EYFS - Home Learning

EYFS Home Learning Project

Where's my Teddy?

WC 18th January 2021

Where's my Teddy?

This week we are going to focus on a delightful story called 'Where's my Teddy?' written and illustrated by Jez Alborough. This story is about a little boy called Eddy who has lost his teddy and he goes to the woods to try to find it.

Please see below for a recording of the story being read aloud and suggested activities linked to the story.

We would love to see any work that your child produces and so please do tweet us @LEOAcademies and use #LEODistanceLearning to share any learning with us.

Story Time!

It's time to listen to this weeks story 'Where's my Teddy?' by clicking here.

You may want to get cosy and choose one of your toys to join you!

Activity 1

Can you create a teddy bears picnic at home?

How many toys will you invite?

How many plates and cups will you need?

Can you write an invitation to your teddy bears picnic using your phonics sounds?

Activity 2

Can you practise your counting?

Click here to play a counting game from Top Marks.

This game will help you to recognise the number so that you know how many cupcakes to feed the bear.

Activity 3

Can you make a sandwich for your teddy bears picnic?

Ask a grown up to help you to make a delicious sandwich.

You might like to make a cheese sandwich or maybe a jam sandwich!

What ingredients are you gong to need?

Can you help to butter the bread and cut the sandwiches carefully into triangles?

Activity 4

Can you create your own teddy bear?

Ask a grown up to help you to draw or cut out an outline of bear?

Can you now add eyes, a nose and a mouth to the bears face?

Can you draw some clothes for the bear and decorate them with different patterns and colours?

You could use pens, paint, colouring pencils or maybe you could collage using tissue paper.

Activity 5

Would you like to watch the author Jez Alborough @JezAlborough read the book aloud?

Click here to watch the story.

How do you think Eddy felt when he lost his teddy?

Why do Eddy and the bear run away at the end?

What was your favourite part of the story?

Activity 6

Can you create your own bear cave and go on your own adventure?

You could cover a tent or a large cardboard box with a sheet to make your very own cave.

Think about what you will need for your adventure: a torch, binoculars, a map and maybe even some yummy snacks.

How to share your learning with us:

We would love to see any of the learning that takes place following these suggested activities! Please feel free to share your child’s wonderful work in the following ways:

Tweet @LEOacademies and use #LEODistancelearning
Email your child's class teacher using their distance learning email address.
Email the LEO Distance Learning Team so your work can be celebrated on Twitter - distancelearning@leoacademytrust.co.uk

In your email, include your child's details including their name, year group & school. If you do not wish for this information to be tweeted, please make that clear. We will only ever tweet your child's first name.

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