Learning Together at Home 13.01.21
Wednesday 13th January 2021
Good morning Lions!
How are you all? I hope you are well!
We hope you are all helping at home and listening to the adults who are looking after you and, of course, playing loads!
Here is today’s learning.
Morning Routine:
Wake up, shake up
Start your day like we always do in school! Here is the challenge – get someone in your family to do it with you! Say hello in French to someone like we do during the register!
Morning Workout:
This morning you could watch Joe Wicks’ P.E lesson on YouTube or follow the link from yesterday’s workout.
Literacy
General Ideas
These are ideas to try out throughout the week if you are looking for more ideas:
- Revise single sounds of the alphabet (Jolly Phonics songs are available on YouTube)
- Continue to work on sounding out and blending to read words.
- CVC game: read the word using your knowledge of the initial sounds, blend the sounds together and click on the picture that matches the word. Play this game without the sound encouraging your child to sound the words out independently.
http://www.literactive.com/Download/live.asp?swf=story_files/hanging_monkeys_US.swf
- These lessons from bitesize could be useful if you want to explore consonants and vowels to secure the learning done previously at school:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zsnq4xs
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zjjyhcw
Websites that you can use for blending and making words:
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/PicnicOnPluto.html
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/BuriedTreasure2.html
https://www.ictgames.com/phonicsPop/index.html
https://www.starfall.com/h/word-machines/
Today’s Focus
Learning Intention (What we are learning today):
- I am learning that two letters together make one sound.
- I am learning to recognise the diagraph ch
- I am learning to segment, word -build and blend using ch
Success Criteria (How can I show that I have learned and understood)
- I can identify that s and h together make the sound ch
- I can read words that have the sound ch
- I can write words that have the sound ch
- I can identify words that contain the sound ch
Our second sound this week is ch. Powerpoint
Here is the power point introducing the sound sh.
- Words that you can try to write: Chop, chat, chin, rich, much, such, chap, check.
You could watch Geraldine’s video here:
Please find attached the sound sheet for this week.
Tricky Word this week is go. We have attached the PDF with block 1 and 2 so your child can continue to practice these. Please work on reading and writing these words.
You can use this website with games to practice these tricky words.
Activity
Real or not real
Give your child a sample of words that contain the sound ch: chop, chap, chat, chick, tich, puch, etc. Some of them are real and some of them are not real words ask your child to sort them out in two piles real and not real words.
Reading books
Activity
Read the story backwards (from back to the front)
Use the words from the book to make the sentences of the book and as a challenge you could make new sentences.
Maths
Learning Intention:
I can revise my previous learning of addition and can add to numbers together confidently.
Success Criteria:
- To apply my knowledge of addition in real world situations.
- To confidently add two numbers together.
- To recognise the numbers I need to add and use my fingers, number lines or other objects to help me count.
Starter Task (optional)
Watch and join in with this counting video!
Teaching Input:
We are going to practice our adding skills which we have already learned how to do in school.
To start, ask your child what does ‘addition’ or ‘adding’ mean? What do they need to do/think about when ‘adding’?
Now that you have discussed what adding means, ask your child this sum, 4 + 2 = ? (four and two equals…)
- Put the 4 in your head/on your fingers and add 2 more on.
- You could make a number line, point to 4 and move up two jumps.
Try again with other numbers, for example, 5 + 3, 10 + 2, 5 + 7.
Select numbers appropriate for your child’s ability. For a challenge use numbers between 10-20, for example, 15 + 3, and for a harder challenge use numbers beyond 20, for example 35 + 3.
Activity:
Addition Worksheets.
Below we have attached three differing levels of worksheets which focus on using their knowledge of number lines, counting and adding. Choose the level of work appropriate for your child. Please only complete one worksheet, unless you would like an extra challenge.
You don’t need to print these sheets, you can do it with objects and your child can find the number.
Chili Challenge:
Mild – Adding within 10
Hot – Adding within 20
Spicy – Adding within 30
Extension Task:
Play this game. Select number range, suitable for your child’s level and have fun learning!
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/addition/robot-addition
Other areas
PE
Choose an activity from the grid
Music
Learning intentions
I enjoy singing and playing along to music of different styles and cultures.
I have the freedom to use my voice, discover pitch and rhythm.
Singing and playing singing games supports children’s learning and emotional development in a wide variety of ways , contributing to the development of skills such as
- creativity
- listening
- speech and articulation
- reasoning
- special awareness
- memory
- co-ordination
- language development
- developing positive relationships
- aerobic exercise
- releasing endorphins
- But most importantly, singing is fun!
We were disappointed when we were asked to stop singing together in school, but now we can sing as much as we wish at home!
Here is a short video, with a singing game that some of you may already know. Have fun playing this game at home, and always remember, singing is good for you.
And here is another song to sing along with and make you feel happy.
Have a lovely day! I look forward to seeing your learning on the Learning Journals later today! Please get in touch if you need anything.
Miss McGillivray
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