Thursday
Don't Forget!!
We have a live lesson with Ollie Tunmer, who is going to lead a music session called THE BEAT GOES ON at 10.30-11am. Links to the live session will be sent 15 minutes before.
All you need before the session starts is:
- a wooden spoon (reasonably sturdy)
- a cushion or pillow (that is ok to be hit with the wooden spoon!)
- a metal or sturdy plastic container (tuppaware box, pot or pan, that can be also hit)
- a plastic bottle with the top on, filled with rice, pasta or something similar.
Literacy:
(Approx. 30 mins – 9 min teaching video, 25 min activity)
Activity:
- Join in with incy wincy.
- Pause to join in with activities.
- What do you think incy wincy spider looks like? Draw incy wincy spider! Can you explain what your spider looks like?
- Guess who Miss Doherty is talking about from her 3 clues! Write it down or draw a picture.
- Draw a picture of one of the characters and add your own labels like Miss Doherty.
- Use your labels to write 3 full sentences. Join your sentences using the word ‘and’.
Resources:
- Paper, pencils
- Device to watch video
Maths (Reception):
(Approx. 30 mins)
Activity:
- Quick! Can you be speedier than yesterday? How many dots are there altogether?
- What do you notice?
- What does zero mean? Nothing / 0 / all gone.
- Create a picture to show zero and not zero – you could draw pictures or see if you can spot zero in the house or outside e.g. a plate full of chips / a plate with 0 chips or a tree with 10 leaves / a tree with 0 leaves.
Resources:
- Device to watch video.
- 5 frame from yesterday.
Maths (Year one):
(Approx. 30 mins)
- Watch this video: ‘Recognise and name 2D shapes’ (7mins)
Activity/ Resources:
- Paper, pencils
- Device to watch video
- Separate sheet (Yr1 Thursday Maths warm up + worksheet)
Phonics:
(Approx. 20mins)
- Watch Miss Sutton’s video: ‘ur’
- Pause it at the relevant points for your child to answer any questions, practise letter formation or to fill in each part of the sheet.
- The sheet is called ‘Phonics: ur’.
- If you do not have access to a printer, please don’t worry – children can write it out on a piece of paper, the sheet isn’t necessary but may just be handy as a reference J