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Week 5

Friday 24th April

 

Physical Development- Join in with Joe Wicks as he hosts a live workout from 9am. The workout will last 30 minutes and will inspire and energise you to get active, bounce around and have fun! Click here to join in!

 

Literacy- Write a sentence about one thing that you have done this week. Try and have a go at sounding out some of the words by yourself! Don't forget your capital letters and full stops!

Miss Fryer-Saxby's sentence would be... 'This week I have sat in my garden and read a book'. 

 

Maths- Go through each of the challenge cards below and answer the questions. Write your answers in your work books. 

 

Understanding the World- Investigate floating and sinking by choosing ten objects from your home and predicting whether they will float or sink. Why do you think that? Test your predictions by using your bath, a tub of water or maybe your paddling pool! You could record your findings in a table like the one below...

Thursday 23rd April

 

Physical Development- Join in with Joe Wicks as he hosts a live workout from 9am. The workout will last 30 minutes and will inspire and energise you to get active, bounce around and have fun! Click here to join in!

 

Literacy- Watch the two videos via the link below showing the tricky words that we have been learning in class. Sing along, trying to recognise the words as you see them. Then practise writing the tricky words in your work book.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvMyssfAUx0&t=5s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R087lYrRpgY&t=2s

 

Maths- Complete the following number sentences in your workbooks... then think of 2 number sentences to write yourself. 

 

Understanding the World- Go on a rainbow hunt around your house or when your on a walk. Can you find all the items on the list?

 

Expressive Arts- Find some pots and pans or objects of your choice to use as musical instruments. Can you make a band and play along to your favourite song? :-) 

 

PSED- Draw how you are feeling in your work book. Describe why you're feeling this way to a family member. 

Wednesday 22nd April

 

Physical Development- Join in with Joe Wicks as he hosts a live workout from 9am. The workout will last 30 minutes and will inspire and energise you to get active, bounce around and have fun! Click here to join in!

 

Literacy- Practising letter names- using your alphabet mat or the one pictured below, sing the alphabet song and point to each letter in turn as you sing. Can you find and name all the letters in your name? Have a family member say random letter names and you find the right letter on your mat. Remember letter sounds are different to letter names!

 

Maths- Look at the sheet below showing the very hungry caterpillar. Draw the caterpillars in your work book and use your colours to finish each of the repeating patterns. What colours would come next?

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Understanding the World- Follow the instructions below and have a go at growing your own rainbow! Take a picture of your finished rainbow and try to upload it to Tapestry or email Miss Fryer-Saxby!

 

1. Fold over a piece of paper towel and then trim the length to be 7.5 inches (any longer and the rainbow may not connect fully).

TIP: The shorter your piece of paper towel, the better it will connect. Also make sure you are using an absorbent paper towel.

 

2. Draw rectangles of the rainbow colours on each end.

TIP: Add lots of marker to the ends, you want a good amount of dye to travel up the paper towel.

 

3. Place 2 cups with water filled 3/4 full. You only want the bottom of the paper towel in so leave some space from the top of the cup.

Then place the paper towel into the cups, with one end in each cup.

TIP: Do not place the ends too deep in the water or the dye may dissolve into the water instead of moving up the paper towel.

 

4. The washable marker dye will slowly make it’s way up with the water to meet the other side in the center of the paper towel.

5. Leave the paper towel for 10-15 minutes and it will eventually connect the colours together.

 

Tuesday 21st April

 

Physical Development- Join in with Joe Wicks as he hosts a live workout from 9am. The workout will last 30 minutes and will inspire and energise you to get active, bounce around and have fun! Click here to join in!

 

Literacy- Watch the video below and practise your phonics. As you see each letter, say the sound that it makes. Next choose 10 sounds and practise writing them. 

 

 

 

Chaffinch Phonics #2.mp4

Still image for this video
Maths- Look at the picture of the park scene below and answer the questions relating to it. Discuss your thoughts with your family. 

Expressive Arts- Watch the video showing you how to make a paper airplane. Practise your folding skills by learning how to make one for you and one for a member of your family. Predict whose airplane can fly the furthest and have fun flying them! Were your predictions correct? 

 

Understanding the World- Practise saying the days of the week in order. What day is it today? What day was it yesterday? What day is it tomorrow?

Monday 20th April

 

Physical Development- Join in with Joe Wicks as he hosts a live workout from 9am. The workout will last 30 minutes and will inspire and energise you to get active, bounce around and have fun! Click here to join in!

 

Literacy- Practice your letter formation by writing out all the letters of the alphabet using the formation rhymes.

 

Maths- Practice your number formation by writing numbers 0-20 then 20-0.

 

Expressive Arts- Have a look at the painting below by Vincent Van Gogh entitled 'Starry Night'.

What can you see in the pictures? What colours has he used? Using your own choice of materials, create your own version of this famous picture. 

 

PSED- Play a game with your family. It could be a board game or one that you have made up! Take it in turns and make sure you congratulate the winner!
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