Monday 12th December 2022
Good morning Reception!
Here you will find lessons and resources to access for home learning.
Please use Tapestry to upload any work you'd like to share!
Stay wrapped up warm, and we will see you soon
Mrs B and Mrs Roberts
Welcome back to the spring term.
The timetable below includes all of the learning that we have set for any children in Reception that need to isolate this week. Links to resources and worksheets are provided as needed.
Please upload photos and videos of your child's learning to their Tapestry account so that we can celebrate their learning and provide feedback.
Please do not hesitate to contact me by emailing info@stpeter-stpaul.surrey.sch.uk if you would like further support with remote learning this week and/or require paper copies of any of the resources.
Mrs Bridges
Spring 2 week 5 - beginning 21.3.22
Spring 2 week 4 - beginning 14.3.22
Spring 2 week 3 - beginning 7.3.22
Spring 2 week 2 - beginning 28.2.22
Spring 2 week 1 - beginning 21.2.22
Spring 1 week 6 - beginning 7.2.22
Spring 1 week 5 - beginning 31.1.22
Spring 1 week 4 - beginning 24.1.22
Spring 1 week 3 - beginning 17.1.22
Remote learning Autumn 1 week 3
week beginning 13.9.21
15-20 minute sessions | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | ||
Phonics – 9:30 | Listen for different sounds in the house, how are they different?
Shut your eyes, can yu hear the washing machine? Can you hear the fridge? Can you hear the tap running? Can you hear the clock ticking?
| Finding words that start with the same letter as your name ie: Nathan – nose, number, no, knife, knot, knee | play ‘welcome to the zoo’ on phonics play! | Look for objects that start with the same sound
Washing up and window Carpet and curtains Bed and basket |
play sound starters on phonics play | ||
Literacy - 11 | Monkey puzzle – listen to the story. How did the monkey feel at the beginning of the story? How did he feel at the end? Why did his feelings change? | Can you remember how the monkey describes his mum? Her tail, her size? How would you describe your mum? Her hair? Her eyes? | listen to the story ‘The family book’ and think how your family looks. Who lives at your house? Do you have family who live in another house? Or far away? | listen to the story and think about the different family members. What do they do differently? What does the baby do? What does the mummy do? At your house, what do you do? | Think about the beginning of the story and the end. Mummy wanted 5 minutes peace all by herself, did she get that? Why not?! | ||
Maths – 1:00 | join in with the song. Make cards with numbers from 0 – 10 can you recognise each number and say its name? | Using your cards from yesterday, can you jumble them up and put them in order starting from 0. Just do til 5 if you want to! | Using your number cards, can you use small parts, like pasta shapes, to count out the right number for each card. Number 2 gets 2 pieces of pasta etc | Hide the cards and have an adult show you one at a time. Do you know that number? Can you copy it onto a piece of paper? | Practice writing your own number line, you can use your cards to help you. | ||
Learning play
| Draw who lives in your family!
Try to put their names on your picture | Build a home for a family – do you have construction at home? Blocks or lego, or even a dolls house? | Make a self portrait – look in a mirror and make a picture o your own face. Can you add eyes the right colour? And a nose, mouth and hair? Use pencils or paint, or anything else! |
Summer 2 week 6
week beginning 12/7/21
15-20 minute | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 Phase 4
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Literacy – 10:30 ‘King and the Moon’ | In this lesson, we will be introducing a new story with a new setting.
| In this lesson, we will be mapping the story and starting to think about explanations and the word ‘because’.
| In this lesson, we will be recycling the story of The King and the Moon, changing characters and creating a new story into which we can apply the learning of the unit so far.
| In this lesson, we will be consolidating and developing the language teaching from the first half of the unit through a new context.
thursday - developing language
| In this lesson, we will be supporting pupils to tell the story independently.
friday - independent retelling
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Maths – 11:30 Oak National ‘Money’ | In this lesson, we will learn the value of one penny and the other coins.
| In this lesson, we will be exploring difference combinations of coins to give a total amount up to 10p using a ten and five frame.
| In this lesson, we will be exploring different combinations of coins to give a total amount up to 20p using a number track.
wednesday - combining amounts to 20p
| In this lesson, we will be exploring giving change from ten pence using a ten frame.
| In this lesson, we will be exploring the values of coins and consolidating this understanding through practical activities.
friday - consolidation practice
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Summer 2 Week 3 | |||||
15-20 minute sessions | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 Recapping vowel digraphs. | Review ‘ai, ee, igh’
| Review ‘oa, oo, ar’
| Review ‘or, ur, oo’
| Review ‘ow, oi, ear’
| Review ‘air, ure, er’
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Literacy – 10:30
| In this lesson we will listen to and join in with a discussion.
| In this lesson, we will map our ideas on a discussion map so that we can clearly see advantages and disadvantages.
| In this lesson, we will write the introduction of our discussion as to whether or not Little Red Riding Hood should go into the woods along.
| In this lesson, we will write the advantages of allowing Little Red Riding Hood to go into the woods alone.
| In this lesson, we will write the disadvantages of allowing Little Red Riding Hood to go into the woods alone.
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Maths – 11:30 | https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/first-then-now-week-3/
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Remote learning Summer 1 week 6
15-20 minute sessions | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 Phase 4! | Phase 4 - lesson 1 | Phase 4 - lesson 2 | Phase 4 - lesson 3 | Phase 4 - lesson 4 | Phase 4 - lesson 5 |
Literacy – 10:30 ‘Lucky Duck’ Week 2 | In this lesson, we will be thinking about how we can recycle the story of 'The Little Duck' focusing on the little duck's problem. We will plan our ideas in a box plan. | In this lesson, we will write the first part of our recycled story focusing on problems. | In this lesson, we will write the second part of our recycled story focusing on problems | In this lesson, we will write the final part of our recycled story focusing on problems.. | In this lesson, we will create a story using the plot matrix focusing on problems and how characters overcome them. |
Maths – 11:30 | https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/first-then-now-week-3/ |
Remote learning summer 1 week 5
15-20 minute sessions | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 | Phase 3 /or/ | Phase 3 /oa/ | Phase 3 /igh/ | Phase 3 /ur/ | Phase 3 /ow/ |
Literacy – 10:30 ‘Lucky Duck’ | In our first lesson of this unit, we will listen to and join in with the story of 'The Little Duck' | In this lesson, we will create a story map for the story and use it to retell the key events.. | In this lesson, we will recap the story, adding actions to help us remember key events. | In this lesson, we will be drawing characters from the story and describing them using labels. | In this lesson, we will be going into role as the characters from the story and writing speech and thought bubbles. |
Maths – 11:30 | https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/first-then-now-week-2/ |
15-20 minute sessions | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 | Phase 3 lesson 24 | Phase 3 lesson 25 | Phase 3 lesson 26 | Phase 3 lesson 27 | Phase 3 lesson 28 |
Literacy – 10:30 | In our first lesson on 'The Fox's Sack' we will listen to the story and join in with actions to show what is happening. We will then create a plot matrix to check our understanding of the story. | In this lesson we will explore what happens throughout the story of 'The Fox's Sack' by creating a story map.
| In this lesson we will step the story by adding words and actions to our story map. This will help us to become more familiar with the story and commit the story to memory. | During this lesson we will be acting out the story of 'The Fox's Sack'. We will look closely at what is happening in different parts of the story. | During this lesson we will create a shared piece of artwork to explore what is happening in the beginning of the story 'The Fox's Sack' in order to deepen our knowledge of the events in the story.
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Maths – 11:30 | https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/early-years/first-then-now-week-1/
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15-20 minute sessions | Monday – Bank Holiday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 |
| Phase 3 lesson 20
| Phase 3 lesson 21 | Phase 3 lesson 22 | Phase 3 lesson 23 |
Literacy – 10:30 |
| In this lesson, we will meet Dr Explanation, who will explain why the king was amazed in the Talking Sweet Potato story. We will start to use the special word- because
listen and join in with an explanation
| In this lesson, we will create a text map for the explanation and then talk the map using the word because.
| In this lesson, we will explore one of the characters from the Talking Sweet Potato and will develop some of our own ideas of why he might feel amazed. | In this lesson, we will explore how we can tell the king feels amazed using drama.
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Maths – 11:30 |
Remote learning summer 1 week 2
A 4 day week due to Good Friday Bank Holiday
15-20 minute sessions |
Monday |
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Thursday |
Friday |
Phonics – 9:30 Reviewing /qu/ and ng Consolidating /sh/ /ch/ /th/ |
Practice Grapheme/Phoneme correspondence (GPCs) on youtube Listen & Segment these words into their sounds: Queen Write and finish these sentences: Practice tricky words: |
Practice Grapheme/Phoneme correspondence (GPCs) on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU2vWZKS7rY
Listen and blend these sounds into words: Qu-I-z Qu-a-ck Qu-ee-n Qu-I-ck S-qu-I-d S-qu-ea-k
Read these sentences:
Will a squid go squeak? I can win the quiz.
Practice tricky words: |
Practice Grapheme/Phoneme correspondence (GPCs) on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU2vWZKS7rY Listen & Segment these words into their sounds: Read these sentences: Practice tricky words: |
Practice Grapheme/Phoneme correspondence (GPCs) on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU2vWZKS7rY Listen and blend these sounds into words: Write and finish these sentenes: He ---- the bell. Practice tricky words: |
practice Grapheme/Phoneme correspondence (GPCs) on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU2vWZKS7rY Write the words from this week on cards/paper and sort them into /qu/ and /ng/ words Play Help a hedgehog on ICT games Practice tricky words: |
Literacy – 10:30 Carried over as no remote learners last week |
Bat learns to dance To join in with a story In this lesson, we will be playing a word game and joining in with a story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-join-in-with-a-story-cmrp2d |
To sing and map a story In this lesson, we will be singing and mapping a story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-sing-and-map-a-story-6mtpcd |
In this lesson, we will be stepping out a recycled story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-step-a-recycled-story-6mwk0c |
To mime a story In this lesson, we will be miming a recycled story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-mime-a-story-68u3ad |
To tell a story independently In this lesson we will be telling a story independently. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-tell-a-story-independently-6xgkec |
Maths – 11:30 Carried over as no remote learners last week |
Building with 3-D shapes. |
Matching 3-D shapes. |
Printing with 3-D shapes. |
Pattern. |
Pattern. |
15-20 minute sessions |
Monday 1st March |
Tuesday 2nd |
Wednesday 3rd |
Thursday 4th |
Friday 5th |
Phonics – 9:30 |
Ch – can they recognise it, what letters are in it? How does it sound? Can they think of a word beginning with ch Show a picture: Chip/chat/rich/ Cheek chick chick /church/ Shared reading. Put sound buttons on the words. /chat/chips/much/such |
Sh - can they recognise it, what letters are in it? How does it sound? Can they think of a word beginning with sh Show a picture of : Ship/shop/shark/ fish/ brush/mash
Demonstration writing. Write the following caption: Shut the shop. |
Ch/sh – sort into ch/sh words, Ship/shop/shark/ fish/ brush/mash Chip/chat/rich/ Cheek chick chick /church/ Write the word when they hear it Tricky words practise |
Th Pictures of th words Thumb/thick/thin/ think Tooth/moth/maths/ mouth Tricky words practise Look for the digraphs in books at home. |
Th (ch/sh) Bingo th/ch/sh words Tricky words practise |
Literacy – 10:30 |
Bat learns to dance To join in with a story In this lesson, we will be playing a word game and joining in with a story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-join-in-with-a-story-cmrp2d |
To sing and map a story In this lesson, we will be singing and mapping a story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-sing-and-map-a-story-6mtpcd |
In this lesson, we will be stepping out a recycled story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-step-a-recycled-story-6mwk0c |
To mime a story In this lesson, we will be miming a recycled story. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-mime-a-story-68u3ad |
To tell a story independently In this lesson we will be telling a story independently. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-tell-a-story-independently-6xgkec |
Maths – 11:30 |
Building with 3-D shapes. |
Matching 3-D shapes. |
Printing with 3-D shapes. |
Pattern. |
Pattern. |
Jack and the beanstalk
week beginning 22nd Feb
Please use the timetable below to support you in structuring your home learning. The times are simply when we would do formal taught inputs during the school day, but your days will look different, which is fine! Aim to get the core subjects covered (phonics, literacy and maths) and then take your pic from the other lessons offered.
15-20 minute sessions |
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Phonics – 9:30 |
Teach /ng/ long, sang, ping-pong, ring. Sing a song to me. *buried treasure |
words which end in /nk/.
Phoneme frame link, bank, tank, bunk, sink. rink, pink, sunk, honk, chunk.
Yes/No questions Can the cat honk? |
Recall the /nk/ and /ng/ endings. The pig is in the long sink. |
Which letters of the alphabet are the vowels? All the rest are consonants
sort pictures into those which start with a vowel and those which start with a consonant. |
Teach reading see, my
Be able to spell the tricky words the, to, I, no, go |
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Literacy – 10:30 Goldilocks |
In this lesson children will be introduced to a new story, they will listen to it and begin to join in. |
Making a story map to support retelling |
Adding actions to the story map |
Exploring settings and descriptive language |
Drawing and labeling a setting |
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Maths – 11:30 Depth of numbers within 20 Opportunity to apply understanding of numbers to 20 to problems.
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Take down the wall, a strategy game. You take it in turns to take away one or two blocks. And the winner is the person who takes away the last block from the bottom row.
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On and back from any given number practice subitising numbers to 6, so that we can quickly read them on a dice. We will then have a go at counting on and back, before using these skills to play a game. |
Number bonds part 1 In this lesson, we will practice our number bonds to ten. We will then apply this knowledge to a game of memory! Can you find the matching cards that equal ten? |
Number bonds part 2 In this lesson, we will practice counting on and back from numbers within 10. This time, we will apply this skill to a maths story, talking about people getting on and off a bus. |
Doubling and halving In this lesson, we explore double and half of numbers within 20. |
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Topic/Other 1:30 |
RE Using the power point look at the pictures and follow the discussion questions. Activity – Paint or draw a wonderful place. |
PE |
PSHE Singing a song of soap – To learn about a clean body. Why should we keep clean, and how? |
Understanding the People who help us (doctors and nurses) To explain what a doctor does. |
Art |
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Welcome to the spring term in Reception. We know that it may be different to how we expected it to be but we will see you soon, even if it is virtually for now.
Parents and Carers, the timetable below includes all of the learning that we have set for the children in Reception this week. All of the resources are grouped into subjects with links and worksheets as needed.
Please aim to complete at least 3-4 pieces of learning a day. We know that many of you will be juggling working from home as well as home learning so this learning can be completed across the week to fit around your schedule.
To enable us to celebrate learning and provide feedback we ask that you upload photos of completed learning to Tapestry each week.
Please do not hesitate to contact us by emailing info@stepeter-stpaul.surrey.sch.uk if you would like any further support with learning and/or additional resources such as exercise books or paper copies of worksheets provided.
We will be contacting you routinely to 'check in' and our Family Wellbeing Lead, Linda Smith, will also be available to offer additional support and advice.
Best wishes
The Reception Team
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Phonics 15m 1 per day |
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Sh I am in such a rush to get to the shops. |
Ch |
Th Teach reading this, that, then, them The pig is in the bath. The pig is in the mud. The dog is in the shop. |
Recap |
Maths 15m 1 per day |
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Using card or paper, make your own number cards from 0 to 20.
Practice mixing them up and ordering them. Can you explain where each number should go and why? (ie because 2 is one less than 3)
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Using a numberline 0-20, play ‘Guess my number’ using the sentence: My number is one MORE then 11 and one LESS than 13. Whats my number?
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Go through the order of the numbers 0-20 and make sure your child knows what the numbers are called. Take away a number and ask them to describe it by scaffolding their answers - What number have I taken away? Child: “13” “You can see that 13 is one less than … and one more than …”
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Show a number line from 10 to 20 with numicons. Explain that when we write teen numbers, though we use a ‘1’ it is actually a 10, and demonstrate this by showing the numbers with the relevant numicon.
Watch the video embedded below |
Literacy 15m 1 per day |
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Read the story of the gingerbread man. What do the characters say? Can you use phonics to write a phrase? |
Rewrite a sentence with one key word changed for an alternative word, ie Skip skip as fast as you can!
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Why do we think the gingerbread man was running away? What other reasons might he have for running? (why do people run?!) Collect ideas, write up as a speech bubble -ie I am running to be fit!
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Sequence the story from memory, who comes next?
Add in a new character, maybe one that will rescue the gingerbread man! |
Foundation subjects
20+ minutes, one activity per day |
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make your gingerbread men, design your icing pattern |
Retell the story using your toys: can your teddy be the gingerbread man? Who will chase him? |
Create a way for the gingerbread man to escape the fox. Use junk modelling or your imagination!
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Cosmic yoga Handwashing! |
Home learning for the week beginning 14th December
(if you want to!)
Welcome to the last week of Autumn 2. We have some christmassy home learning for you, please take care and enjoy family time as much as you are able this christmas and we we will see you in the new year!
Remote learning for week beginning 7th December 2020
Topic |
Watch the BBC clip of the nativity story, What did you know of this story already? What was new for you? Who were the characters? Can you act out being one of those characters - think about how you would feel and how that would affect what you would say. |
Use the story map to retell the nativity story in your own words, Record yourself for Tapestry! |
Use the Christmas biscuit recipe to bake special German spiced biscuits. |
Phonics |
Use the letters and sounds videos to learn and practice the new graphemes |
Use the Christmas caption cards by adding sound buttons under graphemes. Remember, digraphs need a dash not a dot! This will help you to read a longer phrase. |
Using the Christmas phoneme frames. What is in the picture? What sounds will you need to write that word? Write those sounds in the frame! |
Literacy |
Oak National has a series of lessons on Recounting a story. This is the skill we will be practising at school |
Write your letter to Santa! Here are some tricky words you may need Dear, To, Please, have, thankyou, love |
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Maths |
Use the White rose videos and recources to explore more and less and representation of number |
Home learning for Christmas week 1 of 3
week beginning 30.11.20
Topic & Literacy |
Watch the story of the Jolly Christmas postman - Look for all the Christmassy features of the book. How many of these do you see in your Christmas?
Think of another story character you know and design a letter for the jolly postman to deliver for them. |
Create your own Christmas card, you can use collage, glue and glitter or drawing. Look at the examples for inspiration. |
Write a card insert to us at school! Use the word banks to help you! Stick your insert into your homemade Christmas card. |
Write the address on the envelope for your card, if you can get out to a postbox you can post it. Or ask a friend or neighbour to collect it for you and post it. When the postman delivers it to us we will add a picture to Tapestry for you to see! |
Phonics |
Use the Letters and sounds blending videos to practice |
Complete the christmas booklet of cvc words. |
Add sound buttons to the Christmas sentences |
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Maths |
Follow the White Rose maths videos and complete the activities |
Follow the Oak National lessons linked below to explore concepts of time and sequencing |
Home learning for 2nd Space week!
Home learning wb 23.11.20 |
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Use a couple of 2L bottles to make a jetpack! You can be an astronaut doing a space walk.
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Use a long card tube to make a rocket. Think about how you can make window, aerodynamic nose cone & fins, engines? |
Use the Puffin resources that go along with our book
- sentence mazes
- 60 second reading comprehension
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Phonics |
Watch the letters and sounds phonics videos on how to pronounce and read our new graphemes, L, ll, f, ff, and ss |
Use the phonics word and picture matching cards to practice your new graphemes |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/alphablocks
Play the games on the BBC alphablocks webpage |
Find our new end sound digraphs; Ll, ff, and ss in a picture book at home. |
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Literacy |
Watch the story ‘Look Up!’ and look for the Did you know speech bubbles containing space facts. Use your favourite facts in a mini book (fold A4 paper into quarters) Remember your book will need a title and your name! |
Either print or draw a rocket for labelling, use your phonics to help you listen for sounds in the words you want to write. |
Make up your own story about going to space, what will you find there? Who might you meet? How will you get back? |
Draw up your story in pictures, add captions to your illustrations |
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Maths |
Collect 5-10 stones or dried butter beans, paint them on one side only. Use these to follow along with the White Rose maths lessons linked below. |
Space! The final topic (before christmas!)
Welcome to remote learning for Autumn 2 week 3, the beginning of two weeks of learning based on space. We are starting with the storybook 'Whatever next' by Jill Murphy. Remeber if you do some home learning, you can upload pictures to Tapestry for the teaching staff to give you feedback!
Home learning activities for week beginning 16.11.20 Don’t forget to post some of your home learning on Tapestry so we can see it and give you feedback! |
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Make a rocket using paper 2D shapes how can you combine them to make new pictures? What shapes will you use for the nose/boosters/fins etc? |
Sequence the story pictures in order and with the help of an adult reading the captions, math them to the pictures. |
Can you collect a colander, a box, wellies and snacks and go to the moon yourself?!
Re-enact the story at home |
Make moon craters! Follow the science experiment on the home leaning links,
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Phonics |
See the letters and sounds youtube videos, the part 2 videos have further phonics practice too. |
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Literacy |
Write a list of what you would pack to go to the moon, use your phonics skills to segment each word and work out which letters you will need.
You could start your list with I will pack…. |
Play Full circle (see the video in the Reception videos section of the video centre)
Choose 3 consonants and 2 vowels |
Lebel the picture from the story, write the names of the objects, or to challenge yourself use a descriptive word as well,
Ie soft wing |
Watch the tricky words video on the video centre. Can you make a sentence with one or two tricky words in it?
Complete this sentence and write:
I go to the… |
Maths |
Make a 5 frame with straight lines or sticks and explore how you can make 5 using different objects, ie 3 stones and 2 leaves. Record the different ways of making 5 |
With your 5 frame explore how you can make 4 using different objects, ie 2 stones and 2 leaves. Be sure to leave one space empty in your frame! Record the different ways of making 4 |
Follow the White rose PDF activities for this week - links are on this page. |
Autumn 2 - week 2 Diwali and Remebrance
This week we continue our festivals and celebrations with Diwali! Enjoy your home learning, and don't forget to put your work on Tapestry for your teachers to see and feedback to you!
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Phonics - 9:15 |
Introduce e, u, r. Practise ck words. Blending & Segmenting to read and write letters and words. |
All the previous GPCs and adding in /e/
Letters and sounds on youtube |
All the previous GPCs and adding in /u/
Letters and sounds on youtube |
Review the five vowels. a, e, i, o, u Change the vowel in a cvc word: Pat/pet/pit/pot/put Bad/bed/bid/bod/bud etc
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All the previous GPCs and adding in /r/
Letters and sounds on youtube |
High frequency words – the, to Recognise and use in a phrase or sentences ie: ‘I go to the mat’ |
Maths - 11:30 |
Compose and decompose shapes, recognise shapes have other shapes within. Select, rotate and manipulate shapes, develop spatial reasoning skills
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White Rose maths - shape patterns and pictures, make a picture using 2D shapes Video and PDF lesson activities each day
Watch the story of Rosie’s walk, collect the positional words; in, on, under, between, behind Make an obstacle course or a trail using these words |
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Literacy/Topic 1:00 |
Diwali
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Oak National Lessons on Diwali, Watch the BBC story of Rama and Sita Write a letter to the monkeys asking for help to rescue Sita! Make a Diva lamp to help them find their way home. |
Home learning week beginning 19.10.20
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Leaf sorting – if you have access to a garden or a green space, collect leaves and sort by shapes, number of lobes, size and colour |
Watch the story book video Leaf Man (link below) Use leaves to make a picture; stick a leaf down and give it arms and legs, Draw on a face with felt pen |
Baking bread! Find a simple recipe and measure the ingredients, discuss senses at you mix and knead the dough. Observe changes as it proves and bakes. Compare your bread to a shop bought loaf |
Phonics |
Revise the sounds learned so far and practise blending skills – say the sounds one at a time, then blend them together to make a word. |
Cut and stick phase 2 cvc words – Identify the word, then find the letters you need and put them in order. (link below) |
Make your own flashcards of cvc words using the phase 2 set 3 sounds:
sat, pat, tap, sap, sip, sit, tip, it, is, sit, pit, pip, nip, pan, pin, man, mat, map, mad, sad, dim, dip top, dog, pop, can, cot, cop, cap, can, cod, kit |
Writing |
Practice writing your name. Be sure to remember the only capital letter is the first one! |
Write some of the cvc words in our phonics list above. Can you put them into a simple sentence? Ie – I can sit |
Make a number book, Folding A4 paper into pages, give each page a number and stick pictures or draw representations of the numbers 1-5 |
Maths |
Find representations of 4 Wheels on a car, legs on an animal, table or chair, 4 roads at a junction, squares and rectangles etc |
Find representations of 5 Digits on a hand, toes on a foot, pentagons, 5 currant buns song, 5 days at school, etc |
Home learning for week beginning 12.10.20
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Topic |
Drawing woodland animals from photos – concentrate on the enclosing shapes first then add detailed features. |
Painting your animal picture with watercolours, gentle application of paint, colour mixing |
Salt dough hedgehogs Mix the dough, shape into a palm sized oval, add spines – little twigs, broken spaghetti etc |
Observation from life/books about differing habitats, pre-winter behaviours (storing food for non hibernators, feeding up for hibernators) |
Similarities and differences British wildlife: lots of furred animals (cold climate), defensive prickles on hedgehogs and conker cases – why? Etc |
Phonics |
g – review sounds learned so far (satpinmd) What starts with ‘g’ Blend cvc words using ‘g’ |
o – review sounds learned so far (satpinmdg) What starts with ‘o’ Blend cvc words using ‘o’ |
c – review sounds learned so far (satpinmdgo) What starts with ‘c’ Blend cvc words using ‘c’ |
k – review sounds learned so far (satpinmdgock) What starts with ‘k’ Blend cvc words using ‘k’ |
ck – digraph = 2 letters that make one sound spot it in words sock lock pick sick |
Maths |
The number 1 Name – ‘one’ Pictoral representation Collecting 1 of a given collection, Circle have one side. People have one nose etc |
The number 2 Name – two Select 2 that are the same/alike Semicircle has 2 lines and 2 corners Bikes have 2 wheels People have 2 eyes etc |
The number 3 Name – three Collections of 3 like things, Pictoral representations of 3 Triangle Tricycle Trigraph Etc – can they see the link? |
Comparison and sorting of collections of 1,2,& 3
Differentiating between these
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