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Hi everyone, This is your home learning timetable for this week. Please complete any work in your Home Learning Book. Don’t worry if you can’t print things out at the moment, take photos or let us know what you’ve been up to by email if that’s easier. Miss Coupe, Mrs Llewellyn & Mrs Simpson xxx Maths Reading Writing and Phonics Don’t forget to spot or talk about capital letters, finger spaces, phonics and full stops! Wider Curriculum We’re going to learn about some different artists this week! Monday Retrieval! Odd and Even Dominoes You will need: -A pack of dominoes or print out the dominoes from the blog. - Two sorting circles drawn onto pieces of paper or two tubs, one labelled ‘Odd’ and the other labelled ‘Even’ Start with the dominoes face down, turn over a domino and find the total number of dots. Is it an odd or even number? Sort all of the dominoes in this way. You could do this as a time trial activity to try and get even faster at recognising odd and even numbers! Read one of your books on Bug Club or one of your favourite books or magazines to an adult. AND Listen to a story read by one of your adults OR a story online, e.g. Oxford Owls, CBeebies Bedtime stories. OR Practise some of your high frequency or tricky words (Practical ideas on the class blog) Don’t forget you’ve also got your ‘Teach Your Monsters to Read’ to have a go at. As we come to the end of our time in Foundation Stage we are going to think about our time and how we have grown and changed! Can you have a think about how you have changed as you have grown and developed? What can you do now that you couldn’t before when you were a baby and a toddler compared to now? There is a template on the blog to draw and write on! We’re going to make a time capsule! We have lived through history and we will alsways remember this strange time where we had to stay at home! Can you make a time capsule with your family to remember the time you have spent together during lockdown? This is a link to a printout you can fill in and use to help you plan what will go in your capsule! Where will you bury it? Make a collection of some things that will remind you about your time in lockdown, for example, the rainbow you made for your window, a piece of school clothing you may have outgrown whilst not at school, a picture of you and your family at home in lockdown, a shopping list of essential items your parents or carers used for their essential shop, a toy that you played with lots and place these in your capsule too so that when you dig it up in the future you have things from this time to help you remember your time in lockdown! You could make a video of yourself and your family talking about what it is like to be in lockdown what you have done whilst at home, show some things you have made or done during this time, places you have visited, new skills you have learnt, your favourite song or tv show? You could save it to a USB and place it in your capsule! Tuesday Domino Addition You will need a pack of dominoes, or print out the dominoes from the blog. Turn the dominoes face down. Two people turn over a domino and work out the total of the dots on the domino. Can you write the number sentence to match? The player with the biggest number is the winner! To make it trickier, turn over two dominoes and find the total. What has been your favourite thing to do in Foundation Stage? What have you enjoyed most about your time in FS2? What has been your favourite topic that we have learnt about? What was your favourite area to play in? Did you enjoy our performances? Meeting your buddies? Wednesday Domino Board Game You will need: Printed domino board game from the FS2 blog One set of dominoes Can you get from the START to the FINISH? Starting with the dominoes facing up, can you find a domino to fill each space Follow the rules on the board game and have fun! Please note, there is some problem solving involved with this board game so please model a trial and improvement approach if you get stuck and have another go! What have you learnt to do in FS2 that you couldn’t do before? What have you got better at? Thursday One more and one less Explore this one more one less game: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/chopper- squad Please choose the numbers to suit your child’s ability. Once they are confident with numbers to 20 move on to bigger numbers. There is also the option to begin exploring ten more and ten less on a 100 square. What are you looking forward to in Y1? What do you think you are going to learn about? What do you think your teacher will be like? What do you want to improve at? Friday Fun Fridays! Learning through play and exploration Play with your toys, learn a new song or dance, build something outside or create an obstacle course! Play a board game or bat and ball, build with your Lego or set up a pretend school… There is so much learning and brain development that goes on when children play. Lucky Dip If children are struggling to decide what to play, set up a lucky dip bag full of play activities and pick one out.
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Hi everyone, This is your home learning timetable for this week. Please complete any work in your Home Learning Book. Don’t
worry if you can’t print things out at the moment, take photos or let us know what you’ve been up to by email if
that’s easier.
Miss Coupe, Mrs Llewellyn & Mrs Simpson xxx
Maths Reading
Writing and Phonics Don’t forget to spot or talk about capital letters, finger
spaces, phonics and full stops!
Wider Curriculum We’re going to learn about some different artists this week!
Monday
Retrieval! Odd and Even Dominoes
You will need:
-A pack of dominoes or print out
the dominoes from the blog.
- Two sorting circles drawn onto
pieces of paper or two tubs, one
labelled ‘Odd’ and the other labelled ‘Even’
Start with the dominoes face down, turn over a domino and
find the total number of dots. Is it an odd or even number?
Sort all of the dominoes in this way. You could do this as a
time trial activity to try and get even faster at recognising
odd and even numbers!
Read one of
your books on
Bug Club or one
of your favourite
books or
magazines to an
adult.
AND
Listen to a story
read by one of
your adults OR a
story online, e.g.
Oxford Owls,
CBeebies
Bedtime stories.
OR
Practise some of
your high
frequency or
tricky words
(Practical ideas
on the class
blog)
Don’t forget
you’ve also got
your ‘Teach Your
Monsters to
Read’ to have a
go at.
As we come to the end of our time in Foundation
Stage we are going to think about our time and
how we have grown and changed!
Can you have a think about how you have
changed as you have grown and developed?
What can you do now that you couldn’t before
when you were a baby and a toddler compared
to now?
There is a template on the blog to draw and write
on!
We’re going to make a time capsule!
We have lived through history and we will alsways remember this
strange time where we had to stay at home! Can you make a time
capsule with your family to remember the time you have spent
together during lockdown?
This is a link to a printout you can fill in and use to help you plan what
will go in your capsule!
Where will you bury it?
Make a collection of some things that will remind you about your time
in lockdown, for example, the rainbow you made for your window, a
piece of school clothing you may have outgrown whilst not at school,
a picture of you and your family at home in lockdown, a shopping list
of essential items your parents or carers used for their essential shop, a
toy that you played with lots and place these in your capsule too so
that when you dig it up in the future you have things from this time to
help you remember your time in lockdown!
You could make a video of yourself and your family talking about what
it is like to be in lockdown what you have done whilst at home, show
some things you have made or done during this time, places you have
visited, new skills you have learnt, your favourite song or tv show? You
could save it to a USB and place it in your capsule!
Tuesday
Domino Addition
You will need a pack of dominoes, or
print out the dominoes from the blog.
Turn the dominoes face down.
Two people turn over a domino and
work out the total of the dots on the
domino.
Can you write the number sentence to match? The player
with the biggest number is the winner!
To make it trickier, turn over two dominoes and find the
total.
What has been your favourite thing to do in
Foundation Stage? What have you enjoyed most
about your time in FS2? What has been your
favourite topic that we have learnt about? What
was your favourite area to play in? Did you enjoy
our performances? Meeting your buddies?
Wednesday
Domino Board Game You will need:
Printed domino board game from the FS2 blog
One set of dominoes
Can you get from the START to the FINISH? Starting with the
dominoes facing up, can you find a domino to fill each
space
Follow the rules on the board game and have fun!
Please note, there is some problem solving involved with this
board game so please model a trial and improvement
approach if you get stuck and have another go!
What have you learnt to do in FS2 that you
couldn’t do before? What have you got better at?
Thursday
One more and one less Explore this one more one less game:
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/chopper-
squad
Please choose the numbers to suit your child’s ability. Once
they are confident with numbers to 20 move on to bigger
numbers. There is also the option to begin exploring ten
more and ten less on a 100 square.
What are you looking forward to in Y1? What do
you think you are going to learn about? What do
you think your teacher will be like? What do you
want to improve at?
Friday
Fun Fridays! Learning through play and exploration
Play with your toys, learn a new song or dance, build something outside or create an obstacle course!
Play a board game or bat and ball, build with your Lego or set up a pretend school… There is so much learning and brain development that goes on when children play.
Lucky Dip
If children are struggling to decide what to play, set up a lucky dip bag full of play activities and pick one out.
Dominoes Stick onto a cardboard box, such as a cereal box and then cut
the dominoes out so that they last a bit longer.
Dominoes Stick onto a cardboard box, such as a cereal box and then cut
the dominoes out so that they last a bit longer.
When I was a baby I couldn’t
But I could
When I was a toddler I couldn’t
But I could
Now I am finishing FS2 I can
In Y1 I want to
How have I changed?
As we come to the end of our time in Foundation Stage we are going to think about our time and how we have grown and changed! Can you have a think about how you have changed as you have grown and developed? What can you do now that you couldn’t before
when you were a baby and a toddler compared to now?
Draw a picture of yourself in each box!
What have I enjoyed? Draw a picture and write about it!
What has been your favourite thing to do in
Foundation Stage? What have you enjoyed most
about your time in FS2?
Did you enjoy our performances?
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Examples:
-Writing words/ sentences using my phonics
- Making new friends and being confident to talk to new people
- Painting detailed pictures
-Counting to really big numbers!
What have I learnt?
What have you learnt to do in FS2 that you couldn’t do before? What have you got better at?
Thinking about Y1!
What are you looking forward to in Y1? What do you think you are going to learn about? What do you think your teacher will be like?
What do you want to improve at?
