Wolves Tuesday 7th July 2020
Date: 6th Jul 2020 @ 9:29am
Good morning Wolves. I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s learning and are ready for todays. Remember, there is a new Discussion on the website for you to upload your learning.
Here is a reminder of what Reception children need to complete today:
RECEPTION |
Tuesday |
Maths |
Number Investigations: Find different ways of making 4 and 6 – click here See Monday blog for part-part-whole sheet. Resources: Activity sheet – see blog |
Writing Please use the document found on Monday’s Class Blog page – Brian Bear |
Brian Bear Re-read Brian Bear on pages 3 and 4 and complete page 13 (write a thank you letter) and page 7 (quiz). |
Reading |
Listen to Hey! Get off our Train. Ask your child to order the events from the story using simple sentences, illustrations or both. |
Phonics |
Continue to use teach your monster to read. www.teachyourmonstertoread.com (free to set up an account on laptop/home computer) Phase 4: adjacent consonants: Lesson 37 – click here Follow up sound using games on Phonics Play: |
Topic Music PSHE Art |
Origami Boat Follow the instructions here to make your very own origami boat. You could float these in a paddling pool, in the sink or in the bath. Experiment with filling your boats up with objects, does it still float? |
Here is a reminder of what Y1 and Y2 children need to complete today:
Y1 and Y2 |
Tuesday |
Maths |
Y1 Word problems lesson Worksheet Y2 Use subtraction to solve equations quiz (see Monday’s blog for 100 square) Lesson Worksheet |
Writing |
Y1 Re-read Brian Bear on pages 3 and 4 and complete page 14 (correct the punctuation on the postcard) and page 15 (read instructions to make a sandwich) Y2 Re-read Superheroes on page 4 and 5 and complete page 15 (use your superpower of sport and record what you did and explain). |
Reading |
Y1 & Y2 – Listen to Hey! Get off our Train. Ask your child to order the events from the story using simple sentences, illustrations or both. |
Phonics |
Ask your child to make an A-Z list of transport vehicles they know. Think about transport from the past and the present. |
Topic Music PSHE Art
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SCIENCE: Float your Boat! Using a variety of materials, work with your child to make boats out of junk e.g. wood, plastic , paper, polystyrene etc. Make a prediction about whether or not they will float and then test them to see which floats the longest. Can your child summarise why this boat floated for the longest?
STEM: Brilliant Boats
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Have a lovely day!