18th May to 22nd May Weekly update Y1
Another week has gone by – did it fly or has it been a slow one? I really hope it flew by because you have been so busy and having fun.
Thank you so much to all the work you have been sharing with us. You can take a photo and send it as an email via Purple Mash or you can put it on the school website blog!
Here are some ideas for you to have a go at this week:
Maths
The Power Maths home learning books arrived last week and are supported by the White Rose and Bitesize materials which are also available if you are not using the book. You can still get plenty of ideas and questions from these places instead.
This week’s NRich task can be found here. It is suitable for both Year 1 and Reception with support. Can you work out how Buzzy Bee has labelled her hive? Remember the solution is always on the page if you get stuck.
English
Phonics for Y1. There are some excellent videos for teaching phonics here. Set 2 will be revisiting the learning of sounds and spellings we already know. Set 3 is new learning and spelling with this sound and is shown at 10.30 a.m.
Year 1 will use the Oak National Academy materials Week 4 English, and they are focussed on the story of The Tiger who came to Tea, with phonics, spellings and activities linked to the story each day. You’ll only need paper and pencil to take part for the lessons too. These lessons are best followed in sequence, starting with the Monday lesson.
Year 1 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
There are phonic activities for you all to complete and grammar tasks in your Active Learn account.
Have a go at a reading comprehension here
There is a spelling quiz for you on Purple Mash.
Practise handwriting everyday, using cursive joins please.
Science
This week you are going to be sense explorers. Look here on our website.
Topic
How do we know about dinosaurs?
In this lesson the children will learn about how we found out about dinosaurs.
There are 3 books allocated in Activelearn for this lesson which will help the children to learn more facts. These are: Dinosaurs and Fossils. These books are too advanced for your child to read so please read to them or set the program to read to the children. They will benefit from hearing a short section over a period of days. There is also a presentation about the life of Mary Anning. See the bottom of the page. The books and the presentation will give them the answer to the question.
Complete a fossil fact file in your 2Dos on Purple Mash
Activity
Make fossils, as suggested on page 26, or make an ice fossil like on page 14. Have fun!
At the end of the lesson your child:
Should be able to say what a fossil is and what we can learn from them;
Or, even better, your child could be able to say how a fossil is made and tell you about Mary Anning.
RE
This week we are learning about churches.
You can look inside a church here
Then watch this video and take a tour of the church.
Physical Activity
This week's focus sport is here.Why not post a blog about this? We'd love to hear how you're staying active!
Extras
Picture News Activity ideas linked to an issue current in the news.
Collective worship at the Oak National Academy on Thursdays, or with Fischy Music and Picture News on Mondays.
Take a look at the latest Eco Activity from the RSPB - you could try making a pitfall trap at home too.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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