Home Learning during school closure

 The disgusting sandwich.

 

We have read this story and we will be writing instructions about how to make a sandwich.

Can you make a sandwich? Remember to get some help using a knife!

 

Write a list of all the things you would put in your sandwich or have a go at this worksheet below which asks you to remember the descriptions of the things in the sandwich in the story.

 

 

 

 We are continuing to look at number bonds to ten using ten frames and subitizing. We have also begun to use the part part whole model to help see how two numbers added together will make 10. We are only doing this up to 10 at the moment, so we really get the hang of the model.

There is a link to a you tube clip which you could watch to help you and your family understnad it. 

 

 

 Hi again

We are having a fun week at school, I hope you are having a good time at home too.

We have been running around alot when the weather has been good, and when there was thunder and lightening today we managed to stay dry, stay safe and cosy. 

There are some maths activities I have added on here and some phonics ones to try with an adult as well.

Enjoy and we hope to see you on Zoom shortly- remember we have some assemblies you can join in from home! 

 

 

 

 We have been learning the short 'oo' digraph in phonics this week.

Watch Geraldine the Giraffe for her to show you some words containing the 'oo' sound. 

The Great Bug Hunt 2020

...is now open for entries from home. This is a competition run by the Association for Science Education.

 

• The challenge is pretty simple – take your children into the garden or any outside space you own and see what bugs they can find! 
• Simply point them at the nearest hedges, flower beds, trees, long grass, logs, stones, rocks (well, you get the picture)... let them explore and then report back what they have found.
• Make it into a project – if they find a spider or woodlouse, find out all about it. Draw it, examine it (carefully!), what does it eat, where does it live – maybe even write a story or poem about it, design a poster or shoot a video.

Please be sure, however, to follow government advice on social distancing and do not put yourself or others at risk. 

 

• Entries need to be emailed over by the 12^th June to rebecca@ase.org.uk (use mailbigfile free to send large files).

 

• For some inspiration take a look at last year's winners 

http://www.schoolscience.co.uk/documentdownload.axd?documentresourceid=295

 

The closing date for entries is 12th June 2020.

 

 Maths, memory and problem solving:

 

1.Here are some patterns using some sticks.

If you look at the pattern, can it be covered and then you remember it and copy it with your own sticks (or pencils)?

 

 

 Using a mirror and a gemstone to double your amount! 

 

Ask an adult to help you find a mirror and some coins, or gems or something you would like to have double of. Place one object in front of the mirror......can you see that because of the reflection you have two? Double the amount! now try with two and see how many you get.....

 

I started to have a go with some blue gemstones I found, I got all the way up to 10 doubled - so I had 20 gemstones!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have a go at answering some of these questions:

1+1=

2+2=

3+3=

4+4=

5+5=

6+6=

7+7=

8+8=

9+9=

10+10=

This section of your child’s class page has been set up to support your child with activities to continue their learning during the school closure.

There will be activities in each section under the headings: Practise, Explore, Apply, Challenge. The children are used to these words during PLT.

Along with the school based work, we have included a list of Fun activities for home.

If you are looking for more, the education resource site, Twinkl, is offering a free trial for parents. It contains a wealth of materials which may interest you. To set up an account, go to www.twinkl.co.uk/offer and enter the code UKTWINKLHELPS

Reading 

Are you running out of books now that the libraries are closed and you are staying at home? Why not check out the Literacy Trust's Family Zone for resources, ideas and apps to help support reading.  https://literacytrust.org.uk/family-zone

MATHS

Use the next few links to practise, apply, explore and challenge maths at home.

Jigsaw is a complete set of lesson plans, one for each week, that covers personal development, social skills and health education for children and young people aged 3-16. The aim is to equip children to understand who they are, to be healthy and happy and good, caring people. There is a strong emphasis on emotional wellbeing and mental health.

Oak National Academy 

Out of the Ark @ Home (singing)