24 March 2020: Home learning

Tuesday 24 March 2020

Good morning, Year 1. I hope you all coped OK with yesterday’s tasks – I’m sure you did!  Remember, if you want me to take a look at any of your learning, feel free to email me – I’d love to see how your’re getting on.

Here are today’s tasks:

History

This half term, we have been looking at the history of toys. In last week’s history session, we ordered three teddy bears in chronological order. Can you remember what chronological means?

Below, you will see two of those teddies that we ordered.  In the session, we decided that teddy 1 was the oldest and teddy 2 was the newest. Your task today is to write three sentences about each teddy explaining why we decided that.

Teddy 1                                                      Teddy 2

Use the sentence stems below to help you with your sentences.

Teddy 1 is the oldest because…

Teddy 2 is the newest because…

E.g. Teddy 1 is the oldest because it is worn.

Remember:

Maths 

Today’s maths task follows on from yesterday’s learning about part-part whole models.

Your task  is to draw and complete the part-part whole models like yesterday,  then write four addition sentences under each one.

E.g.

Challenge:

Continue the pattern to find all of the number bonds to 10

10 = 10 + 0

10 = 9 +  __

10 = 8 + __

Reading

This half term, our class novel has been Dogger. We’ve done lots of learning about Dogger, so you should have a good understanding of the story.

Your reading task today is to re-tell the main events of the story.  Use the pictures below to help you with the task.

Also, if you want to remind yourself of the story, I have posted a link below of the story being read on YouTube.

I hope you enjoy today’s tasks! Again, if there is anything I can help you with, contact me using the email: [email protected]

Good luck!

Mr Parker

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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