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What can a stick be?

What can a stick be?. What can a stick be? Can you place sticks in order of length? Can you make different shapes with sticks? Which stick character will you create? What is your stick character story? Can you make a stick story map? How could you make a winter stick sculpture?.

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What can a stick be?

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  1. What can a stick be? • What can a stick be? • Can you place sticks in order of length? • Can you make different shapes with sticks? • Which stick character will you create? • What is your stick character story? • Can you make a stick story map? • How could you make a winter stick sculpture? Visit to Delamere Forest’s ‘Stickman Trail’ with our Year 5 Buddies. Stick stories – ‘Stickman’, ‘Stanley’s Stick’ Outdoor Learning • What does Winter art look like? What can we use to make winter art? • How shall we make Ice sculptures? What are the instructions? • Can you sequence the instructions for making a Bird feeder? • Can you make a Mud face in the woods? • Fred the Teds Magical Reading box. Can you find Fred the Reading Ted in our Outdoor spaces?

  2. Foundation Stage Term 2.1 What can a stick be? PSED Feelings. How do you feel? Feeling faces. Chinese New Year. Solving problems together. Communication and language. Tell own stories about Stick people characters. Physical Development Yum, Yum, Yummies-what are healthy foods? Using large apparatus in PE. Developing fine motor in clay, pencil, block and stick play. Understanding the World Observe and investigate seasonal changes in our environment. Chinese New Year. Use simple apps to support learning. Literacy Read and write simple words and sentences, using phonic knowledge. Story maps about stick characters. Sequencing. Mathematics Counts on/back on a number line. Talk and record addition. Shapes and Measuring with sticks. Expressive Arts and Design Make stick people and mud faces. Create stories. Winter arts and clay work.

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