Mid week post

 Wow!  Can you believe we are almost through another week of lockdown learning.  Well done to many of Room 17 children who have been very busy with their lockdown learning and using this opportunity to explore learning in a different way.  

Thank you for sharing your work, photos and emails.  It makes my day when I hear from you.  Here are some photos of different activities people have been doing.













Remember to email me a baby photograph by Saturday for our activity next week.

God bless
Mrs Tiedt


Comments

  1. sarah2 September 2021 at 22:13

    Well, certainly a lot of great work going on and a very wide variety of activities! You people can do soooooo many things to keep happy and busy! Certainly made me smile!
    Viv

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