Boredom Busting with Room 10

Emily and Grace have been busy making a fairy garden today with things found in our garden. Thought you might enjoy our LaingHOME school logo in the background 😂

Check out that AWESOME school logo!!! Brilliant!

 Brodie made a wasp catcher!!!

 Alessia and Liliana made their OWN classroom with characters all the way from their Lockdown in Belgium!

Holly learnt a new skill - sewing!

And there's been a few budding chefs too:

Ash's 50 words about himself

Ash's WordArt from his list of words!

Bonnie's Magic!

Holly's Room 10 Challenge

 Savvy's Homemade Gynmastics!

 

Ollie demonstrating the centripetal force

 Grace playing with the Brainbox equipment - flying saucers

 

Fletcher made a fort for his cat

Here is my cat shadows land I built for her.
On top of it is a bridge for her to go over the roof and also to sleep in. The building with the flag is her home. Underneath the bridge is the apple shop by the cabinet is the library and on top of the library is her playground.

 

 

  Ollie made an awesome Birdbox with his dad - lots of measuring and working out angles here!

 

 Sol made PIZZA from scratch for the family!!

  Violets DIY project during the lockdown was making a glittery bedside table top to sit on her existing shelves. Violet’s dad Nick and sister Amélie helped and they had a lot of fun making it. They enjoyed using the power tools and mixing coloured glitter through the varnish!

 

 

  Fletcher and Finley playing chess

  Indiah baking cookies and dinner

Indiah's Dominoe Run

 

Holly found this amazing video and then tried one herself

 

Violet's amazing cot and stand that she and her dad made for her baby doll Bailey. The cot is made from sound insulation with a wooden base...Violet nailed the sound insulation to the wood and stitched the sides of sound insulation together. The cot stand is made of ply wood which they bent and then Violet nailed together!

 

 

 

Christmas Cooking with Lorraine

Olympic cookies by Toby

The symbol of the Olympic Games is five joining rings, coloured blue, yellow, black, green, and red on a white background. They represent 5 parts of the world, Asia, Africia, America, Europe & Oceania and the meeting of athletes from throughout the world at the Olympic Games.

 Olympic cookie recipe 

Ingredients:
240g butter
 1 cup of white sugar
½ cup of brown sugar
2 eggs
4 cups of flour
1 teaspoon of baking soda
icing sugar
food colouring

 1. Turn on oven to 180
2. Melt butter in microwave for 1 ½ min
3. Mix butter, sugar and eggs until smooth
4. Sift in flour

5. Mix together
6. Roll into balls on tray and pat down
7. Cook for 8mins then let cool
8. Make coloured icing in 5 bowls

9. Spread icing on cookies
10. Try one Yum!

Luke's Cooking school

Luke made an amazing video as part of his Home Learning challenge - he seems to really enjoy cooking and has added some extra fun aspects to this video.

Lemon Meringue Pie