Hello everyone!
Hope you are all well and staying safe at home!
Challenge of the day!
If you had a magic pencil what would you draw to make the world a better place?
Phonics
We are now consolidating Phase 4 of our Phonics learning.
Your child should recognise all the Phase 2, 3 and 4 tricky words and please still practise recognising digraphs/trigraphs within words. They should also be able to say letter names out of order.
If you feel that your child still needs more practise with Phase2/3 please re-visit the previous weeks learning and try some other games on the suggested websites on our front class page.
You say this sentence and your child writes it down. Look out for tricky words and sound out each word.
Gran went to get fresh fish.
Challenge 1 - if your child can write this sentence easily add in some describing words e.g. Gran went to the shop...
Challenge 2 - Can they write another sentence about the fish?
Maths
I can recognise odd and even numbers.
Counting practice
o Take turns to count. This is harder than you think!
o One person says ‘one’.
o The second person says ‘two’.
o The first person says ‘three’’.
o Continue like this, talking turns, until you reach 20.
o Repeat but this time speed up!
o Repeat but this time the other person starts – so you are saying different numbers.
o Repeat but count backwards from 20 to blast-off!
Challenge -Talk about who is saying the even numbers and who is saying the odd numbers.
Our topic this term will look at planting, seeds and life cycles so this music lesson starts us off nicely.
PHSE
I am beginning to understand that as a child I have basic human rights.
Malala Yousafzai grew up being very concerned about the injustices that a lot of children in her community experienced. She was concerned that children were not having their basic rights
A lot of them could not go to school and were very poor.
This video explains in a simple way what the basic human rights are for a child.
Challenge - Can your children remember some of the basic rights of a child?
Draw a picture and send it our class email.
Mrs Hales would love to see your wonderful work.