Today is a special day. Can you tell me what it is? What are we all wearing on our feet? It's odd sock day. We are all wearing odd socks! 

Sit in a circle with legs all in the middle. Talk about the different colours and patterns on our socks,

We are all wearing odd socks to celebrate that we are all different and that's ok! Lets read this story about Simon sock. 

Now lets play a game using our listening ears. ‘Stand up if you have spotty socks, stripey socks, pink socks etc’ 

Can you carefully cut out the socks and find their matching pair? Odd sock matching activity 

Today, we’re going to explore a fun science experiment! We’ll place these toys in the water tray and observe what happens. Can you make a prediction about which toys will float and which will sink? Let’s test our ideas and see if we’re right!

Now let’s watch mom hippo doing her experiment. 

Now you will conduct the science experiment by yourself. Let’s sit at the science table. Use the worksheet to record your results. What are your conclusions about it?

Today we are celebrating Loy Krathong. 

But does anyone know why we celebrate Loy Krathong? Let’s take a look! 

What is Loy Krathong?

Do you recognise the objects from the key vocabulary section? Repeat after me. 

After we’ve been through it once, can you remember the names when we flick through the pictures again?

Now let's listen to a song all about Loy Krathong. Try to join in with the repeating phrases in the song. 

What special items did you see in the video for the song?

Today we are going to make a flower to celebrate Loy Krathong. We are going to use 3 different sized flowers - big, medium and small. Can you put them in the correct size order? 

We start with the biggest flower, then the medium flower and finally the small flower. To finish our flower, we glue a yellow circle in the middle. 

We used our mathematical language to help us create a beautiful flower.