Class News

11 June 2020:Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mrs Wood

Good morning!

Here are today’s activities.

Phonics

Practise phoneme igh at BBCBitesize

Words to read:

Handwriting

Let’s practise the letters e, f and s

Literacy
Can you write a sentence about the photo?

Maths

Today we are going to have a go at estimating. Estimating is when we roughly count the number of objects we can see.

Put some objects out in front of your child (you may
want to use a towel to cover them up until you are ready to reveal the objects). Give your child a few seconds to look at the objects and ask them to estimate how many they can see.
Take turns and continue to do this a few times changing the amount of objects each time. Ask questions e.g. is it more or less than last time? How do you know?

10 frames

Say how many spiders are on the 10 frames. Don’t count-use your subitising skills!

Celebrating Home Learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wain

I am still ever so proud of the sheer effort and determination you lot are putting into your home learning. It seems like it has been ages but you guys have shown me just how dedicated to your learning you are – it’s wonderful!

Below are some pictures of learning that have been sent to me.

See if you can find your own learning or work out who the other pieces of learning belong to!

Remember, keep sending me your work so I can send you stars and steps and well done again.

10 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mrs Wood

Hi everyone!

I hope you are having a good week. Keep sending me photos of your learning.

Here are today’s learning activities.

Phonics

Practise phoneme oa at BBC Bitesize

Practise writing the tricky words we have learnt.

Try using this look, say , cover and write sheet.

 

Phonics activity

Play ‘Musical Blending’
Write these words on separate scrap pieces of paper.
feet queen spin chip string pink rain train
Spread them out on the floor. Play some groovy tunes and dance away. When the music stops jump on a word and blend it. Keep going until you have read all of the words.

Literacy

Watch Incy Wincy spider. Can you hear the rhyming words? See if you can spot the digraph ai. Write the words with the digraph ai

Maths

Count to twenty and back again.

Draw your Incy Wincy maths stories.

Extra activity

Watch Charlie and Lola

 

You haven’t left yet!

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mrs Weekes

Hello Year 6 (and parents / carers) – hope you are all ok and surviving these crazy times!

Just wanted to give you an update on the Y6 leavers’ hoodies.  The design has been agreed, the logo has been embroidered (I’d like to say by me, but it wasn’t me), the order has been confirmed and they will be winding their way to Moortown very soon.

Once they have arrived, parents / carers will be informed and they will be available to be picked up from school.  This is likely to be much nearer the end of term – anyway you can’t have a leaver’s hoody until you are leaving and you can’t get wash your hands of us yet – keep washing your hands though; it’s very important.

We’re really sorry that your last term is not what it should be and we know that you’re all missing each other – hopefully, we will manage to sort some way of seeing you before the end of the term.

Take care you lovely lot and stay happy and healthy!

 

09 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Monday 08 June 2020 by Mrs Wood

Good morning!

Phonics

Sing an alphabet song

Let’s recap the phoneme oa

Words to write:

boat, goat, croak, night, bright

Phonics activity:

Write the oa and igh words.

Literacy
Story of the week: The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle
Listen to the story.
Can you remember what animals were first, and then next?

Encourage your child to retell the story using appropriate language e.g First, the horse asked the spider…

Maths

Count to 20 and back again. Don’t forget 0!

 

Draw your spider stories.

Extra activity

08 June 2020:Home learning

Posted on Sunday 07 June 2020 by Mrs Wood

Hello everyone. I hope you had a great weekend.

Remember to send me photos of your learning.

moortowneyfs@spherefederation.org

Phonics

Sing the Jolly phonics songs.

Words to read:
chip queen rain look

Read and answer the yes/no questions

Literacy
Story of the week: The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle
Listen to the story.

Draw and label the animals from the story.

Maths

Write the numbers 0-15 on the floor using chalk, paint or write on paper (make sure they are big enough to stand on).

Can you find the answers to these problems?

Find and stand on the number that is 1 more than 14
Find and stand on the number that is double 4
Find and stand on an odd number
Find and stand on a number that is fewer than 5
Find and stand on a number that is more than 7
Find and stand on an even number
Find and stand on the number that is half of 10

Challenge: Can you make up your own problems?

 

 

Super photography!

Posted on Friday 05 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hi Year 4s

Have a look at the amazing photos Harman has taken. Do you recognise where they were taken? That’s it, Roundhay Park!

Fabulous home learning!

Posted on Friday 05 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 4s!

I hope you’ve had a good week! Thanks very much for sending me some excellent photos of what you’ve been doing.

Excellent Year 3 Learning!

Posted on Friday 05 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 3s!

I’ve had a great week home learning with you. Thanks for all your hard work. I’ve posted some super photos of your learning below.

   

Brilliant Year 2 Learning!

Posted on Friday 05 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 2s!

Thanks very much for all your hard work this week. You’ve done some brilliant learning and I’ve loved seeing it.

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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