Fingerprints
Fingerprints
I was doing the washing up at home when I noticed a mark on a glass. When I looked a bit closer, I saw that it looked like a smudge, but had some little lines in it. I thought that it might be fingerprint of someone in my family who had used the glass. A fingerprint is the pattern that is on the end of our fingers and thumbs. DId you know though that everybody's fingerprints are different?
I thought it would be fun if we tried to take our own fingerprints. The video link below will show you how. Maybe when you take your fingerprint, you will be able to find out who has been making handprints on the windows!
Have fun being detectives, and don't forget - if you manage to take your fingerprints, brimg them to school to show your teachers!
Mrs McGrath
LPDS TV Episode 8 LIVE NOW
LPDS TV has been devised for teachers, parents and children, to provide fun and simple games and activities to help engage children in learning outside of school. Episode Eight features a rundown of the English Read and Respond units for parents (available free for Lancashire Schools). There is also a 'boat challenge' and the game 'solitaire'.
Have fun and enjoy :)
Additional Maths Learning Grid
| Monday |
Number of the week A different number each week (one for each year group) to keep children's brains sharp on methods of calculation and number facts (Link below). |
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Tuesday |
A game to play with suggestions to adapt it for older or younger children (Link below) |
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Wednesday |
A mathematical puzzle for EYFS and KS1 children (Link below) |
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Thursday |
A game to play with suggestions to adapt it for older or younger children (Link below) |
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Friday |
For EYFS and KS1 children, look at our list of games and see if you have one in your cupboard to play! |
Have fun!
Miss Kitt