YEAR R HOME LEARNING
HOMEWORK - 17TH JUNE 2022
Maths - This week we have been solving problems - you could:-
- play board games
- counting no and back
English - This week we have been writing a story - you could:-
- Draw a story map
- Make a comic
Half term homework - Year R, 1, 2
This half term, we would like you to enjoy a sharing stories with your family and friends. Read to each other, retell stories, predict what might happen.
And of course, enjoy celebrating the Queen becoming the first British monarch to reign for 70 years. Can you find any facts that you would be willing to share with the class?
HOMEWORK - 20TH MAY 2022
This week we have been learning about doubling. To help with this learning you could:
- Spot doubles in the environment.
- roll two dice and try to get two of the same number.
In English we have been looking at how to use a contents page to look up information. To help with this you could:
- Make your own non fiction book, including a contents page.
- Enjoy looking at a variety of non-fiction books and parctice using the contents page.
We have begun learning phase 4 for our phonics. To help with this you could play phase 4 games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk
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A site packed with interactive phonics games, phonics planning, assessment ideas and many teaching ideas and resources to help children to learn to hear phonemes, recognise graphemes and develop the blending and segmenting skills that are vital for learning to read and spell. www.phonicsplay.co.uk |
Whole School Writing Homework
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HOMEWORK - 13TH MAY 2022
Maths - this week we have been learning about shape. To help with this you could:-
- make a shape picture
- go on a shape hunt
- play an online tengram game
English - this week we have been learning about non-fiction. You could:-
- go to the library and find non-fiction books
- make a non-fiction poster
Have a good weekend.
Yours
Mrs. Folkard
HOMEWORK - 6TH MAY 2022
This week we have been learning about plants. To help with this learning you could:
- go on a plant hunt to find as many different plants as you can.
- plant seeds in the garden.
- pull up a weed and have a look at the roots and parts of the plants.
In maths we have been learning about subtraction. To help with this you could:
- practice taking away with toys and objects.
- hide 10 items under a cloth, have an adult take some. How many are left? how many were taken? how do you know.
In phonics we have recapped phase 3 sounds please log into phonics play and play phase 3 games.
Don't forget to read for 10 minutes a day.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 3rd May 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: First, then and now |
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Tuesday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-2-Session-1-Taking-Away-with-Pebbles.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Wednesday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-2-Session-2-Taking-Away-1.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-2-Session-3-Taking-Away-2.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Friday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-2-Session-4-Taking-Away-Unknown-Then.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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English
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Story of the week – Fox’s sack |
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Day of the week |
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Tuesday |
To listen to and to join in with a story (thenational.academy) |
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: or, ur, ow and oi |
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Day of the week |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PmEYgUhosM&feature=youtu.be |
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Thursday |
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Friday |
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PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 29TH APRIL 2022
For this week's homework please make a poster about stick insections. This can be as colourful and as informative as you wish.
For maths please practice basic addition.
Please continue to read your books and record each time in the contact book.
Have a lovely weekend and enjoy the Bank Holiday.
Mrs. Folkard
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 25th April 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: First, then and now |
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Day of the week |
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Monday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-1-Session-1-Track-Game-Counting-On.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Tuesday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-1-Session-2-Adding-More-1.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Wednesday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-1-Session-3-Adding-More-2.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-1-Session-4-Adding-More-Unknown-Then-1.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Friday |
PDF-First-Then-Now-Wk-1-Session-5-Adding-More-Unknown-First.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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English
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Story of the week – the emperors new clothes
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: ai, ee, igh or ar |
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RE – Watch the Jolly Postman story. The Jolly Postman or Other People's Letters - Bing video What news did everyone receive? How did they feel about their news? Share a piece of good news together and talk about how it felt when you found out. What good news did Jesus’ disciples receive on Easter Sunday? How do you think they felt? Listen to a dance to the song Good News Mandisa - Good News (Lyric Video) - Bing video
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 22ND APRIL 2022
This week in maths we have looked at 2d shape and positional language when modelling. To help with this you could:
- do a shape hunt.
- make a model form lego for your child to copy.
- use shapes to make a picture.
- Have a go at an online tangram game.
In our English sessions we have read the very hungry caterpillar and looked at non-fiction books about caterpillars and butterflies. To support this you could:
- visit a butterfly tunnel.
- research butterflies and caterpillars on the internet and make a mini book.
- paint or draw pictures of butterflies and caterpillars.
The phonemes we have learnt this week were ure and er and we recapped all of the phase 3 sounds. you could play some online games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk. Dont forget to read the reading book 3 times and sign the book each time you do.
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A site packed with interactive phonics games, phonics planning, assessment ideas and many teaching ideas and resources to help children to learn to hear phonemes, recognise graphemes and develop the blending and segmenting skills that are vital for learning to read and spell. www.phonicsplay.co.uk |
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 19th April 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: shape
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Day of the week |
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Tuesday |
PDF-To-20-Beyond-Wk-2-Session-5-Which-Holds-the-Most.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Wednesday |
PDF-To-20-Beyond-Wk-3-Session-1-Find-my-Match-with-Shapes.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
PDF-To-20-Beyond-Wk-3-Session-2-Find-my-Match-with-Models.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Friday |
PDF-To-20-Beyond-Wk-3-Session-3-Match-and-Fill.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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English
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Story of the week – Discussion
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Day of the week |
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Tuesday |
To listen and join in with a discussion (thenational.academy) |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
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Friday |
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: ure, er and phase 2 and 3 tricky words |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oudBM3TNhwc&feature=youtu.be |
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Thursday |
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Friday |
Play games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk Login: caritas Password: caritas Concentrate on revising all phase 2 and 3 sounds. |
RE – Talk about the Easter story together and make a picture to represent Easter Sunday.
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 1ST APRIL - EASTER BREAK
The children's homework over the holidays is to rest well and spend time with friends and family. There is always reading, Times Tables and spellings revision for those children who are extra keen and are able to fit it in between relaxing and family time.
Have a great Easter Holidays and see you all in TERM 5!
HOMEWORK - 25TH MARCH 2022
Whole school Easter garden
Using recycled materials, create an Easter garden which you can bring into school. This will be displayed for everyone to see! All the details are in the Lenten letter that has previously been sent out.
This week we have been reading the story No-bot. It's about a robot who loses his bottom. To continue with this at home you could make up your own story about a robot who loses something, you could:
Draw a story map.
Make a comic strip.
Make puppets and act out the story.
Or write your own mini book.
In maths we have been looking at teen numbers and understanding tens and ones. To continue this learning you could:
Spot teen numbers when you are out or around the house and work out what they are made of i.e 11 is 10 and 1.
Make two ten frames (grid with 10 squares, 5 on top, 5 below) and have a race to fill 20 squares by rolling a dice. Sweets make this extra fun. Get your child to identify the total without counting.
Put together a numbers to 20 puzzle and talk about what the digits represent.
In phonics we have learnt oo, ar, or, ur. Look at the previously attached pdf to access phase 3 mastery, video lessons on these sounds.
Don't forget to read your book and remember they should be read cover to cover 3 times. 1st to decode.
2nd to improve fluency.
3rd to add expression and comprehension.
Have a good weekend.
HOMEWORK - 18TH MARCH 2022
This week we have been listening to the story the Gruffalo and concentrating on adjectives to describe him. To help with this you could:
read other books and search for adjectives.
describe a character for a family member to draw.
In maths we have looked at 3D shape and patterns. To help with this you could:
make repeating patterns using household objects.
go on a 3D shape hunt around your house.
In phonics we have been looking at ai, ee, igh, oa. Plese look at the phonics PDF and choose the sounds taught on the phase 3 mastery session.
Don't forget that children are expected to read the entire reading book from cover to cover 3 times before it will be changed. If you read the book a few pages at a time the children will still need to read it through from cover to cover 3 times. This may mean you have to book for over a week.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 14th March 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: 3D shape and pattern |
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Monday |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-3-Session-3-Printing-with-3-D-Shapes.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/02/PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-3-Session-4-Pattern.pdf |
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Friday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/02/PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-3-Session-5-Pattern.pdf |
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English
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Story of the week – The fox’s sack
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Day of the week |
Online lesson |
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Monday |
To listen to and to join in with a story (thenational.academy) |
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Tuesday |
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Thursday |
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: ai , ee, igh, oa
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Day of the week |
Online lessons |
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Tuesday |
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Play games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk Login: caritas Password: caritas |
RE – Growing in Jesus’ love; Lent.
KS1 Festivals - Christianity: Easter - BBC Teach watch the video up to 1:30 seconds. Tell the following story:
Mary, Jesus’ mother, and his friend John stood beside the cross as he died. Jesus said to his mother, “John will now be your son. Take care of him.” Then he said to John, “Mary will be your mother now.” When Jesus died, John cared for Mary.
Based on John 19:25-27
Answer the following questions:
- Who was there with Jesus when he died?
- What did Jesus say to them?
- What does the story tell you about Jesus?
- What does the story tell you about Mary?
- What does the story tell you about John?
Make an Easter garden to represent the tomb.
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 11TH MARCH 2022
This week we have been reading the story 'Here Come the Aliens!' To help with this work you could:
make an alien out of playdough or junk and think of words to describe him.
draw or paint and alien and think of words to describe him.
Write your own alien story.
In maths we have been learning to order numbers and to find ways to make 10. to help with this you could:
explore the pairs of numbers that make 10.
do a number puzzle.
dance along to the number bonds song KS1 Maths: Number Bonds with Martin Dougan - BBC Teach
Don't forget to read! Children should be reading their school book 3 times from cover to cover. Once for decoding (using phonics), a second time for fluency (less sounding out) and a third time to add expression and answer questions about the book to check they have understood the story.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 7th March 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: 9 and 10 |
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Day of the week |
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Monday |
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Tuesday |
PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-2-Session-2-Comparing-Numbers-Within-10.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Wednesday |
PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-2-Session-3-Comparing-Numbers-Within-10.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-2-Session-4-Making-10.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Friday |
PDF-Building-9-10-Wk-2-Session-5-Making-10.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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English
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Story of the week – King and the moon
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Day of the week |
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Monday |
To listen and reflect upon a new story (thenational.academy) |
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Tuesday |
To map the story of The King and the Moon (thenational.academy) |
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Wednesday |
To tell the story of The King and the Moon chorally and independently (thenational.academy) |
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Thursday |
To recognise a new story can be created by recycling another (thenational.academy) |
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Friday |
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: ch, sh, th
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Day of the week |
Lesson link |
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Play phonics play games concentrating on these sounds. user: caritas password: caritas |
RE – This week we will be finding out about Lent and how it is a time or preparation for Easter. Watch the video about Ash Wednesday and write a Lenten promise. What will you strive to do or give up fro 40 days?
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
Homework - 4th March 2022
This week we have read the story "Elmer the Elephant". To help with this leraning you could:-
- make a fact book about elephans
- make an Elmer puppet and retell the story
- go to the library and find some more Elmer stories
In maths we have been learning about number 9 and 10. To help support this you could:-
- find different ways to make 9 and 10
- spot number 9 and 10 in the environment
- practice ordering numbers to 10
For phonics see the PDF sent out last week under Phase 3 mastery and watch the videos for y, z, zz and qu
Homework - 25th February 2022
This week we have been learning about measures, to help with this learning you could:
measure things with household objects such as lego bricks, spoons, paper clips etc
set a timer and see how many of an action you can do in the time i.e hop, jump, clap.
We have been reading the story Alien Tea on the Planet Zum Zee. To help with this learning you could:
design and label an alien.
Write and alien recipe.
write an invitation to a tea party.
In phonics we have been learning j, v, w and x. please click on each letter in the phase 3 mastery section on the attached sheet.
HOMEWORK - 11TH FEBRUARY 2022
This week we have been learning about Chinese new year. To help with this learning you could:
Ask your child to draw pictures of ways that people celebrate Chinese new year and write labels.
Try some Chinese food and talk about what you liked and why.
Use toy animals to retell the story of Chinese new year.
This week in maths we have been learning about 1 more and 1 less. to help with this learning you could:
Practice counting on and back from different start points.
Play a board game such as snakes and ladders and talk about the numbers on the board and how many you can count on.
Robot More or Less (topmarks.co.uk)
For phonics please see the home learning plan.
HOMEWORK - 4TH FEBRUARY 2022
This week we have been learning about Goldilocks. You could:
make a mini book of the story.
make baby bear and new chair.
make a taste porridge.
What have been looking at 6, 7 and 8 in maths. You could:
Make collections of 6, 7 and 8 objects.
practice writing 6, 7 and 8.
find ways to make 6, 7 or 8. i.e 4 and 4 is 8, 4 and 3 is 6.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 7th February 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: 1 more, 1 less.
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English
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Story of the week – Chinese new year
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Monday |
Split a page into 12 squares and label them 1 to 12. In each square draw the animal that corresponds to the number. Listen to the story as many times as you need. |
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Tuesday |
Make a Happy Chinese New Year card. Try to include pictures of some of the ways that new year is celebrated. |
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Wednesday |
Dragon Paper Puppet DIY - Paper DIY for Chinese New Year - Paper Dragon Craft - YouTube |
Make a Chinese dragon puppet by following the instructions. |
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Thursday |
Make a wishing tree of your own. Collect a small branch either from your garden or when you go for a walk and stand it in a pot of sand or soil. Make paper leaves and write your wishes for the rest of the year on them. Hang them from your tree. Ask everyone in your family to writ one. You could even call other family and friends and ask what their wishes would be. |
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Friday |
How To Make A Chinese Paper Lantern | Fun Kids Activities - YouTube |
Make a paper lantern and use them to decorate a room in your house. Have a Chinese New Year party with Chinese music (search you tube) and if possible, try some Chinese food (such as prawn crackers or spring rolls). |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: group 1 focus sounds (air, ure, er, ear) group 2 focus sounds (l, ll, ss, ff)
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey, Henry, Charlie K) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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Friday |
Play games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk Login: caritas Password: caritas |
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RE –
Look at the picture below: Who are the people in the picture? What are the Church family doing?
Ask your child to recall some things that we do together and some we do alone. Ask your child to think of all the places that big groups come together to celebrate and be together. After discussion draw your child’s attention to the church. Explain that many people go to church every Sunday to celebrate the Mass. What do people do to celebrate the mass? Make a list together (sing, pray, listen to the Gospel, receive communion or blessing). Draw a picture of people at church doing some of the things listed and write labels for it. Explain that to welcome everyone to mass the priest will say ‘The lord is with you’ and the parish family will reply ‘and with your spirit.’ Practice saying this as a family greeting.
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 11TH FEBRUARY 2022
This week we have been learning about Chinese new year. To help with this learning you could:
Ask your child to draw pictures of ways that people celebrate Chinese new year and write labels.
Try some Chinese food and talk about what you liked and why.
Use toy animals to retell the story of Chinese new year.
This week in maths we have been learning about 1 more and 1 less. to help with this learning you could:
Practice counting on and back from different start points.
Play a board game such as snakes and ladders and talk about the numbers on the board and how many you can count on.
Robot More or Less (topmarks.co.uk)
For phonics please see home learning plan.
HOMEWORK - 28TH JANUARY 2022
This week we have been learning about the Jewish festival Hanukkah and have read the Jewish story A squash and a squeeze. To help with this learning you could:
Find out about and make Latkes (potato pancakes)
Make Hanukkah cards.
Research more about the Jewish faith and make a poster.
Act out the story of a squash and a squeeze using toys.
In maths we have been learning about capacity. To help with this learning you could:
Play in a sand pit or bath filling up different size containers and ordering which holds the most.
Use words like full, empty, half full, nearly empty, nearly full to describe how full everyday containers are.
Play EYFS Measuring Capacity IWB Activity | Classroom Secrets
For the phonics learnt this week please see the home learning plan on the website.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 31st January 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: recognise 6, 7 and 8 and how they are composed and can be represented.
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Monday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/01/PDF-Growing-6-7-8-Week-1-Session-1.pdf |
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Tuesday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/01/PDF-Growing-6-7-8-Week-1-Session-2.pdf |
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Wednesday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/01/PDF-Growing-6-7-8-Week-1-Session-3.pdf |
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Thursday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2021/01/PDF-Growing-6-7-8-Week-1-Session-4.pdf |
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Friday |
Today's Number - Up to 20 (topmarks.co.uk) Work through the numbers learnt this week. |
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English
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Story of the week – Goldilocks and the 3 bears.
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Draw a picture of goldilocks and one of the bears. Write a sentence for each character using 2 adjectives. For example Big, grumpy bear. Little, blonde girl. |
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Tuesday |
Draw a story map showing each part of the story. |
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Wednesday |
To sing the story with a focus on setting (thenational.academy) |
Speech bubbles for characters in the story. Goldilocks Speech Bubbles - Downloadables from Early Years Resources UK |
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Thursday |
Picture from the story with labels for the characters. |
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Friday |
To write sentences describing settings in the story (thenational.academy) |
Sequence story Goldilocks and the three bears worksheet (liveworksheets.com) |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: group 1 (h b f l) group 2 (oo or ur ar)
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey, Henry, Charlie K) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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RE – Read the following story about a little boy who is excited to go back to school after being off ill.
“Can I really go back to Nursery (school) tomorrow?” Thomas asked his Mum. “Of course, you can,” she answered. “Your spots have all gone and you are really better now.”
Thomas had not been able to go to Nursery (school) for over a week because he had chicken pox. He had not enjoyed that very much at all. His spots had been very itchy, and Mum had told him that he mustn’t scratch them. It was hard not to, but when he did, it made them sore as well as itchy.
The worst thing about not being able to go to Nursery (school) was not being with the other children. Thomas had felt all alone. He had no brothers or sisters and Emma and Joe, his friends from Nursery (school), were not allowed to come to his house to play in case they caught chicken pox.
Now Thomas was excited. He could hardly wait for the next day to come. He was looking forward to playing in the sand with Joe, doing puzzles with Emma and sharing a game on the climbing frame.
Talk about what things can we do that are better with other people? What do you like to do together? Sing row, row, row your boat and have your child row by themselves then sig the song again but sit together ad row as a pair. What was more fun? Why was it more fun? Split a page into two columns and draw and write a list of activities that you do alone and on the other side a list of ones that you do with others.
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 24th January 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: capacity |
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Wednesday |
Session 14 - Measuring capacity – how many fit inside? on Vimeo |
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Friday |
Find a range of different containers and boxes explore how many of one item can fit in them. For example spoons for sand, or lego bricks. |
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English
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Story of the week – A squash and a squeeze
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Day of the week |
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Monday |
Watch the story A Squash and a Squeeze By Julia Donaldson & Illustrated by Axel Scheffler - YouTube Join in with the repeated parts of the story. |
Make puppets for each of the characters in the story. |
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Tuesday |
Watch the story again and pause the video at some point. Draw a picture of what is on screen. Have A go at using phonics to write a caption for the picture. |
Use the puppets to retell the story ensuring that the story language is used. |
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Wednesday |
Pretend to be a character from the story and answer questions as that character. Froe example: why did you ask the old man for help? How did you feel when your house was full of animals? What was it like? |
Draw a picture for the beginning of the story and have a go at writing a sentence for each of the following: Story opener (once upon a time, one day, long ago etc) Describe the main characters (old man and old woman) |
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Thursday |
Draw a story map for what happens in a squash and a squeeze. |
Continue the story from yesterday. Write a sentence to describe the problem. Write a sentence to describe the solution. Finish the story (they all lived happily ever after). |
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Friday |
Watch the story again and together make up your ow version of the story with different animals. |
Illustrate and read someone your story from the past few days work. |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: group 1 ck, e, u, r group 2 ai, ee, igh, oa
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey, Henry, Charlie K) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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Watch the clip about celebrating My First Festivals: Hanukkah - CBeebies - BBC |
RE – Explain that Jesus was Jewish and that he celebrated different festivals with his family and friends. Explain that the one festival Jesus would have celebrated is called Hanukkah and is about a miracle. Ask the children if they know what a miracle is. Read the children The Story Of Hanukkah. What was the miracle that happened? How do people celebrate Hanukkah? Why do Jewish people celebrate Hanukkah?
A long, long time ago a bad king captured the city of Jerusalem and the Temple there, a very special place for Jewish people. The
Jewish people hid in the hills and got an army together. When their army was ready they had a big battle and got rid of the bad king and his army.
But when they went into their Temple, they found it had been messed up and needed to be cleaned and repaired. When the Jews had finished, they rededicated it to God.
They did this by praying and lighting of the lamp (Menorah), that is a candlestick with nine candles – which was a sign of God’s presence and they could only find one small jar of oil, enough for one day, but somehow the lamp stayed alight for eight days.
Jewish people still remember today that
Make a paper plate menorah https://pin.it/7FqG9Ba
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
Homework - 21st January 2022
This week we have been reading the story Little red riding hood. To help with this learning you could:
Write a simple version of the story and illustrate it.
Act out the story as a family.
Find two different versions of the story and compare the differences and similarities.
In maths we have been exploring weight. To help with this learning you could:
Cook together and talk about measuring out ingredients using a scale.
Pretend to be a human balance scale and find items around the house that are heavier or lighter than an apple.
Collect a range of objects and line them up according to lightest to heaviest. Encourage the use of the correct vocabulary when describing the weight.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 17th January 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: composition of 5 and weight
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Monday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2020/12/PDF-Alive-in-5-Week-2-Session-3.pdf |
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Tuesday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2020/12/PDF-Alive-in-5-Week-2-Session-4.pdf |
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Wednesday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2020/12/PDF-Alive-in-5-Week-2-Session-5.pdf |
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Thursday |
Session 11 - Comparing mass – heavier and lighter than on Vimeo |
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Friday |
Play let’s compare game. Encourage the use of correct mathematical vocabulary to describe the items of screen. Let's Compare - Early Years Size Comparison Game (topmarks.co.uk) |
Solve the Happy camel maths investigation. |
English
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Story of the week – Little Red Riding Hood
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Monday |
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Lesson 1 |
Draw a story map for the story adding notes and labels. |
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Tuesday |
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Lesson 2 |
Make a wanted poster for the big bad wolf. Generate words to describe his looks, smell, temperament and deeds. |
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Wednesday |
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Lesson 3 |
Make a wolf mask and use it to practice what the wolf says in the story. |
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Thursday |
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Lesson 4 |
Cut and stick a story sequences of little red riding hood. |
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Friday |
Unit - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Lesson 5 |
Draw a picture of the wolf and little red riding hood. Give them each a speech bubble and write what they might say in the bubble. |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: g o c k and ch sh th ng
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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RE – Show the children the picture of the holy family visiting the temple. Ask the following questions: Who do you see in the picture? Why did Mary and Joseph take Jesus to the Temple? Who were the people that they met? Why did Simeon and Anna go to the Temple? What did Simeon do? Why do you think Simeon and Anna were so pleased to meet Jesus? What did Mary and Joseph do after they left the Temple? Show your child a box with a pin hole in it to look through. What can you see? Explain that Simeon described Jesus as the light of the world. Put a battery tea light in the box and ask them to look again. Explain that now there is light you can see in the box and when Jesus came into the world his light showed people the way to live in God’s love.
A CHRISTIAN PILGRIMAGE: Image (wordpress.com)
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 14TH JANUARY 2022
This week we have been reading the story the Gingerbread man. to help continue this learning at home you could:
- Make gingerbread together.
- Retell the story with stick puppets or toys.
- Write your own version of the story with a different living food.
In maths we have been looking at the composition of 5 to help with this learning you could:
- use lego bricks of different colour to work out how many ways you can make 5. For example; 1 yellow and 4 red.
- Set up a game throwing game with 5 objects and a bucket. Talk about how many were in or out of the bucket and the total.
- set up 5 skittles and knock them down. use the ones knocked over and the ones still standing to explore making 5.
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 10th January 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: Comparing 4 and 5
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Monday |
https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2020/11/PDF-Alive-in-5-Week-1-Session-1.p
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https://assets.whiterosemaths.com/fixed/wrm/2020/11/PDF-Alive-in-5-Week-1-Session-4.pdf |
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English
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Story of the week – The Gingerbread man
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Monday |
Draw a gingerbread man and write a speech bubble using story language |
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Tuesday |
Print and colour in the picture and write what you think happen next. 375b392869667e3538e143f4bbe98876.jpg (500×650) (pinimg.com) |
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Wednesday |
Print the picture and cut and stick the pictures in order. |
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Thursday |
Choose your favourite part of the story and paint a picture. Write a caption using some adjectives. |
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Friday |
To write simple sentences with an adjective (thenational.academy) |
Bake or decorate your own gingerbread man. |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: i n m d and y z zz qu
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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RE – Discuss all the uses of the church with your child and try to make a list (remember to include community things such as meetings, and money raising events as well as celebrations and mass. Explain that the church has always been a place for the community to come together and that the church/parish is called a family. Watch the video of Mary and Joseph presenting Jesus at the temple. Why did they take Jesus there? What happened when they were there? Draw a picture of them at the temple and write a speech bubble for each person.
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
YEAR R HOMEWORK - 7TH JANUARY 2022
This week we have been reading the story or the Billy Goats Gruff. To help consolidate this you could:
- make your own comic strip of the story.
- make puppets and act the story out.
- pretend to be one of the characters and get family to ask you questions. For example why do you live under a bridge, Mr Troll?
- act out the story with toys.
In maths we have been talking about day and night, days of the week and exploring how long a minute is. To help consolidate this learning you could:
- have a minute challenge. What can you do in 1 minute.
- make up a song to remember the days of the week.
- talk about things that you do regularly and on which days they occur.
- make your own family schedule for the week with pictures as reminders.
Don't forget to read and record your comments on the green record book.
Kind regards
Emma Folkard
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Tuesday 4th January 2022
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers on paper.
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Concept of the week: Time and shape
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Day of the week |
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Tuesday |
PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-3-Session-4.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Wednesday |
PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-3-Session-5.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Thursday |
PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-3-Session-2.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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Friday |
PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-3-Session-3.pdf (whiterosemaths.com) |
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English
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Story of the week – Billy Goats Gruff
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Day of the week |
Topic |
Activity |
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Tuesday |
To know that stories have problems in them (thenational.academy) |
Draw a picture of what you think the troll looks like. What adjectives (describing words) could you use to tell someone else what he is like? Adult to scribe ideas around the picture. Encourage your child to sound out. |
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Wednesday |
Retell the story using toys and props. Encourage the use of story language. You could even make your own puppets for this. |
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Thursday |
To mime the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff (thenational.academy) |
Draw a scene from the story. It could be the troll being bashed off the bridge or one of the Bill Goats trying to cross or the Goats reaching the other side. Ask your child to write labels to point out the main items i.e characters, bridge, landscape. |
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Friday |
Draw a 3 pictures to tell the beginning middle and end of the story. Write a sentence for each picture. |
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Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: s,a,t,p and j,v,w,x
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Day of the week |
Online lesson for group 1 (Seth Lola Isla Maggie Dexter C Frankie Raine Ralph Sonnie Ronnie Joey) |
Online lesson for group 2 (Teddy M Cohen Dakota Zakk Matilda Charlie Padraig Ted F Tabitha Dexter S Archie Minh Florence) |
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Tuesday |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlqMDXWEtXs&feature=youtu.be |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqOl4AcilIo&feature=youtu.be
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Wednesday |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-2SNtGeodQ&feature=youtu.be |
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Thursday |
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Friday |
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RE – Write the word CELEBRATION in the centre of a piece of paper. Ask your child what they know about celebrations and create a spider diagram of their ideas (steer away from birthdays and guide to other community celebrations especially one that happen in church). How do we celebrate? What does a celebration feel like? Who do we choose to celebrate with? Why do we celebrate with other people?
Ask your child to draw a picture of themselves and their family celebrating. Ask the following questions and scribe the answers onto the picture. What were you celebrating? Who did you celebrate with? How did you celebrate? What did it feel like to celebrate?
PE – go to any of these websites and get moving!
Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 10TH DECEMBER 2021
This week the children have been learning about the Christmas story. To support this learning, you could:
make a star for your Christmas tree.
retell the story using your nativity scene or puppets.
discuss the meaning or Christmas together and what some of the traditions represent (such as evergreen foliage to represent everlasting life, candles and lights to represent Jesus as the light off the world, stars and gifts to represent the wise men etc)
In maths the children have been finding out about 1 more and 1 less. To support this you could:
play 1 more and 1 less games on www.topmarks.co.uk
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use toys to make a pretend bus and put toys on and take them off 1 by 1 talking about how many each time. i.e there were 3 on the bus and 1 more got on now there are 4.
Sing number songs together and discuss if the numbers go up or down by 1.
The phonics this week have been ff, ll, ss
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HOMEWORK - 3RD DECEMBER 2021
This week we have been learning about the number 4 and 5 in maths. To help with this learning you could:
make collections of 4 or 5 objects.
collect 4 or 5 objects and arrange them in different ways and patterns.
practice recognising 1, 2, 3 ,4 or 5 objects without counting.
This week we have read the story Dear Santa. To help with this learning you could:
write a letter to Santa.
Make a list of friends for Christmas cards/gifts.
Make a lift the flap picture with a surprise present drawn underneath.
In phonics we have been learning the sounds h, f, b and l. You could watch the following videos:
Phase 2 Phonics for Kids #19 - 'F' - YouTube
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 6th December 2021
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers in their book or on paper.
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Concept of the week: 1 more and 1 less
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Day of the week |
Topic |
Activity |
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Monday |
Light and Dark - Week 2 | White Rose Maths Session 1 |
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Tuesday |
Light and Dark - Week 2 | White Rose Maths Session 2 |
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Wednesday |
Light and Dark - Week 2 | White Rose Maths Session 3 |
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Thursday |
Light and Dark - Week 2 | White Rose Maths Session 4 |
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Friday |
Light and Dark - Week 2 | White Rose Maths Session 5 |
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English
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Story of the week – The Christmas story See PDF attachment |
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Day of the week |
Topic |
Activity |
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Monay |
Look at the Christmas story with actions powerpoint. Read and do the actins for the first 7 slides. Encourage your child to talk about what is happening and how the people in the story were feeling. Ask them if they remember what the angel said to Mary. Guide them toward the beginning of the Hail Mary. Remind the child of the word adjective and together write a list of describing words for an angel. |
Make and decorate a paper angel. See printable template. |
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Tuesday |
Read pages 8 and 9 of the Christmas story powerpoint and do the actions. Talk about the job that the shepherds do and explain that Jesus is often described by the good shepherd. Ask the child to consider why that might be. How is Jesus like the shepherds in the story? |
Make a cotton wool sheep. See printable template. |
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Wednesday |
Read pages 10, 11, 12 and 13 of the Christmas story powerpoint and do the actions. Ask the child what they thought the kings may have been thinking when they saw the baby king in a stable instead of a palace? Discuss the gifts that the kings brought and what they are (frankincense is burnt to produce a perfume smell, myrrh is an ointment/cream) What gifts would you give to Jesus? (remind them that a gift doesn’t have to be an object i.e, love, kindness etc) |
Make a king’s crown using card and craft materials.
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Thursday |
Go through the whole Christmas story powerpoint again using the actions to help tell the story. Create a story map for the story with an adult scribing what child says about the story around it. |
Use craft materials to make nativity character puppets and act out the story.
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RE – Together make a mind map about how we prepare for Christmas. Remind the child that this period of preparation is called advent and that preparation also includes how we prepare ourselves to welcome Jesus including our behaviour and actions towards others. Open the Cafod advent calendar Advent calendar for children | CAFOD and go to Friday 10th. Read what it says and answer the question together. Download the design a Christmas jumper PDF. |
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Friday |
Design and make your own Christmas card based on the nativity. |
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: r, ll, ff, ss
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Day of the week |
Online lesson |
Suggested Reading and recognition activity |
Writing and letter forming activity |
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Monday |
Sort magnetic/foam/post it notes with letters on into __ and not ___.
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Write it with a finger in flour or salt on a baking tray.
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Tuesday |
Spot the letter in books, magazines, in the environment.
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Write the shape on your child’s back or hand with your finger, ask them to close their eyes and picture it as you do. |
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Wednesday |
Write it on post it notes or bits of paper and hide it around the house to find. |
Use fabric, clothes or toys to make giant versions of the letter.
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Thursday |
Make a collection of items that begin with or contain that sound. Where is the sound in that word?
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Write in in sand or mud with a stick or with chalk on the pavement. |
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Friday |
Chose phase 2 games and select sounds already learnt. username: caritas password: caritas |
Use playdough to make the letter shapes.
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Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOME LEARNING - 29TH NOVEMBER 2021
Year R
Self-isolating activities for week beginning
Monday 29th November 2021
As always, just do your best with home learning. If you or your child are unwell, we would not expect you to do the activities as your well-being is more important. Each family circumstance will be different, so just do what you can.
Should you and your family be self-isolating, you can phone Mrs Knight at the office to arrange a phone call from your classroom teacher should you want to discuss any of the information below. Obviously, your call would be after school time, as the teachers are in class during the daytime.
Please don’t forget to use the evidence me app to send me updates of your child’s learning. I will do my best to reply by the end of the week to each submission. Each observation helps to build up a picture of your child’s progression and enables me to make accurate assessments at the end of each term.
Maths
All of the online lessons for maths will come from this link:
Early Years | White Rose Maths
Each day has a link to a new lesson, please watch the video first before attempting the activity. If you do not have a printer and the activity is a worksheet then children can just write their answers in their book or on paper.
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Concept of the week: recognising and representing 4 and 5.
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Day of the week |
Topic |
Activity |
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Monday |
Light and Dark - Week 1 | White Rose Maths Session 1 |
https://wrm-13b48.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-1-Session-1.pdf |
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Tuesday |
Light and Dark - Week 1 | White Rose Maths Session 2 |
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Wednesday |
Light and Dark - Week 1 | White Rose Maths Session 3 |
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Thursday |
Light and Dark - Week 1 | White Rose Maths Session 4 |
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Friday |
Light and Dark - Week 1 | White Rose Maths Session 5 |
https://wrm-13b48.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/PDF-Light-and-Dark-Week-1-Session-5.pdf |
English
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Story of the week – Dear Santa by Rod Campbell Dear Santa by Rod Campbell - With fun questions! - YouTube
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Day of the week |
Topic |
Activity |
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Monay |
Listen to the youtube story of Dear Santa. Pause at different parts and ask the children to predict what gift might have been sent. What makes you think that? What clues are there in the story? |
Make a lift the flap picture. On a post it the child is to draw a wrapped present, under they should draw what was in the gift. Encourage them to write a label for the gift using the phonics that they know. Encourage independence in sounding out and recording letter shapes and praise all mark making and writing efforts. |
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Tuesday |
Listen to Dear Santa again and encourage the child to chant along with the repeated phrases. Add actions to the story. Demonstrate how to write a short letter and explain the importance of starting with dear or to and ending with from. |
Write a letter to Santa asking for a gift. Encourage the child to sound out and write as independently as possible. Allow them to copy the word Dear. Encourage independence in sounding out and recording letter shapes and praise all mark making and writing efforts. |
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Wednesday |
Try to remember what happened in the Dear Santa story. Together try to make a list of all the gifts that Santa thought about sending. Discuss the layout of a list and how each item written down the page instead of across. |
Ask the child to cut pictures from a catalogue or draw pictures of what they would buy for other people. Encourage them to label the pictures to create a list. Encourage independence in sounding out and recording letter shapes and praise all mark making and writing efforts. |
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Thursday |
Refer back to the lesson before and ask the child when they might need a list. Try to think of as many examples as possible of lists (Christmas card list, Christmas food shopping list, Christmas present list, Christmas party invite list, Christmas part supplies list etc) |
Choose one of the lists that you thought of and encourage the child to write it, remembering to write the list top to bottom and to sound out the items and write what they can hear. Encourage independence in sounding out and recording letter shapes and praise all mark making and writing efforts. |
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Friday |
Watch Dear Santa once more. Ask the child to think about the letter they wrote on Monday. If Santa or anyone gives you a gift what should you do? Steer the child toward the answer of a thank you letter. |
Encourage the child to recall what they learnt about the layout of letters earlier in the week. Ask them to think about when they received a gift and to have a go at writing their own thank you letter. Encourage independence in sounding out and recording letter shapes and praise all mark making and writing efforts. |
RE – Ask your child to think back to their RE learning over the last few weeks. Show a picture from their birthday to jog their memory. Ask them the following: What is a birthday? What people do while they wait for a birthday? How are birthdays celebrated? Remind them that Advent is the time of waiting for Jesus’ birthday. What people do during Advent? Using toys or a nativity scene if you have one, retell the story of the Nativity. Play special attention to the Shepherds and explain that they were the poorest people in the area and yet the angels came to them and told them to visit the new baby king, Jesus. Read the scripture. Luke 2:10-11 – But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid; for behold, I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people; for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord. Ask the children why they think that might be the case? Together make a list of all the things that we should do and how we should behave towards each other as we wait for Christmas and the birth of Jesus.
Phonics -
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Sounds to be learnt this week: h, b, f, l
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Day of the week |
Online lesson |
Suggested Reading and recognition activity |
Writing and letter forming activity |
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Monday |
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Sort magnetic/foam/post it notes with letters on into __ and not ___.
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Write it with a finger in flour or salt on a baking tray.
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Tuesday |
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Spot the letter in books, magazines, in the environment.
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Write the shape on your child’s back or hand with your finger, ask them to close their eyes and picture it as you do. |
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Wednesday |
Write it on post it notes or bits of paper and hide it around the house to find. |
Use fabric, clothes or toys to make giant versions of the letter.
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Thursday |
Make a collection of items that begin with or contain that sound. Where is the sound in that word?
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Write in in sand or mud with a stick or with chalk on the pavement. |
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Friday |
Chose phase 2 games and select sounds already learnt. username: caritas password: caritas |
Use playdough to make the letter shapes.
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Outdoor learning – go to Home Learning Archives | LtL and check out the many different outdoor learning ideas here.
Website links –
- www.topmarks.co.uk 3-5 and 5-7 all maths games are suitable.
- www.twinkl.co.uk/go games that can be played on any device with different age ranges available.
- www.primarygamesarena.com Filter by clicking on the years tab and choose games from the Rec section. These are sorted into subjects.
- www.wordsforlife.org.uk Lots of useful information, games and links about communication and reading.
- www.teachyourmonstertoread.com fun reading game with different stages that can be saved and continued.
- www.phonicsplay.co.uk play phase 2 or 3 games (most children haven’t been taught phase 3 yet) username – caritas password – caritas
- www.phonicsbloom.com play phase 2 or 3 games.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games
Please remember that at this stage in your child’s development they learn best through play and exploration. Please allow plenty of time in the day for your child to play freely both indoors and out. They will always learn more through physical play than through worksheets or paper based tasks. Make adult led activities short and as hands on as possible.
HOMEWORK - 26TH NOVEMBER 2021
This week we have been reading the story Owl babies and learning about describing words. To help with this learning you could:
Choose a family member to describe and guess who it is.
Put out a range of toys and describe one for an adult to find.
Draw a picture and describe what you have drawn to a family member.
In maths this week we have been learning about positional language. To help with this learning you could:
Hide a toy and practice using positional words to describe where it is.
Give a grown-up position instructions, like they're a robot i.e sit on the chair, go under the table.
Our phonics this week as been ck, e, u and r. You could watch the videos below and do the activitis suggested.
Please continue to practice your lines for the play. It is improving but volume is a major issue. Please encourage them to SHOUT!
YEAR R HOMEWORK - 19TH NOVEMBER 2021
This week in maths we have been looking at circles and triangles. To help consolidate this learning you could:
go on a circle and triangle hunt.
use circles and triangles to make a picture.
explore circles and triangles through abstract artists such as Wassily Kandinski.
This week we have been reading the story Funnybones. to help consolidate this learning you could:
Make a skeleton puppet.
explore Xrays of bones on the internet.
Practice retelling the story using story language.
Write speech bubbles for characters.
This week in phonics we have learnt the letters g, o, c and k. please watch the following videos and complete the activities suggested in them.
Phonics lesson on the letter o - YouTube
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YEAR R HOMEWORK - 12TH NOVEMBER 2021
During or story activities we have talked about Remembrance Day and remembering in the past. To support this you could:
- Look at old family photos and remember events or people.
- Take part in a Remembrance Sunday service.
- Watch the Sunday service on television.
- Make poppies from craft paper and talk about the soldiers and what they did.
In numeracy this week we have been exploring 1,2 and 3 in detail. To support this you could:
- Make collections of 1, 2 and 3 objects.
- Put together a pattern of movements with 1 2 and 3 moves i.e 1 jump, 2 wiggles, 3 claps.
- Spot the numerals 1,2 and 3 in the environment.
- Sing number songs and take note of the pattern. Is it one more each time or 1 less?
This week in phonics we have learnt the letters i, n, m, d. [Please watch the videos below and complete the tasks in them.
YEAR R HOMEWORK - 5TH NOVEMBER 2021
This week's maths has been about repeating patterns. To help support your child with this learning here are a few suggestions:
Use potatoes to make a potato print pattern.
Use beads to make a patterned necklace.
Collect natural items from a walk and make a pattern.
Spot patterns in the environment or on clothing.
Make up a repeating sound pattern for example clap, stamp, clap stamp.
Make a pattern for your child but make a deliberate mistake. Ask your child to correct it.
We have also started learning the grapheme and phonemes in phase 2 set 1 (s, a, t, p). To support your child in this area you could watch and do the activities in the following videos.
https://youtu.be/gw5p0-VB3GE
https://youtu.be/D1OkCkXEOK4
https://youtu.be/3j8eXep8LWw
https://youtu.be/B5RKgrDfiIc
Kind regards
Mrs Folkard