R.E. and Art Competition:
| f1_5-7_re_today_and_natre_home_learning_spirited_arts.pdf |
Coronavirus Keepsake Book:
| keep_safe_book_-_coronavirus.pdf |
Resources for Parents & Carers from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH):
| covid-19---resources-for-parents-and-carers.pdf |
Useful Websites for online learning:
ReadTheory: www.readtheory.org
Studyladder: www.studyladder.co.uk
Teach Your Monster To Read: www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/u/2406173
Twinkl: www.twinkl.co.uk
Google docs: docs.google.com
Timestables: www.timestables.co.uk
Studyladder: www.studyladder.co.uk
Teach Your Monster To Read: www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/u/2406173
Twinkl: www.twinkl.co.uk
Google docs: docs.google.com
Timestables: www.timestables.co.uk
Nuffield Health have a useful Journal available to all. Please see details below:
In these unprecedented times, we know it’s important for children to be able to continue to look after their health and wellbeing. As an extension to SWAP, our School Wellbeing Activity Programme, we have created a wellbeing journal filled with challenges and activities to keep children happy, healthy and active whilst at home.
The journal is based on the four pillars of SWAP; how I eat, how I sleep, how I move, how I feel, and is aimed at children, but is a great resource for teachers and parents too and can support remote learning.
From inventing their favourite smoothie, recording the quality of their sleep, to building a home gym and expressing how they are feeling, the journal encourages children to look after their overall wellbeing.
There are two versions available for download on our website, one for print and an interactive version at www.nuffieldhealth.com/kidswellbeing
We hope you find this resource useful and a fun way for your children to stay happy, healthy and active.
In these unprecedented times, we know it’s important for children to be able to continue to look after their health and wellbeing. As an extension to SWAP, our School Wellbeing Activity Programme, we have created a wellbeing journal filled with challenges and activities to keep children happy, healthy and active whilst at home.
The journal is based on the four pillars of SWAP; how I eat, how I sleep, how I move, how I feel, and is aimed at children, but is a great resource for teachers and parents too and can support remote learning.
From inventing their favourite smoothie, recording the quality of their sleep, to building a home gym and expressing how they are feeling, the journal encourages children to look after their overall wellbeing.
There are two versions available for download on our website, one for print and an interactive version at www.nuffieldhealth.com/kidswellbeing
We hope you find this resource useful and a fun way for your children to stay happy, healthy and active.
14 Day Isolation Activities:
| coronavirus-home-challenge.pdf |
See below for a fun forest school challenge!
| forest_school_challenge.docx |
Physical Activity Ideas...
| physical_activity_ideas.pdf |
Access to Clicker Writer:
Organisation ID
org113564
Clicker Writer Enrolment password
FA YC03 C5NC 018H
Subscription Manager
mleeson@educ.somerset.gov.uk
As the subscription manager for Clicker Writer, head over to www.cricksoft.com/home-installation, where you will find directions for installation and deployment of Clicker Writer to both Chromebooks and iPads.
Organisation ID
org113564
Clicker Writer Enrolment password
FA YC03 C5NC 018H
Subscription Manager
mleeson@educ.somerset.gov.uk
As the subscription manager for Clicker Writer, head over to www.cricksoft.com/home-installation, where you will find directions for installation and deployment of Clicker Writer to both Chromebooks and iPads.
Listen and Watch Writers and Thinkers from Hay Festivals
Watch authors from Hay Festival Programme for Schools filmed over the last 3 years. There are 55 fun filled and inspiring events to choose from including Ade Adepitan, David Baddiel Gemma Cairney, Eoin Colfer, Julian Clary and Andy Stanton.
NB: Some of these are aimed at secondary aged children so please hover over the author's picture before clicking to check the age range.
Hay Festival Programme for Schools
Watch authors from Hay Festival Programme for Schools filmed over the last 3 years. There are 55 fun filled and inspiring events to choose from including Ade Adepitan, David Baddiel Gemma Cairney, Eoin Colfer, Julian Clary and Andy Stanton.
NB: Some of these are aimed at secondary aged children so please hover over the author's picture before clicking to check the age range.
Hay Festival Programme for Schools
Some useful links from the Diocese:
Lent & Easter Ideas Booklet:
https://www.bathandwells.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/All-Things-Lent-and-Easter-Ideas-Booklet.pdf
Bible Chat Mat:
https://www.bathandwells.org.uk/supporting-children/youth-children/resources/bible-chat-mat/
Lego Easter Story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M8Yesnt1V8&safe=active
(please note this is a You Tube link so will require parental supervision)
Parents Guide to Screen Time:
| 10_tips_to_help_your_child_stay_safe_online_-_parent_factsheet__1_.pdf |
| your_childs_screen_time_-_parent_guide__1_.pdf |
Information from your local Library:
While our libraries are still temporarily closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic we wanted to reassure you that we have been busy behind the scenes ensuring that we are still able to provide you with library services 24/7!
Keeping you reading:
1000’s of books, audiobooks, and even magazines and comics are available to download for free! Whether you’re looking for next week’s Radio Times, or the latest title from your favourite author just visit http://www.somersetreads.co.uk for more information - you’ll find helpful step-by-step instructions on how to get started. We’ve recently increased the number of available titles so there’s now even more choice! If you need help with anything, see ‘Keeping you connected’ below.
Keeping you entertained:
We’ve now got a vibrant events and activities programme happening across social media, including regular story-times, quizzes, challenges and even gardening and food tips! Find us on Twitter (@SomersetLib) / Facebook (@SomersetLibrariesUK) / Instagram (@SomersetLibraries) - or look for your local library on Facebook as many Somerset libraries also have their own pages. We’ve also got a free trial of Medici.TV available to library members providing an inspiring pro gram of music, ballet and opera accessible from home. Ancestry is now available from home for library members so if you are interested in researching your family tree, take a look (you just need to log in to your LibrariesWest account to access this)
Here is just a taster of some of our regular events and activities available via Facebook, as listed on our website – see www.somerset.gov.uk/libraries
Keeping you reading:
1000’s of books, audiobooks, and even magazines and comics are available to download for free! Whether you’re looking for next week’s Radio Times, or the latest title from your favourite author just visit http://www.somersetreads.co.uk for more information - you’ll find helpful step-by-step instructions on how to get started. We’ve recently increased the number of available titles so there’s now even more choice! If you need help with anything, see ‘Keeping you connected’ below.
Keeping you entertained:
We’ve now got a vibrant events and activities programme happening across social media, including regular story-times, quizzes, challenges and even gardening and food tips! Find us on Twitter (@SomersetLib) / Facebook (@SomersetLibrariesUK) / Instagram (@SomersetLibraries) - or look for your local library on Facebook as many Somerset libraries also have their own pages. We’ve also got a free trial of Medici.TV available to library members providing an inspiring pro gram of music, ballet and opera accessible from home. Ancestry is now available from home for library members so if you are interested in researching your family tree, take a look (you just need to log in to your LibrariesWest account to access this)
Here is just a taster of some of our regular events and activities available via Facebook, as listed on our website – see www.somerset.gov.uk/libraries