THIS week's first Home Times sees the return of the Thistles with fun ideas that let you bring literacy into family film time.
Glasgow's Literacy For All team has come up with a series of activities to do that will bring the whole family together.
There's a month-long guide to download to help you choose a movie to watch - and even snack suggestions to go alongside.
Teachers have given a list of questions that parents and carers can have children consider before, during and then after the film.
The Spot The Shot challenge gives youngsters task to do while watching the movie.
And there are example videos online for those with internet access to try out camera, colour and sound activities.
Twice a week in every week of lockdown, until the summer holidays, we're running expert advice put together by the city's specialist teachers to help guide your home learning.
As well as maths, literacy, STEM, EAL and sport, there's been top tips from Glasgow's educational psychologists on how to keep children calm during the coronavirus crisis and support their wellbeing.
On Friday it's the turn of the Early Years team to take over Home Times with ideas to keep pre-schoolers entertained in lockdown.
For those who don't have a smart phone to view the QR code links, here are the YouTube links:
Camera, Colour and Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5EqZsz9xNA
Family Snacks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z73KlHTr9DY
Family Film Planner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh34NsdB9PU
After Watching Activities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mTh7yP2PAo
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