Listen to the story 'Clark the Shark' written by Bruce Hale.
Clark is a shark with zing, bang, and boom. He learns how to keep being himself while also being considerate of others.
Adult help needed.
2 cups self raising flour
90g butter, cold and chopped
2/3 cup milk
4 tablespoons pizza sauce
120g ham, chopped
250g pineapple, drained well and chopped
1 cup cheese, grated
Preheat oven to 210 degrees celsius.
Rub the butter into the self raising flour until it looks like breadcrumbs.
Add the milk and mix gently until the mixture forms a dough.
Knead the dough on a lightly floured surface until smooth.
Roll out the dough to a large rectangle (approximately 5mm thick).
Spread over the pizza sauce, then add the chopped ham, drained pineapple chunks and the grated cheese.
Roll up the dough (starting from one of the long edges) until you have a long tube.
Using a sharp knife, cut the roll into 3cm slices.
Place the slices cut side up onto a tray.
Bake for 25-30 minutes or until golden (and hollow sounding when tapped). If the scrolls are over-browning, loosely cover with a sheet of foil and continue baking.
Printed template (to the right)
Split pin
Scissors
Cut out the circle with the alphabet, the circle with the symbols, and the small blank circle.
Put them on top of each other in size order and put a split pin through the middle.
Choose which letter is going to line up with which symbol and write this first e.g. line A up with the X.
Write your secret message in symbols.
Get someone to read it using your code wheel.
Soda Water
Sultanas
Clear container/bottle/glass
Optional- food colouring
Pour soda water into the clear bottle/glass.
Add a few sultanas.
Add a drop of food colouring if you would like (optional).
Watch the sultanas dance.
Watch video for a demonstration of the experiment...
Why does this happen?
2 to 4 players
Deal out all the cards in the deck evenly to players. Don’t look at your cards and place them face down in a pile.
Flip the first card on your pile face up in front of you. Each player does this at the same time. The player with the highest card (based on just rank) wins the cards and adds them to their pile.
If two people play a card of the same rank, then you go to war! This simply means you keep playing new cards until the tie is broken. Both players place the top three cards in the pile in front of them, face down. They then flip a fourth card face up. The player with the highest card wins all of those cards.
You keep playing until one player has all the cards.
Watch the video to learn hot to play the game...
Use the apple pattern template to create your own bold pattern picture. Use the example to help you.
Print out the activity you want to do. There is a dot to dot, addition and subtraction colour by number, crack the code joke, crossword and maze.
There are plenty of fun videos to keep you moving, singing and to inspire your creativity. Check out the Fun Friday page under the Specialists Activities tab on the Learning Hub or click on the link below.