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Creating and Thinking Critically

Help at home

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  1. Describing homes
  2. Delicious apples
  3. Thank you cards
  4. helping out around the home
Exploring and Playing

Help at home

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  1. Small world farm
  2. Apple art
  3. Make a 3-D thank you card
  4. Farm helpers
Books to Share

Help at home

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  1. Share The Very Helpful Hedgehog. What helpful and kind things do Donkey and Isaac do for each other? What kind things do people at home do for you? How do we show people that we are grateful to them? Gather ideas: give a hug, say thank you, do something helpful in return (like Isaac does).
  2. Read and enjoy Dog Eat Dog. Shared read the repeated refrains. I tell my cat to be good…. etc.
  3. Read Dog Eat Dog. How do you think the mum would have felt about her kitchen being messed up? What about the dad when he realises his lettuces have been eaten?! What do you do if someone messes your stuff up? Discuss hurt feelings and being upset, and how we cope with these emotions: forgiveness, making up, saying you still love someone.
  4. Reread Dog Eat Dog. What other animals could have been in the story? And what chaos could they have caused? Have you ever done something wrong at home? What do we need to do if we do something wrong? Gather ideas from across the class: own up, say sorry, help tidy up, be extra nice…not do it again–“—
  5. Reread Dog Eat Dog. Which animal was the first to do something bad? Discuss ideas with a partner. And can you say what that animal did wrong? Repeat for next animal and their misdemeanour. Share sequence ideas.

Poetry/Rhyme of the Week: Three Little Kittens or one of Apply Dapply’s Nursery Rhymes
Choose which poem works best for your class (perhaps just ask children to learn the first verse of Three Little Kittens if you choose that one). Introduce on Monday by reading and discussing it.

Group Reader: Dog Eat Dog
Ruth Mertten’s lovely story of naughty pets will delight beginning readers. Will the animals behave when their owner pops out for the day? Read along to find out!

Active Learning

Help in the community

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  1. Vets and Dentists
  2. Describing sounds
  3. Quality questions
  4. Letter of thanks
Creating and Thinking Critically

Help in the community

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  1. Asking questions
  2. Book delve
  3. Writing questions
  4. Say cheese!
Exploring and Playing

Help in the community

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  1. Dentist role play
  2. Pet transport
  3. Our helpers
  4. Tooth Fairy counting