Week 6
Year One Maths
This weeks maths videos can be accessed here. https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-1/ The week starts with measuring height and length, before moving on to weight and mass.
Year Two Maths
This week you will be looking at multiplication using arrays and multiplication tables/facts. I have uploaded the worksheets, anwers and a document with the video links for the week.
Year One Spelling
Year Two Spellings
This week's spellings are common exception words. I have uploaded the resources, remember they are not all mandatory.
Year One Phonics
Year Two Phonics
This week we complete the focus 'eer' say 'ear' and the focus 'ture' say 'cher'. There are 6 lessons this week to ensure you complete the focus, as half term starts next week.
Grammar
I'd like you to look at subordinating conjunctions this week. I have uploaded some activities to support the PowerPoint.
Writing
This week, we are looking at the continent that the Amazon Rainforest is found in. I have uploaded a PowerPoint from the GoJetters who explore South America along with a link to an episode of the GoJetters and Andy's Safari Adventures that links with our topic really well. I would like you to create a multiple choice quiz all about the Amazon Rainforest, like the one in the GoJetter's PowerPoint. You can use facts that you have learnt along the way or find out some extra ones to create a quiz. It doesn't need to be long, 3 questions is more than enough.
Remember to use questions starters, such as;
Who...
What..
Where...
When...
Why...
How...
The PowerPoint has been split into 3 parts due to the file size.
Reading
Science
In science this week we will continue looking at plants and what they need to grow. Look through the PowerPoints and then complete the sheets. Remember if you don't have access to a printer you can just write the answers on paper or talk through your answers with a grown up.
R.E.
Last week we listened to some stories that are important to Muslims. We learned that Muslims believe that we should try hard to look after all of God’s creation. This week, we are going to find out more about that belief.
Download the “Charlie and Blue Gardens” PDF from your class page. Watch the video clip (link can be accessed via the pdf document). If you like, you can print out the sheets but you could draw or paint your pictures on a bigger scale if you like.
Rainbow Challenge
Lots of children in Robins Class celebrated their birthdays last week.
A BIG happy birthday to Sophie B, Francesca and Joshua! ππππ
Look how busy Robins have been this week!
Thank you for sending lots of lovely emails sharing all the fun activities the children have been doing.
Thank you so much for all your support and hard work during this difficult time. I have seen some amazing work and I’m very proud of all the children.βοΈ It is now time for a well-deserved break. Please try to enjoy the two weeks family time as much as possible and you will hear from me again on the 8th June.πππ
As this is another holiday during lockdown you might like to do some fun activities with your child.πβΊοΈπ©π»π³π·
- You could plan a ‘Holiday at Home!’ You could have a ‘camping’ holiday in your lounge or wear holiday clothes for a day to make it fun and different for you all. If you have a sandpit you could make sandcastles or if you have a paddling pool you could splash about in your swimming costume.π
- Why not write a postcard and send it to relatives or friends? Remember to start your postcard with ‘Wish you were here!’ βοΈβοΈβοΈ
- You could try some box modelling and design a building you would like to stay in on holiday. Or you could design a park with play equipment like swings, slides and zip-wire.
- Keep reading lots of stories and enjoying books.π
- Keep fit and make sure you have lots of nice walks, bike and scooter rides, especially when the weather is nice.π΄π²
- Plan something nice to eat with everyone in your house. You might like to plan a barbecue meal to eat outdoors or have something that reminds you of a place you have visited on holiday.π²ππ
- Paint a special stone. Once we are back, we can place them around our school outside areas. You can leave your special stone in a box outside the front entrance of school.
Keep safe and see you all soon!
Mrs Walshπ