Reading
Children who are returning to school will be reading all of their books in school with a Teacher or Teaching Assistant as we cannot send materials home. There will be no book bags or reading journals.
For those children who are not returning to school we will allocate 2 books on Bug club on Fridays for the following week.
Remember all the books previously allocated will still be available for the children to re-read and please continue to use any other books you have at home. Children will also enjoy finding words in books you read to them as well as the environment.
Continue to use the bumblebee tricky word mat for children to recognise and read on sight and begin spelling accurately too.
Oxford Reading tree have also released their scheme for you to use at home for free. This is in the national book band colours. You will need to create an account.
Ahoy there matey!
This week in school we are going to read ‘Pirates love underpants’.
Pirates always wear a pirate hat.
Can you follow the instructions to make your own pirate hat?
Please also choose a phonics game from Education City or Espresso to play today.
Ahoy there matey!
We would like you to practice your subtraction skills. Do you remember that subtracting means taking away so your answer will always be smaller?
Don’t forget to read the number sentence. Look at the symbols:
- is the symbol for subtraction
= is the equal’s symbol.
When you read your number sentence don’t forget to use the grown up word ‘subtraction’
Read each subtraction number sentence, find the answer then look to see what colour you need for that number, then colour the part of the picture that has that answer.
Use your toys to help work out the answer.
Please also choose a phonics game from Education City or Espresso to play today.
Ahoy their matey!
Colin the crocodile and Edward the elephant decided to build a pirate ship out of the classrooms junk modelling. When it was bath time they put their ship in the bath to see if it would float – it didn’t!
Can you have a go at building a pirate ship? You could use your Lego any junk modelling you have in your recycling bin.
Please also choose a phonics game from Education City or Espresso to play today.
Additional activities.
Please use Oak Academy for additional lessons and activities if you require more.