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Category Archives: Bubble Time
Overcoming challenges
You have all been “Stay at Home Superheroes!” Things are changing again and we are all starting to go out a bit more again, some of you have even come back to school.
This week I want us all to have a think about some of the challenges that we have overcome during the time that we were in lockdown.
What challenges did you experience? Maybe it was having to find a new way to learn. Perhaps it was really missing your friends at school. Maybe it was really challenging having to share a computer with your mum or dad or brother or sister. Perhaps you or someone you loved was unwell. Maybe it was something else altogether.
Your task for this week is to choose one challenge that you experienced and also think about how you overcame it. You can share that through drawing a picture or writing a poem or a story or a comic strip or any other way you choose.
Please can you share this either through the blog or by emailing them to photos@allsoulsprimary.co.uk
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Make a ZINE
Hello wonderful All Souls children,
I hope you all had a lovely Easter with your families. I have been enjoying the smaller things in life: cooking and baking, watching the squirrels play outside my window, looking at the lovely cherry blossom trees and talking to friends and family over the phone. I would love for you to comment and let me know what things you have been doing that have made you feel happy.
Art is another wonderful way to stay calm, get rid of boredom and make us smile.
Here is a link to how to make a ZINE. A zine is a little magazine. The video has lots of ideas of things you can use that you might have lying around your house. It also has ideas of things you could write and draw about in your zine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qOsvw8Ukb4&feature=youtu.be
This is not schoolwork, this is just an optional activity for you to do if it’s something you feel like doing. Maybe your mums or dads would like to make one too.
I miss you all and am so proud of you all.
All my love,
Miss McCarter
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Stay Home Superheroes
The Stay Home Superheroes
Once upon a time there was a big, busy world. In this big, busy world there lived a little boy called William. William loved going to school to play with his friends, going to the park with his mum and going swimming with his dad.
But one day, everything started to change. William heard on the news that there was a Big Problem. This problem was so big that it started to spread over the whole world. All the grownups were talking about it. All the children were talking about it. In fact, every single person in the whole world was talking about it. Everyone started to feel worried and scared about the Big Problem.
Soon, the Big Problem caused some big changes. At first daddy stopped going to work, then mummy stopped taking him swimming, then he found out that school was cancelled and day by day the loud, busy world he lived in got quieter and quieter and quieter.
William was confused. He felt scared too. He had so many questions. What was going on? Would it be OK? How could they stop the Big Problem?
He went to ask his mummy all of his big questions. “It’s OK to be scared and worried, lots of other children feel that way, even adults feel scared too sometimes” she told him, giving him a BIG hug.
“But all of the very best, cleverest people in the whole world are working hard to fix the Big Problem right now” she explained.
This made him feel a little bit better. Surely the cleverest people in the world could find a way to fix it! But it was such a Big Problem, and he was still scared. He had to do something.
Mummy explained that there were lots and lots of special helpers working hard to save the world and stop the problem.
“Like superheroes?” said William.
“Just like superheroes.” said mummy, smiling.
William wanted to be a superhero too. This was his chance! Super William to the rescue! He jumped up, ready to run outside and join all the other superheroes to fight off the Big Problem and save the world, but his mummy stopped him and locked the door.
“HEY! How can I help fight the Big Problem if I’m stuck inside?” he asked.
“Well, we DO need you to help. Everyone is going to have to help to solve this Big Problem. And YOU are going to have a very special job indeed. You are going to become a Stay Home Superhero!”
William had never heard of THAT kind of superhero before. Mummy told him that Stay Home Superheroes could help fight off the Big Problem by using their Stay Home Superpowers. But what were they? He tried so hard, but he didn’t have super strength or super speed either. In fact, he felt exactly the same as before.
“The Big Problem can’t be solved with super strength, or super speed. The Big Problem will only stop growing if all the new Superheroes use their Stay Home Superpower to stay at home. In fact, if all the new Stay Home Superheroes work together the Big Problem will get smaller, and smaller and smaller every single day, until it goes away!” mummy explained.
“But staying home is a boring superpower!” said William in a grump.
“Boring? No way! You have the superpower to make this fun! And staying home is how YOU can help to save the whole world- there’s nothing more powerful than that!”
Just staying home and having fun could save the whole world? And he would be a real-life superhero? William started to feel excited. He started to feel powerful too! He couldn’t wait to tell all his friends that they could turn into Stay Home Superheroes just like him!
William got to work quickly, using his Superhero creativity to think of all the fun things he could do at home. He made a long list with his mummy and daddy: pillow forts and cooking and games and dancing and puppet shows and singing and movies and MORE! Even better, William found out he could still play in the garden and go outside too, as long as he stayed away from all the superheroes who lived in different houses. They could wave to each other and wink, because they all knew the special job they were doing!
William did miss playing with his friends and going swimming and to the park. But then he remembered how important his new Superhero job was. He was helping to save the whole world and that made him feel so good inside. He was very proud of himself. Then he fired up his superpowers ready to find something fun to do. William the Stay Home Superhero and all his superhero friends worked hard together to help save the world, all without leaving their homes. And now you know, you can be a superhero too!
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