Tuesday 12th January
Hello everyone!
Ready for another great day!
Challenge of the day!
How many times can you write your name in 1 minute?
Phonics
Please note that we will be recapping Phase 2 and Phase 3 phonics for the first part of this term. I will try to do this in different ways using Twinkl and the good old internet!! If your child is confident with reading the sounds in these words then please help them to write them using correct letter formation! This will be the beginnings of them learning to spell!
There is also a writing task at the end of the phonics lesson. I am very conscious that we must keep going with our writing and forming our letters correctly. If your child does the writing task easily encourage them to write another sentence.
I would love to see your efforts on Tapestry.
This icon will help your child to remember what to do when they are writing a sentence.
- The mouth reminds you to first say what you are going to write.
- The cap reminds you to start your sentence with a capital letter.
- The finger reminds you to leave finger spaces between each word.
- The dot reminds you to end your sentence with a full stop.
- The glasses remind you to read the sentence you have written.
You say this sentence and your child writes it down. Look out for tricky words and sound out each word.
The pan is on the hob.
Challenge 1 - if your child can write this sentence easily add in some describing words e.g. The big pan is on top of the hot hob.
Challenge 2 - Can they write another sentence about the pan?
Maths
I can subitize - say the number without counting the set.
More or Less
I can make a sensible estimate
You need small countable items – e.g. Legoï›› bricks, buttons, beads, small pebbles, conkers, dried beans, raisins, etc.
How to play
o Take two or three handfuls of items.
o Place these in a largish bowl.
o You and your partner should each separately estimate how many there are. You have to guess in the following categories
Each of you must say – you can use the colour to show your estimate.
o Together count the items into sets of 10. How many are there in all?
o The person whose estimate was closest takes a 10p coin!
o Play until one person has 50p.
English
I can answer simple questions to show my understanding.
Ask your child these questions -
What did the mice slide down the snowy hill on?
Who was the first animal to knock on the door?
What tickled Percy's nose and made him sneeze?
What did the fox promise he would do?
Why were the animals scared?
Where did the mice sleep in the end?
Science
I can talk about what happens in the winter time.
Art
I can design a repeating pattern.
Use the picture below to draw your own hat, gloves and scarf or click on the link below to print one.