Primary 1-2 Can you spot the electrical dangers?
Primary 3-7 Spot the dangers and write a list.
Differentiated comprehensions.
Choose a comprehension and complete the questions.
Special medals for your dad. Colour a medal and attach to a piece of ribbon.
Why do we celebrate Father's Day? Discuss the PowerPoint with your child.
Online safety information and age appropriate resources for parents and children.
Complete the word search. As an extension activity learn to spell the words.
Read the words. Read the sentences. Use the words to complete the sentences. Write the answers into your books.
Read all about special beaches in Northern Ireland. Using the map of Ireland research and locate beaches all over Ireland.
Learn the song Slip, Slop, Slap Wrap Song. Find the items to help you stay safe in the sun. Colour the items or draw them in your book.
Ideas to generate talking and listening with your child regarding the importance of safety in the sun.
An excellent presentation to help you discuss farm safety with your child.
Talk through each question with your child. 'Time to Talk' is important to help our mental health.
Think about yourself and others today. Show them an act of kindness. Complete the activities in your journal or exercise book. Have a conversation with an adult about how you feel today. #bekindtoyourself
This week our Sustrans Officer, Johnny has challenged pupils to complete a research task investigating local cycling and walking trails right here in NI! Pupils can use a tablet or computer to complete the worksheet. We’d encourage you to watch the video and give this a go!
It is important to talk to each other. Complete an activity each day. Listen to your child as they complete the activities. Talk about how they are feeling.
The activities can be completed in an exercise book or you could even start a journal.
You will need two dice, the board and two sets of counters. If you don't have counters use coins. One person can use 1p coins the other 2p coins. Using counters will allow you to reuse the printed game board. You could also draw the board onto a large piece of paper or cardboard.
Rules
Throw the dice. Multiply the two numbers.
Cover the number with your colour of counter or coin.
The first to get 4 counters/coins in a row is the winner.
Good Luck! No cheating!
The games are differentiated.
Practice your 5 times tables. Write the answers into your exercise book. Complete the 'Beat the Teacher' Challenge.
Practice your 4 times tables. Write the answers into your exercise book. Complete the 'Beat the Teacher' Challenge.
Practice your 3 times tables. Write the answers into your exercise book. Complete the 'Beat the Teacher' Challenge.
Practice your 10 times tables. Write the answers into your exercise book. Complete the 'Beat the Teacher' Challenge.
Practice your 2 times tables. Write the answers into your exercise book. Complete the 'Beat the Teacher' Challenge.
Using a variety of reading books complete one or all of the activities during the coming few weeks.
Complete one or many of the challenges on International Nurses' Day. #staysafe#NHS#nurses
Read the fact file. Recall 3 important facts about Florence Nightingale.
Compare and contrast hospitals in Victorian times to modern day hospitals.
Make a postcard for your classmates. Send photos of your design and message to info@moneynickps.randalstown.ni.sch.uk
An excellent activity if your child has a scooter. #scootersafety
Send a photo of your scooter safety check to info@moneynickps.randalstown.ni.sch.uk
Discuss the PowerPoint with your child. Complete at least one of the activities.
Discuss and complete the online safety activities with your child.
Label the planets in our solar system. Choose the activity most suited to your child. Answers are attached.
My Very Excellent Mother Just Served Us Nachos
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
Imagine you were living on a new planet. What would you name your new planet? Tell us a little about what it would look like and who would live there?
Article 7 :
Every child has the right to be registered at birth, to have a name and nationality, and, as far as possible, to know and be cared for by their parents.
An excellent set of activities to consolidate the teaching of Article 7. The name jar is a lovely story recognising the importance of our name and our cultural identify whether we live in our country of birth or in another country.
The name Jar can be found on youtube.
Discuss the PowerPoint with your child.
Research Our Lady of Lourdes and Our Lady of Knock.
Read the prayers. Teach a new prayer to your child. Pray each day at your May altar.
Discuss the PowerPoint with your child. Pray the Hail Mary, Hail Holy Queen and The Rosary with your family.
Make a May altar.
ThinkuKnow activities to support our children while they work online.
Another amazing activity from our Sustrans Officer, Johnny McCrystal. #Sustrans#NHS#Staysafe
Consolidate and explore all areas of maths through online games.
Safeguarding
Children must always have adult supervision when working online.
Consolidate and explore all areas of maths through online games.
Safeguarding
Children must always have adult supervision when working online.
Enjoy the beautiful weather and help Mother Earth.
Complete the treasure hunt and extension activities. Send lots of photos to info@moneynickps.randalstown.ni.sch.uk
Read and discuss the Powerpoint.
Draw around your foot.
On one side draw your carbon footprint. On the other side write 3 ways you can improve your carbon footprint.
Enjoy the beautiful weather and help Mother Earth.
Complete the treasure hunt. Send lots of photos to info@moneynickps.randalstown.ni.sch.uk
Design a Earth mobile for your bedroom. Write 3 commitments to Mother Earth.
Send lots of photos to info@moneynickps.randalstown.ni.sch.uk
Find 5 new facts about Earth Day from the PowerPoint.
Make a fact file or poster about Earth Day.
Calling all eco-warriors. Watch the PowerPoint to find out more about Earth Day.
Flour and flower are homophones. Homophones are words that sound the same but have a different spelling and meaning. You can bake with flour. A flower grows in soil.
Use the powerpoint presentation to explain the concept of a homophone.
Ask your child to read a chapter of their book. Make a list of homophones they found in the text.
The Easter story in both pictures and text. Read and discuss with your child.
Numerous areas of maths in an Easter revision booklet. Shout out the answers or write them into your exercise book.
Everyone in the story had a special egg.
Read the instructions to ensure the eggs are all the correct colour.
You can draw 12 eggs into your exercise book and complete.
Brenda is waiting on her egg to hatch. The other mums-to-be are boasting about how special their new chicks are going to be. Brenda is afraid her chick will not be special.
Read the problem. Find the answer. Write down the multiplication sum.
As the Easter detective complete the sums to solve the code.
The answers are attached.
Can the Easter Bunny deliver the eggs on time?
An egg-cellent story to share with your little bunnies.
Print and colour.
For a more challenging activity draw around a jigsaw piece to make a creative design. Then add colour to your design.
Read this book to your child/children and discuss how we are all different.
The e-book is saved in a pdf format. To read open the document and scroll down.
Explaining the Covid -19 virus to children with autism can be difficult. Please read the following advice.
A child-friendly reward chart to support online safety at home.
A practical, fun learning activity to support our Sustrans Rural School Award.
With adult supervision view the videos. Challenge yourself or an adult to find the countries and flags of the world.
Discuss the importance of our household electrical goods. Rank them in order.
Read Switch and the Energy Savers. Draw 4 pictures of how you can help the Earth.
Paint your own version of Vincent van Gogh's 'Sunflowers'. With a parent find out three things about him.
Learn all about Vincent at the Tate Gallery.
https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/explore/who-is/who-vincent-van-gogh
Safeguarding
Children should always have adult supervision when working online.
