Please find below an example timetable for you to use at home. These are the activities that the children in school will be completing this week. Feel free to move the activities around to suit you and your child's needs the best.
Please upload work onto Class Dojo for me to monitor, give feedback and track progress.
Please upload work onto Class Dojo for me to monitor, give feedback and track progress.
Phonics and Reading
Phonics play have very kindly opened up their website for parents and children to access for free without the need to subscribe. This can be accessed at https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ Username: jan21 Password: home
Clicking on the buttons below will take you to the songs for each Phonics lesson. You can also look at the letter formation using the powerpoint I have uploaded under 'Handwriting'.
Clicking on the buttons below will take you to the songs for each Phonics lesson. You can also look at the letter formation using the powerpoint I have uploaded under 'Handwriting'.
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Phonics Play: Grab a Giggling Grapheme |
Phonics Play: Speed Trial |
Phonics Play: Pick a Picture |
Recap s phoneme. Sing the song. SS can also make the same sound. Two letters that make one sound are called a digraph. SS often comes at the end of words. |
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Write these words and add on sound buttons: jam jog Jack Jill |
Sound these words out and write them down. Put a tick next to the real words and a cross next to the nonsense words. vet vop vaff |
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Read: Mum got a hug and a kiss. The dog bed is in a mess. |
Read: Jack and Jill jog up the hill. Jog to get the jam. |
Read: Did the cat get to the vet? Can I visit a pet on a jet? |
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Friday Activity: Matching pictures and captions
Children to sound out and read the captions. Can they point to the matching picture? Clicking on the picture will open the file. Only page 1 needs to be completed. |
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Handwriting
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This week please practise writing your name and the letters: d, g, e.
You can download the ppt and watch the pencil form the letters to help. Remember you don't always have to use a pencil. You could write your letters in the air, with water using a paintbrush, in flour, shaving foam, paint, glitter, using chalk etc. |
Mathematics
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Activity 1: Number Hunt
You can find numbers in lots of different places. Go on a number hunt inside and outside and see what numbers you can find. You can write down the numbers you find, draw pictures or take photos. |
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Activity 3: How many ways can you make 6?
You could collect different objects that total 6 or see if you can find out what numbers can be added together to make 6. 
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Dough Disco and Fine motor skills
Ideas for fine motor skills: Crumpling paper, using Play-doh, pinching and squeezing pegs, picking up pom poms with pegs, threading pasta or cereal hoops on spaghetti, popping bubble wrap, bending pipe cleaners, using scissors.
Australia Day
Australia Day is celebrated annually on January 26th. In response to this some of our learning this week will focus around Australia.
Understanding the World
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Computing Activity: Open Google Earth
Type in Rawcliffe to locate where we are on the earth. You can zoom in, change to 3D view or street view. Can you find somewhere you recognise? Now see if you can find Australia. |
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Geography Activity: Look through the pictures in the gallery below to find out about Australia. Click on the first picture to open the gallery.
Tell me 3 things you have learnt about Australia. Is it like living in Rawcliffe?
You can talk, type, write or draw to show me.
Expressive Arts and Design
Choose an activity from below to celebrate Australia Day or you can create your own.
You can make: an Australian flag, a boomerang, a didgeridoo, the Sydney Opera House, Aboriginal dot painting, Australian animals.
Fairy Bread: Is a favourite at Australian children's birthday parties. It’s simply slices of white bread cut into triangles, spread with butter and covered in hundreds and thousands/sprinkles.
Click on the monkey to learn a dance about Australian animals.
Fairy Bread: Is a favourite at Australian children's birthday parties. It’s simply slices of white bread cut into triangles, spread with butter and covered in hundreds and thousands/sprinkles.
Click on the monkey to learn a dance about Australian animals.
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Picture News
What is a leader?
Have a look at the powerpoint and talk about who you know that is a leader. What are they a leader of?
Activity: Draw a leader you know and write their name.
Have a look at the powerpoint and talk about who you know that is a leader. What are they a leader of?
Activity: Draw a leader you know and write their name.
Personal, Social, Emotional Development
Read through the powerpoint and think about what makes a good friend. Are you a good friend? Who are your friends?
Activity: Have a look at the pictures below and talk about what you can see.
Do the pictures show friendly or unfriendly behaviour?
Which children would you like to be friends with and why?
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