Please find below home learning resources:
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Cherry Class Home Learning 25.01.21 |
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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Literacy |
Literacy |
History/RE |
Art |
Literacy |
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Maths |
Science |
Maths |
Music and Dance |
Maths |
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Food Technology |
PE Enrichment |
PE |
PSHE |
Life Skills |
Choose the work that is appropriate for the ability of your child.
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Monday |
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Phonics Phase 1: Odd one out Put out three objects or pictures. Two objects have the similar function and the other a different function eg fork, spoon and ball. (2 things used for eating, one used for playing) Name the objects and the function. Identify the ‘odd one out’. Allow your child to explore the objects. How do they use them? Is it linked to the function?
Phase 3: Watch Mr Thorne does phonics ‘igh’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj1fge3ylWY
Go to the Letters and Sounds website and play a game involving the digraph ‘igh’. http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/phase-3-games.html
Phase 5 Watch Mr Thorne does phonics ‘o-e’ split digraph on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpTIpkgU1fY
Go to Phonics Play website and play a game involving the split digraph o-e https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/5/buried-treasure
Literacy LO: To retell a story
Starter Watch the story of ‘The Mixed up Chameleon’ by Eric Carle l kids book read aloud l the mixed up chameleon read aloud https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxcVeKY5T_c
Activity (not all pages of the book are here for sequencing as there would be too many!) Higher ability: Sequence the pictures and write one or two sentences under each picture using their phonic knowledge. This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Middle ability: With support sequence the pictures and write one or two key words under each picture. Encourage your child to write the initial letter of the word independently using their phonic knowledge (listening to the initial sound of the word). This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Lower ability: Read The Mixed up Chameleon and use the symbols to help retell the story – match the animals to the pictures from the book.
Maths LO: To continue to use standard units (centimetres and metres).
Build a line of railway track, Duplo or other construction kit. Is it a metre long? If not add some pieces or take some away. Measure different objects around your home and garden. Which objects are a metre long?
Design Technology
LO: To make a 3D model of a reptile
Fold a strip of paper into a concertina pattern. Allowing the last sections to be wider to make the mouth of the crocodile. Draw teeth and eyes….SNAP!
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Tuesday |
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Phonics Phase 1: Finish the rhyme Use books with predictable rhymes that children are familiar with and then stop as you come to the final word in the rhyme. Invite children to complete it. Use plenty of intonation and expression as the story or rhyme is recounted. Look, listen and note Look, listen and note how well children: ■ recognise rhyming words; ■ listen and attend to the rhyming strings.
Phase 3: Encourage pupils to practise reading some words/phrases/sentences including the digraphs/trigraphs we have learnt.
Phase 5: Phoneme Spotter – Read the passage and underline the digraphs (two letters that make one sound ‘sh’) and trigraphs (three letters that make one sound eg ‘igh’)
Literacy LO: To retell a story
Starter Watch the story of ‘The Mixed up Chameleon’ by Eric Carle l kids book read aloud l the mixed up chameleon read aloud https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxcVeKY5T_c
Activity (not all pages of the book are here for sequencing as there would be too many!) Higher ability: Sequence the pictures and write one or two sentences under each picture using their phonic knowledge. This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Middle ability: With support sequence the pictures and write one or two key words under each picture. Encourage your child to write the initial letter of the word independently using their phonic knowledge (listening to the initial sound of the word). This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Lower ability: Read The Mixed up Chameleon and use the symbols to help retell the story – extend yesterday’s work by adding the colour symbols. Match them to the animals.
Science LO: To classify animals
Starter Watch a video: Animal song (classifying animals KS1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHYi4fqeEdw
Activity Middle and Higher ability Cut out the animals and stick them onto their appropriate group. This activity can be made easier by working with your child to sort the animals into groups.
Lower Ability: encourage your child to move like the different animal groups eg slither like a reptile, jump like an amphibian.
PE Enrichment Our activity this term is rambling. Put on some sturdy boots or wellies and go for a walk - even if it’s raining – find some puddles to jump in! Have some fun. Encourage your child to take some photographs (developing their ICT skills). |
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Wednesday |
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RE LO: To know about an inspirational people linked to religion
Today we are going to look at a person called Mother Teresa.
Starter Read through the Power point
Activity Work with your child to fill out the biography writing frame. You may want to choose an inspirational quote to put in the large box.
Maths LO: To measure more accurately using standard units (mm).
Starter Today, we are going to be measuring more accurately by using mm. Watch the video on measuring using mm. We often use mm to measure even smaller objects or to be more accurate.
Measure in centimetres cm and millimetres mm using a ruler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EkykKv8usI
Activity Higher and Middle Ability gather 5 small objects from around your house along with a ruler. Measure how long the objects are using mm. Place the objects in size order from largest to smallest.
Lower Ability find different sized objects from around your home eg big spoon and a small spoon; big cushion and a small cushion. Talk to your child about the objects and say ‘big’ or ‘small’ as they handle the objects. You can watch a video about big and small
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtigY6XCE7U
PE Watch and join in Joe Wicks PE Monday 20th January https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hozv0a23eKk
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Thursday |
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Art L.O. To begin to understand where animals live in the world.
Read ‘animals from around the world’ PowerPoint. Do you know that not all animals live in England? Some animals live in different countries where it may be hotter or colder.
Activity Decorate the world map and see how many countries you can identify also which reptiles live there.
Dance/Mile Walk L.O. To enjoy some exercise and or fresh air
Activity Learn some hip hop dance moves! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWTyO8npkOQ
Music L.O. To enjoy music with Mrs Stevens Mrs Stevens has made some videos which follow the usual music lesson routine. Please click on the link for Hazel Class:
https://www.ifieldschool.com/page/?title=Term+3&pid=1469
PSHE L.O. To be able to recognise the size of the problem.
In our PSHE lessons we have been focusing on our feelings, using the zones of regulation. We have looked at using the zones of regulation colours to help us to identify how we are feeling and strategies that we can use to help us.
Today we are going to look at things that might make us feel blue, yellow or red. If somebody says something unkind to me, that might make me feel red. If I drop my bookbag walking in to school, that might also make me feel red. BUT… even though I may feel red as a result of both of these incidents, are they both equally as bad?
Activity Watch and talk about the video on ‘the size of the problem’. If you are feeling calm, begin to talk about a problem your child has experienced. Was it a big or small problem? How did they react big or small? Could they think about reacting differently next time? What strategies could they use? Take a deep breath before responding?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ck0Hfn5ZHoU
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Friday |
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Phonics Interactive games on the Phonics Play website Lower ability https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/1
middle ability http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/phase-2-games.html http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/phase-3-games.html
higher ability – Phase 5 https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/5/dragons-den
Literacy Starter Watch the story of ‘The Mixed up Chameleon’ by Eric Carle l kids book read aloud l the mixed up chameleon read aloud https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxcVeKY5T_c
Activity (not all pages of the book are here for sequencing as there would be too many!) Higher ability: Sequence the pictures and write one or two sentences under each picture using their phonic knowledge. This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Middle ability: With support sequence the pictures and write one or two key words under each picture. Encourage your child to write the initial letter of the word independently using their phonic knowledge (listening to the initial sound of the word). This activity will be continued all week. At the end of the week encourage your child to read what they have written.
Lower ability: decorate the picture of a chameleon and match the chameleon symbol to it.
Maths LO: To learn about comparing length
Starter Twinkl Power Point length quiz ‘longer or shorter’
Activity Higher Ability ordering length – using appropriate language ‘ordering length’ Middle Ability comparing length – using appropriate language ‘longer or shorter’
Life skills LO: To continue to learn how to use the telephone.
Let’s practise using our manners and remember to say please and thank you, hello and goodbye. Do we slam the phone down or listen to others? Discuss what to do if someone you don’t know calls up. What rules should be followed? Discuss what your child should do if they are upset when using the phone – tell an adult (safety). See PDF file for document including pictures |
