Excellent Year 3 Learning!
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!
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.
Amazing Year 1 Learning!
Hello everyone!
I’ve had a really good week setting you tasks and seeing some of your learning. Here are a few pictures of them…
A quick update
Hello, Year 2. Hope you’ve had a good week back to learning. Thank you to Mr Wilks who has been keeping you busy with your home learning while Mrs Freeman and I are back at school working with the children who have started to return.
We miss you all lots and please do keep sending emails so we can see what you’ve been doing.
It’s been another busy week with Lexia learning and we wanted to share that a few more children have reached their next level.
Well done to Saif, Kian and Evie. Great work!
If any families need help with accessing Lexia while you are at home, please do contact us ([email protected] and [email protected]).
Have a happy and healthy weekend, everyone.
Reception learning
I hope you’ve all had a great week.
Thanks for sending me photos of your learning at home. You’ve all been really busy.
We’ve been busy at school too!
05 June 2020: Home learning
Phonics
Practise phonemes ai ee
Write the ai words
Write the ee words
Challenge
Choose one word and say it in a sentence. Can you write it?
Literacy
Retell the story ‘The Rainbow Fish’.
Can you put these pictures in order?
Challenge
Can you write a sentence for each picture?
Maths-positional language
Vocabulary; behind, on top, under, between, next to, above, inside.
Play a game.
You will need a small toy and a cardboard box.
- Place the toy in the cardboard box
- Ask your child to say where it is
- Encourage them to use a sentence:”It is in the box.”
- Place the toy on the top of the box and repeat the question
Hide the toy around the room and give your child clues for them to find it;eg “It’s next to your favourite car.”
Let your child hide the toy and give you a clue. Keep reinforcing the language.
Amazing artwork
Today, the children in school learnt all about Amelia Mary Earhart. She was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. 
After lots of discussion about Amelia’s heroic adventures, we had a go at drawing some pictures of her in an aircraft.
I’m sure you will agree that the sketches are superb!
Well done, Ewan, Bridget, Harman, Vedant, Shameeska, Jodie and Sam.
04 June 2020: Home learning
Phonics
This week we are practising the digraphs ai, ee, and the trigraph igh.
Words to read:
Can you write a sentence?
(Read the sentence to your child for them to write.)
Literacy
Book of the week: The Rainbow Fish
Use the rainbow animal you drew yesterday to make your own Rainbow Fish story. You could draw a story map.
Challenge: Write your story using first, next, then, finally.
Maths-teen numbers
Count and clap.
Yesterday we learnt about the number 15.
Watch Numberblocks
Fill in the missing numbers on the tracks.
03 June 2020: Home learning
Hi everyone!
I hope you are enjoying your home learning this week.
Today’s home learning.
Phonics
Practise all phase 3 phonemes.
Words to read:
Read the sentence.
Literacy
Book of the week: The Rainbow Fish
Listen to the story of the week.
Make a different rainbow animal. You could draw, paint or make a collage.
Maths
Let’s learn all about the number 15
Challenges:
Draw Rainbow Fish. Draw or stick 15 sparkly scales on your fish.
Have fun!
02 June 2020: Home learning
Good morning
I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s learning. I love seeing all your home learning.
Here are today’s home learning activities.
Phonics
Make sure you have a whiteboard and pen or paper and pencil for today’s recap lesson on the phonemes ai and ee.
Watch BBCBitesize lesson
Literacy
Book of the week: The Rainbow Fish
Listen to the story of the week
Something special.
Maths- odd and even
Count to 20 and back again.
We have been learning about teen numbers.
Tomorrow we will be learning about the number 15.
15 is an odd number. An odd number is a number that can’t be split into 2 equal groups.
Using Lego, counters or any other objects you have at home can you find any other odd numbers between 0 and 15?
Watch this Numberblocks episode on odd and even numbers.
Take a picture of your odd number findings and email them to [email protected]
Have a lovely day!