Reading

How are you all getting on with your daily reading practice?
Good I hope. 

Remember, reading should be an enjoyable experience so choose books that you are interested in. 
Over the Easter holidays, I found lots of nice Ebooks which I will share with you on the main class page.

It will be like we are reading together as a class. 
 

Click on the link below and it will take you to the reading folder. 
 

https://www.st-marys.lambeth.sch.uk/read-along-with-miss-rodger/

The first Ebook I have uploaded is

’The Whale who ate Everything!

Enjoy! 

TASK

To celebrate the Feast of St George please create a St George cross tissue flag. 

What You Need

Red Paint

• Glue Stick
• White and red tissue paper
• Long stick (or multiple lolly sticks glued together, or two straws, pipe cleaners stuck together) 
• Sellotape
• Printable template
• Scissors
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How to Make

• 1. Paint a long stick with red paint then leave to dry.
• 2. Print off the template for the flag (or draw your own) and cut out.
• The cross will be red and the background will be white.
• 3. Cover the background surrounding the cross with glue using a glue stick.
• 4.Scrunch up white tissue paper squares into small balls and stick onto the background.
• 5. Repeat until all 4 rectangles are covered with white tissue paper.
• 6.Cover the cross shape with glue using a glue stick.
• 7.Scrunch the red tissue paper squares into small balls and stick onto the cross section until covered.
• 7. Cut a strip of tape the same size as the depth of the flag.
• 8. Attach to the top of the stick and attach to the side of the flag. 

Some alternatives to the St George cross tissue flag:

A dragon made out of egg cartons and card.

A dragon made from an empty toilet roll tube.