St Teresa's Catholic Primary School
from smallest to greatest
Autumn 1 2016/17
BOUNCE!
Throw it, catch it, roll it, bounce it! BOING, BOING, BOING! Up and down and side to side, can you catch the bouncing ball?
Can you bounce too? Jump like a horse, leap like a frog or kick like a kangaroo! How many bounces can you do?
Design a game, bouncy or otherwise! Then write instruction for someone else to play it. Are the instructions clear enough? Can the players follow them? Who will score the highest?
Then let’s create a Sporting Challenge Day for parents and carers… Can they hit it, roll it, win it?
Test your knowledge on classifying vertebrates and meet some cool animals on the way as you view this awesome lesson for children by Mr. DeMaio. Here's how to play... 1. Listen and watch the outline of the character as it gives you hints. 2.
Try classifying a few more vertebrates in another fun video by Mr. DeMaio!
Join Mr. DeMaio in this fun science lesson for children on vertebrates and invertebrates. You will meet two of Mr. DeMaio's friends, a strange iguana and a familiar crab, as you discover cool facts and information about these two animal groups. Made Using: Yakit! Kids
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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