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Summer Week 10 + 11


Create a timeline of all the things you have been up during Lock Down. 

You can present this however you want as long as all the events are in time order (chronological order).  Check out Miss Gutteridge's powerpoint which shows the events during her lock down. 



Tommy's Lockdown Timeline - a fabulous way to show everything that Tommy has been up to over lock down!


Think about the people that have been in your bubble over the last few weeks. Create a drawing that shows what your bubble looks like and what you've done, just like Miss Taylor's. 




Lesson 1: Can you create your own bubble scene using lots of different circular shaped objects?

You could print using these objects using circular things like an empty toilet roll, lego or bubble wrap or you could draw them instead, it is your choice. 






Lesson 2: Can you create your own bubble picture using paint or food colouring?







How has lockdown had a positive impact on the environment?

Think abut the impact it has had on the animals, the air, the oceans and transport. You might have seen some stories in the news of some of the strange but wonderful things that have happened.

Use the images in the ppt below to have a discussion as a family about the positive impact lockdown has had on the environment. Alternatively you could make a poster to show the positive impact. 





Lesson 1: Why do we need to be in a bubble?

This is to stop germs spreading. Make a poster to show how we can stop spreading germs – remember the glitter experiment we did in the hall and the advice we gave Mr Twit. Maybe you could  use that knowledge to help you.


Science Lesson 2


What makes the biggest bubble? Using materials from around your house, what makes the biggest bubble?

Could you use plastic from the tops of cans of pop? 

Could you make a bubble wand from sticks and string?




Lesson 1: Who are in our bubbles?

Create 2 bubbles.

Bubble 1: Who is in your bubble at home? Who have you been able to see everyday?

Bubble 2: Who isn’t in your bubble, that you would love to see?


Check out Miss Doherty's here  -






Try the touch type game on Purple Mash. Simply click on the letter you see in the bubble. 


Check out Miss Doherty's example here -

Computing- 2Pop

Have a go at popping the bubbles with the right key on your keyboard! Next year you will learn to touch type and use your different fingers on the keyboard. ...



What colours can you spot in a bubble?  Follow the link and see if you can practise saying some French colours.  Have you noticed anything about the spellings of any of the colours?  Are any colours spelt in a similar way in English? Eg. bleu…

Colors in French | Beginner French Lessons for Children

In this Colors lesson from our Beginner French Lessons for Children playlist you will learn 10 French words for colors including blue, red, green, black, whi...

Rainbow Song in French (basic French vocabulary from Learn French With Alexa)

Alexa Polidoro, from https://learnfrenchwithalexa.com, practises the colours in French with a song: the rainbow song... SUBSCRIBE ► http://learnfren.ch/YouTu...