Talk homework:

- We will be reading the Very Hungry Caterpillar. Discuss with your child the days of the week. Perhaps they have certain activities on certain days of the week and you can discuss upcoming events and practise counting down the days until that event.

- Continue to read with your child and listen to your child read a minimum of 3 days a week.

Talk homework:

- Ask your child about the Creative Spaces day today. Some questions you can ask: What did you choose to make and why? Who was in your group? What was the theme of your group (beach, city or woodland)? Which skills did you use (problem solving, teamwork, leadership, creativity)? What were you most proud of?

- Continue to read with your child a minimum of three times per week, remembering to listen to them read as well as reading to them.

Talk Homework:

Next week, the last week of our superhero topic, we'll be sharing a book about David Attenborough. Share your feelings with your child about looking after the environment and discuss what things you do as a family to look after our planet. Watch a bit of a David Attenborough documentary with your child and listen to their thoughts about the natural world. Do they think David Attenbourough is a hero?

Please read with your child--and listen to your child read--a minimum of 3 times per week.

If you haven't done so already, can you make sure your child has a white T-shirt that we can transform into a superhero costume. We need the T-shirt by Monday. Thank you1 

Talk homework:

- Next week we'll be sharing nonfiction books around our topic of People Who Help Us. We'll be learning about Mary Anning. Explore nonfiction books about topics that interest your child and discuss how a nonfiction book is different from a fiction book.

- Read a minimum of 3 times a week with your child, listening to them read as well as reading to them.

Talk homework:

This week we'll be exploring magnets. Find some magnets in your home and practise experimenting with what the magnets do and don't pick up. Talk to your children about what they notice and help them predict what will happen with certain objects.

Read a minimum of three times per week with your child.

URGENT REQUEST: ONE OF THE CHILDREN IN ACORNS HAS LOST HIS PRESCRIPTION GLASSES. THEY HAVE BUZZ LIGHTYEAR ON THE FRAME. PLEASE CHECK IF YOUR CHILD HAS ACCIDENTALLY TAKEN THEM HOME AND PLEASE CONTACT US ON THE EYFS EMAIL TO LET US KNOW IF YOU FIND THEM. THANK YOU!