Welcome to Class R's Home Learning Page
Monday, 30th March
What a delightful, dazzling day it is today.
I’m having fun thinking of some alliteration:
Energetic Elnathan
Terrific Toni
Playful Poppy
Joyful Jayden
Happy Harley
Bright Bella Mae
Amazing Albie
Excited Enzo
Lovely Lucas
Kind Kitty
Nice Natan
Polite Patrick
Smart Sofia
Marvelous Miriam
Outstanding Olivier
Vibrant Weronika
Fantastic Florence
Extraordinary Emilia
Can you think of some alliteration for people in your family or objects around you? E.g. bouncy bed, massive mat, red rose.
This week I want you to start the activities for the week beginning 30th March and you can start to follow the time- table I have added.
I hope you have a marvelous Monday,
Miss Keane
Resources For All Learners
Dear Parents/Carers,
The staff at SMA have been working together to come up with a list of online learning tools, and websites with fun and engaging, educational content. Please take some time to look at the document below. We have included a brief description of each website, as well as the age range we believe it is best suited to.
Thank you for your continued support, care and love for the school, staff, children and community.
Happy learning!
SMA Staff.
Websites For Home | [docx 2MB] |
Home Learning beginning 30th March
Suggested Books:
Phonics
This week I want you to recap the diagraph (two letters that make one sound):
qu
ch
sh
th
Jolly Phonics | |
Mr Thorne qu | |
Mr Thorne ch | |
Mr Thorn sh | |
Mr Thorne th |
Draw and label
For each sound this week I want you to draw 4 things that could have the diagraphs in.
Some ideas:
qu - quack, quick, squid, quill
ch - church, chip, chin, chop
sh - sheep, ship, fish, shop
th- think, teeth, moth, mouth
Rainbow Writing
Practice your tricky words lots of times using differnt colours. Can you make it look like a rainbow?
3D shapes
This week you will be learning all about 3D shapes.
I have put some activities that you can do with your children at home.
I have added two links to help parents with teaching 3D shapes.
3D shape song | |
For parents | |
For parent 2 |
3D shape bag
Play with a partner.
Put one of your shapes in a bag or behind your back. Get your partner to describe the shape.
E.g. It has straight edges.
It has flat faces.
Not all the edges are the same length.
The faces are square and rectangle.
What is my shape?
Pie Corbett video
Watch this video. Can you follow along with the actions?
You can watch it more than once a day to help you remember.
Draw your own story map
You can do this over a couple of days.
In your home learning books draw your own story map for The Little Red Hen.
Say the story out loud to help you.
Point to the pictures as you retell the story.