Reading
Logon onto www.oxfordowl.co.uk and use ‘My Class Login’ button (classname: robinclass, password: book) to access this week’s ebooks.
RWI Group |
Read Write Inc eBook |
Age Filter |
eBook |
Red |
Get Up |
4-5 years |
Quiz |
Green |
Hands |
4-5 years |
By the Stream |
Orange |
A Vet’s Week |
5-6 years |
A Monster Mistake |
Yellow |
No Way! |
6-7 years |
Red Planet |
Blue |
How to make a peach treat |
6-7 years |
Into the Pyramid |
Grey |
Nancy Roman’s Space Telescope |
6-7 years |
Mini Marvels |
Phonics
Your child will need to practise their phonics daily.
Please access the ‘Read Write Inc Phonics Lessons at Home Page’ on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7fbLgY2oA_cFCIg9GdxtQ/featured for a daily phonics lesson.
The sound your child will need to focus on will depend on their RWI group before the school closure.
Today’s phonics lessons are:-
Your Child’s RWI Group |
Set Sound |
Today’s Sound |
Phonics Video Starts |
Spelling Video Starts |
Red/Green |
2 |
oy |
10am |
10.15am |
Orange/Yellow Blue/Grey |
3 |
ai |
10.30am |
10.45am |
Don’t worry if you miss the lesson start time as the videos will remain available on the Read Write Inc YouTube channel for 24 hours.
Any spellings can be completed in the home school sharing book, an exercise book or a notebook.
Teach Your Monsters to Read
Login to the ‘Teach Your Monsters to Read’ online resource or use the app to continue your adventure in phonics and reading.
Login details are the same as PurpleMash logins.
Access this resource at http://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/u/768037 or download the app (currently discounted to 99p) setting the set the star code to 768037.
English
Today, we will continue to explore poems. Please see the separate activities based around the animal poems ‘If You Should Meet a Crocodile’ and ‘The Vulture’.
An adult can read the poems first and then try to answer the questions together. Highlight and write down the rhyming words in The Vulture poem. BBC Bitesize has a short video about ‘What are rhyming words?’ if you need a reminder.
www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zjhhvcw/articles/zqjgrdm
Print off or draw a picture of either the crocodile or vulture and write words and short phrases. You can record your work in your home school sharing book, an exercise book or a notebook. An adult may need to help create a writing frame in your books.
When writing, remember to think it, say it, like it, write it and read it again.
Choose your writing peak challenge below.
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Can I use finger spaces? |
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Can I use adjectives to describe the parts of the animal like long, sharp claws? |
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Can I write a sentence with a fun fact about the animal I have chosen? |
Maths
See separate maths activities to practise doubling.
This includes a learning reminder, two levels of practice sheet, guidance if you get a bit stuck and a few questions to check your understanding. All the answers are provided so that you can ‘tick or fix’ your work with an adult.
If you have no access to a printer at home, draw/write answers in home school sharing book, exercise book or a notebook.
Quick recall of doubles can be practised by playing the Hit the Button game at https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button. If your child is very confident with doubling numbers to 10, they could try doubling from 5-15 or 10-20.
Music
2Explore is a program on PurpleMash which allows you to compose, play and record simple melodies.
Login to PurpleMash and find 2Explore in the 2Do tab at the top of your screen. Pupil logins will be inside the front cover of the home school sharing book or will have been sent to you by email from the office.
Launch the program and then select the icon to watch a tutorial about how to use the program.
Select the button, then ‘new’ and choose the chimes like you have been using in music lessons and assembly with Miss Harvey.
Create, play and record a simple melody of your own. When you are happy with it, save and hand in your work as we do in class.