Today’s home learning activities are:
Reception:
Phonics – Watch the learning video on class story on dojos for your new sounds ‘air’ and ‘ure’ then complete the activity on purple mash.
English – Draw a story map for the lighthouse keeper’s lunch. If you would like a reminder of how to draw a story map see the class story video on dojos from the 12th May when we did it last with reception.
Maths – Join in with the leaning song https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=18&v=GvTcpfSnOMQ&feature=emb_logo&safe=active Then complete the worksheets. Differentiated Making Groups of Two Activity Sheet You don’t need to complete all 3 sheets but you can if you’re feeling like a challenge.
PSHE: With some of you returning to school and as lockdown measures are gradually easing you may be venturing out into your communities a bit more now so it is a good time to think about how and why we socially distance ourselves. Listen to a grown up read you this power point what-is-social-distancing-powerpoint_ver_4 Talk about any questions you may have. Complete the sorting activity. This could be a cut and stick activity or you could draw each of the scenarios under two headings in your book. safe-and-unsafe-returning-to-school-sorting-activity_ver_4 (1)
Year 1:
Phonics – Watch the learning video for the alternative sounds for g y ey. Then complete the activity on purple mash.
English – Draw a story map for the lighthouse keeper’s lunch. If you would like a reminder of how to draw a story map see the class story video on dojos from the 12th May when we did it last with Reception.
Maths – Join in with the learning song – we’re doing it again because we loved it so much yesterday! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wwydguSKOU&safe=active
Then complete the worksheets. Differentiated Making Groups of Two Activity Sheet
PSHE: With some of you returning to school and as lockdown measures are gradually easing you may be venturing out into your communities a bit more now so it is a good time to think about how and why we socially distance ourselves. Listen to a grown up read you this power point what-is-social-distancing-powerpoint_ver_4 Talk about any questions you may have. Complete the sorting activity. This could be a cut and stick activity or you could draw each of the scenarios under two headings in your book. safe-and-unsafe-returning-to-school-sorting-activity_ver_4 (1)
Year 2:
Grammar – Go through the learning power point about adverbs. -Adverbs-PowerPoint_Then complete the activity sheet. You could write out the sentences as good handwriting practise. adverbs worksheet y2
English – Draw a story map for the lighthouse keeper’s lunch. If you would like a reminder of how to draw a story map see the class story video on dojos from the 12th May when we did it last with Reception. Add in labels with some useful vocabulary of what is in the scene.
Maths – Join in with the counting song again today as we loved it so much yesterday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wwydguSKOUComplete the multiplication and division problems in your yellow book.mulp and div word problems twos
PSHE: With some of you returning to school and as lockdown measures are gradually easing you may be venturing out into your communities a bit more now so it is a good time to think about how and why we socially distance ourselves. Listen to a grown up read you this power point what-is-social-distancing-powerpoint_ver_4 Talk about any questions you may have. Complete the sorting activity. This could be a cut and stick activity or you could draw each of the scenarios under two headings in your book. safe-and-unsafe-returning-to-school-sorting-activity_ver_4 (1)
