
• Write an acrostic poem about Spring. 
• Write a story about the day you met the Easter Bunny. 
• Write a letter.
• Create your own imaginative story. 
• Create a comic strip. 

The options are endless!