Thursday 2nd July - Robins

Date: 1st Jul 2020 @ 12:36pm

Happy Thursday my lovely Robins J

I hope you are all well this morning and ready for another busy day!

This morning Mrs Ahern has read a story for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4Lm3RA0pFg

You have all been blowing me away with your amazing work for our ‘Save Our Seas’ topic!! See below for more activities you can take part in at home.

Our Oak National Academy lessons also continue to look at poetry and time today.

Maths: https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/tell-the-time-to-1-minute-intervals-on-an-analogue-clock-to-the-hour

English: https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/key-feature-spag-focus-1d3400

‘Save our Seas’ work:

I hope you have been enjoying our sea-themed stories this week. Today, I have read you some of our favourite book ‘Big Blue Whale’:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjS9AT2HrsQ&feature=youtu.be

Our ‘Save our Seas’ Home Learning ideas are linked below. Why not enjoy some quiet time today as well, and complete the attached under the seas mindfulness colouring sheets or create your own sea-themed picture.

Have a great day Robins and remember to be ready, respectful and safe at all times J  Love from,

Miss Beattie and Mrs Esling xxx

Message from Mrs Powell:

Georgia’s Story

Georgie is 21. She’s a scuba diver and underwater photographer.

Introduced to fishing by her dad, Georgie made her hobby into a career when she followed her obsession with the ocean all the way to the sea bed.

Georgie’s dad is a keen pike fisherman and introduced her to wildlife conservation at a young age. As she grew up she became more and more fascinated with the ocean.

Wanting to improve her diving and marine identification skills, Georgie joined a project called Seasearch which encourages divers and snorkelers to record the marine life they see during their underwater adventures. Their findings are used by the Marine Conservation Society to make important management decisions.

The ocean covers around 71% of the world’s surface, so knowing what’s going on beneath the waves is just as important as knowing what’s going on above ground. And that’s where marine conservationists come in.

Marine conservationists play a crucial role in keeping our oceans healthy. Through monitoring marine life and underwater ecosystems, they can help us make better environmental choices. They can highlight the impact of plastics on the ocean, for instance, or identify which beaches are and aren’t safe to swim at.

Their findings can help protect endangered species or habitats.

How could you help our oceans?  Could this be your job?  What could you do now?  How could you make a change?

Prayer
Thank you, Lord, that you created such a beautiful place for us to live.
We pray, Lord, that we may live out
the trust you put in us to look after your world for you.
Help us to love and care for those around us
both near and distant.
Amen

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