Below is your child’s Year Group Learning for the week beginning Monday 22nd June 2020

Literacy Maths Stories Handwriting Writing

Monday

Today’s sound is ‘ow ’as in blow the snow. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPtNBSfCkJA

Read these ‘ow’ words and make a list

of the real and alien words.

Real Alien

shrow crow blow towng quow flow stow grow

trow zowp trowch sprow mow quowng

Add some more of your own words to each list.

Counting on and back Logon to your MyMaths account and click ‘try the lesson’. Complete: Tab 1 Adding lines Tab 2 Your turn You may like to have a go at using the ‘Number line addition’ worksheet below.

Use Oxford Owl or your new Bug Club membership at home to read a few pages of a book from your book band. The Paper Dolls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BuURAo5f3k

What does the girl keep losing? What does the girl’s mother help her to make? Can you remember at least one thing the paper dolls do? Can you make paper dolls? What would you call them?

In your book practise the handwriting join ‘st’ from the ‘Step 1 Cursive Joins’ sheet in your learning pack. Write ‘st’ in your book and then try writing ‘still’, ‘stick’, ‘first’ using this join. If your child is finding this tricky, revisit the individual letter formation too i.e. ‘s’ and ‘t’. Don’t forget to sit your letters carefully on the line of your book!

Choose one (or more) of these videos to watch of people talking about their favourite book. George’s Marvellous Medicine https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/english-ks1--ks2-georges-marvellous-medecine-by-roald-dahl/zry7pg8 The Wind in the Willows https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/english-ks1--ks2-the-wind-in-the-willows-by-kenneth-grahame/z7yb92p My naughty little sister

Tuesday

Today’s sound is ‘aw’. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xvdbR6g060

Play ‘Dragons Den’. Pick ‘Phase 5’ ,

‘aw’ and then read and sort the real and alien words.

https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/2/dragons-den

In your neatest handwriting write

these ‘aw’ words;

Logon to your MyMaths account and click ‘try the lesson’. Complete: Tab 3 Subtracting lines Tab 4 Your turn You may like to have a go at using the ‘Number line subtraction’ worksheet below.

Use Oxford Owl or your new Bug Club membership at home to read a few pages of a book from your book band

The Emperor of Absurdia https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=jNh1jy4sYEM&feature=emb_logo What is an emperor? What did the emperor have for lunch?

What was your favourite part of the story?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/english-ks1--ks2-my-naughty-little-sister-by-dorothy-edwards/zb2rwty Then write your own book review of your favourite book. Remember to use careful punctuation in your sentences. What do you like about the book? Who would you recommend it to? What was your favourite part? What was your favourite sentence/s in the book and why? You could also… - Draw a picture of the characters. - Dress up as one of the characters and pretend to be them. What would they say and do? - Become a storyteller and

Wednesday

Today’s sound is ‘air’. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZHKK9jnfFQ

Read these ‘air’ words and write them out with the sound buttons like in the video. Remember single letters which

make one sound need a dot. If a sound is made by 2 or more letters

you need a line beneath them.

fair air pair fair airport stairs chair dairy

repair hairbrush lair

Logon to your MyMaths account and click ‘try the lesson’. Complete: Tab 7 Adding and subtracting game

Use Oxford Owl or your new Bug Club membership at home to read a few pages of a book from your book band Stanley’s Stick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O8f5FxPA3c

Where did Stanley’s stick come from? Can you name three things Stanley used his stick for? What does Stanley do with his stick at the beach? Why is Stanley’s new stick different?

Thursday

Today’s sound is ‘ai’. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnXaN-CvR9s

Cut out the letter cards attached to the end of this plan or make your own versions. Arrange the cards to make

lots of different ‘ai’ words. Some might be real words, some might be

alien words like this…

ch ai p How many words can you make and

read?

Logon to your MyMaths account and click ‘try the lesson’. Complete: Tab 8 Pairs game Tab 9 Beat the clock

Use Oxford Owl or your new Bug Club membership at home to read a few pages of a book from your book band The Day the Crayons Quit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTbINnlW4sI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGUxYZMOVAA What did Duncan find when he looked for his crayons? What word tells us that Purple crayon does not like messy things? How do you know that Duncan’s teacher likes his picture? Do you think there is a colour that is more important than the others? Why or why not?

Friday

Today’s sound is ‘oi’. Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTITdRL_cU

All these aliens have an ‘oi’ in their

name. Can you name them all?

Learn to read and spell these words

on your Year 1 Key Word sheet:

a love so do come Choose an activity to practise these

words;

Cut up these letter cards or

make your own. Muddle them

up then put them back

together to spell the key

words

a l o v e

s o d o c

o m e Set a timer for 1 minute. How

many times can you write

‘love’? Do the same for all the

words. Which word could you

write the fastest?

Using the learning from this week, have a go at the ‘The Friday Challenge’ sheet be+6low.

Use Oxford Owl or your new Bug Club membership at home to read a few pages of a book from your book band That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj-d5ON45xs

Stanley is special to Emily. What is special to you? How many of Emily and Stanley’s adventures can you remember? What adjectives does Emily use to describe the Queen’s bear? Can you think of any adjectives to describe Stanley?

retell the story to your family. - Put on a play and use props to retell the story.

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Thursday Phonics - ai

ai sh ch n p ng nk str w l fl fr ire z m air er ur p j g s h f s