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Once unlocked (purchased) the meditation stays available forever. Learn more on where you can access your purchased meditation.Last night was the Graffito performance. I was so pleased. Not like the run through, when the photos looked so bad I had decided I wasn't going to show up. We adjusted the temperature of the images, the contrast, the lightness; I could have gone on, but it was pretty good so I decided to be satisfied. Great reception of the piece, from friends and members of Allen's department. I have loved working on this. I want to do more. Here are a few shots, though one can't really tell that these are projections, unless you use your imagination. I invite you to do so....House Gallery
Utah Museum Of Natural History
UMNH Mission Statement The Utah Museum of Natural History illuminates the natural world and the place of humans within it. As Utah's state museum of natural history at the Universit... famplosion.com
Clark Planetarium
The ATK Go For Launch Exhibit presents a history of rocketry, the fundamental physics of rocket propulsion, and a look at how ATK recycles reusable solid rocket motors, (RSRMs). Al... museumsusa.org
Discovery Gateway Children's Museum
The Children?s Museum of Utah was founded in 1978 by a group of dedicated parents, educators, and community leaders who all believed that children learn best by doing. Driven by a d... famplosion.com
Wheeler Historic Farm
The Wheeler Farm Story... began on June 17, 1886, when Sariah Hankinson Pixton married Henry Joseph Wheeler and together they made their home on this seventy-five acre farm. Helping... famplosion.com
Utah Museum Of Fine Arts
With an impressive collection of American artists (John Singer Sargent, Benjamin West, and the like) and a variety of spectacular paintings, this kid-friendly art museum is a cool way to sp... go.com
Pioneer Memorial Museum
﻿Erected by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers and the State of Utah as a replica of the Salt Lake Theater. Dedicated July 23, 1950, as a Hall in which to preserve the names, portraits... hmdb.org
Salt Lake Art Center
The Salt Lake Art Center was founded in 1931 as a private, non-profit organization and its mission, updated in 2000, is to encourage contemporary visual artists and art which alleng... museumland.net
Fort Douglas Military Museum
Take your grandchildren to this museum near the grounds of the University of Utah and you will take a step back in time as you visit the various exhibits depicting Utah"s particip... grandparents.com
Beehive House
Discover how Brigham Young and his family lived in the 1800s, during a free 30-minute tour of the Beehive House. Now a National Historic Landmark, this home has been beautifully res... famplosion.com
This Is The Place Heritage Park
This Is The Place Heritage Park is home to Old Deseret Village, a living history museum where you can discover what life was like in mid-1800s Utah. It's a living community that has... museumsusa.org
Pioneer Craft House
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Tracy Aviary
There is no end to the eye-opening and educational experiences you and your family, your friends or group can have at Tracy Aviary. We are open every day of the year, with the excep... museumsusa.org
B'nai Israel Temple
Designed by Philip Meyer, a native of Germany and a nephew of local retail magnate Frederick Auerbach, the B'nai Israel Temple was constructed in 1890-91. Henry Monheim, a local architect... hmdb.org
Hotel Utah
The corner of Main Street and South Temple have long been important in Utah history. Prior to construction of Hotel Utah in 1909-11, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? gener... hmdb.org
Park (Rio Grande) Hotel
The Park Hotel is significant for its association with the early 20th-century development of Salt Lake City?s transportation and industrial district. Built immediately after the completio... hmdb.org
Hale Centre Theatre: Father Of The Bride
Spencer Tracy first brought the flustered protagonist of Edward Streeter"s novel to the movies in 1950; Steve Martin took on the role more than 40 years later. But the fact that bot... cityweekly.net
Morrison-merrill Lumber Company
Constructed 1909-1910, the Morrison-Merrill Lumber Company Office and Warehouse is historically significant as the headquarters of one of Utah?s largest and most important lumber companie... hmdb.org
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Station
This railroad station was constructed between 1908 and 1910 to serve the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and the Western Pacific Railroad. The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad was completed... hmdb.orgWelcome to Week 2! A massive thank you to all of you for sending an amazing selection of photos and videos. I have managed to sort out the web-page a little bit and archived all the old photos- they are still there if you want to look through them just click on the stars below. I will also archive all the home schooling material each week- so that the webpage doesn’t look to untidy!
I have posted some photos of different activities you are all involved in- sorry I haven’t included any photos with siblings in, as I don’t have permission to post these on our web page! I will keep updating these!
Lots of people are making rainbows and putting teddies in their windows to spread positivity. We love rainbows in Reception- do send in any photos of home-made rainbows you have made.
This week we are following an Easter theme.
Below are Easter eggs numbered to 20, which can be hidden around the garden for children to find the matching pair and then order to twenty.
We have always enjoyed drawing clues of different places in the house, eg the bath, when you get to the bath you find another picture of the TV. At each place you can collect a letter which makes up a special word or a treat at the end.
Also why don’t you have a go at making a Flick book- these are lots of fun. You can do a flower growing or a volcano exploding….have a go!
Thank you to all those who are continuing to post up videos and photos! I am loving all the rainbows that we are being made- they look amazing! Saffie has put hers up in the police station J.
I am attaching some more worksheets and booklets- we don’t usually do these at all in EYFS, but I appreciate it’s sometimes easier at home. So below is a Maths Easter booklet and some Easter dot-to-dot! Again, no pressure, just whatever works for your child.
I know that some of you received sunflower seeds at Corick’s birthday party- we usually plant seeds next term when we are looking at farming- so I am really pleased that some of you are already having a go! Please do have a go at growing sunflowers. Please measure your sunflower as it grows and take a photo, and I will post them onto the website.
Zen wrote on Tapestry that he had planted his seed and was wishing for it to grow. I have recorded below a poem for you to learn about your sunflower growing! Listen to the poem and try and learn the lines, can anyone send me a video of them saying the poem? Sorry no rabbits in today’s video they will hopefully return later in the week!
A little soil for it to grow.

Finally Imogen wrote a list last week of things to be thankful for! What a great idea in these challenging times to focus on what we are grateful for. Do send me your drawing/writing/photos of what you are thankful for!
I spent today in school, so this is a short post this evening! I have put some ‘2dos’ on Purple mash to do with Easter, some of them are video clips and some are 2 paint projects.
Many thanks to Sammy for learning the words of the poem, ‘A Little Seed’ and posting me back the first video! Do encourage your child to learn the poem! I am going to be regularly posting a poem each week!
The more children can play among the waves, the rhythms, the rhymes and the music inherent in spoken language, the more they are developing memory.
I have a secret writing idea for you today, using lemon juice to write on paper. Have a go at writing symbols- ‘x’ marks the spot, hearts, circles, numbers and maybe hide them around the house and garden.
We always have a lot of play dough in class. This is good for strengthening the fingers. As well as rolling, cutting and making shapes. There are lots of other activities- hiding objects like marbles in the playdough to dig out. Putting in and taking out craft matchsticks- good for finger strength. Now that flour is available in the supermarkets, here is my recipe for playdough.
Heat and stir in a saucepan.
Hope you enjoy the clip above showing how to make an Easter card