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At Anglesey, we are a vibrant and nurturing school community, where children are given the skills to become, inquisitive, resilient, independent learners. Our curriculum provides a range of creative, challenging and inspiring experiences for all. This equips our children with the life skills to be happy, flourish and be successful...Today, tomorrow and in the future

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The schools total attendance is currently at:

91.1% (Since September 2020)

Science

Hello Everyone!

There's a list of things to do today so if you need help ask someone to help you at home.  Keep up the great work!

1. Print out the animal feature cards and cut them out.

These cards are colour coded to help you match them correctly. Use these if you need some help in sorting the features.

If you are confident and you think you can remember all the features of each animal group, try these cards. They are the same cards but they are not colour coded. You will need to remember which features each group has.

2. Print out these Animal Group sorting mats.
3. Now sort the animal features in to the correct animal group. DON'T stick them down.  This is a game you can use lots of times so it's best to keep it somewhere safe to play when you like.
4. When you have sorted them, check you were correct by looking at this answer page.  If there were some you put in the wrong group, try to remember where they go.
5. When you have corrected any mistakes you made, play the game again and see if you can get more cards in the correct place.  See if you can remember the features of each animal group without looking.  Keep playing until you remember them all.  See how quickly you can sort them.  Can you get quicker?

6. Once you think you know them all, ask someone at home to test you.  For example, if they said tell me the features of mammals, you might say,

 

"There are 7 features of mammals,

1. They feed their young milk.

2. They have 3 ear bones.

3. They are vertebrates.

4. They have fur on their body. 

5. They have warm blood. 

6. They breathe through air. 

7. They have a hinged jaw."

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Welcome to Anglesey Primary School… Watch our children talking to pop star Jack Savoretti on the BBC https://twitter.com/bbcwm/status/1524401477237760000?s=20&t=9wZSlow0kYybBF9lPVYwTQ .Information about Isolation if someone in the household has tested positive for Covid. The following information is taken directly from a Public Health webinar with Dr Justin Varney: Director of Public Health, Birmingham City Council. (06.01.22) If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is 5 years old or over, they should come into school. The child should do daily lateral flow tests. If someone in your household has tested positive and your child is under 5, then they should stay at home with the person who has tested positive until the isolation period is over.
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