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Rowlands Gill Primary School Home Learning Pack (due to school closure) Class: Nursery Week: 9 Rhyme Time Join in with lots of ocean songs and seaside rhymes including A Sailor went to sea…. The big ship sails on the ally ally oh… One two three four five once I caught a fish alive…. Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside Baby shark….!! Learn some new oceans songs (See below) Can you think of words that rhyme with sand, fish, fin, wash, sea? …. Using the fishing aquarium, add letters of your name and go fishing for them. Can you spell out your name? (See example below.) Reading and Mark Making Read the story Commotion in the Ocean and Shark in the Park (Links below if you do not have a paper copy of the book). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRhgZ8Jffs What are your favourite characters? Where do they live? Some animals that live under the sea have fins to help them move like fish, others have legs. Can you find out about the different sea creatures and make your own book. Draw the pictures and try to label them with the initial sound (grown-ups can help with this part). Imagine you have found a magic shell and you can make one wish. Draw a picture of the shell and the wish you made. Another rhyming story to enjoy ‘Shark in the park!’ Maths Using some small world sea creatures or pictures you can print or draw, order the sea creatures or animals by size. Which one is biggest? Which is the longest? Is the sea animal bigger or smaller than a land animal? Using the aquarium, you have made, draw numbers to 10 on some fish and place them in. Go ‘fish’ for a number (See example below) Physical Development Play a game of crab football with your family.! Make some jelly and add different sea creatures in. Can you pick them out without dropping them? Try using some tweezers, is this more difficult? When you go for your walk can you identify any plastic or rubbish you see, if safe take this home to recycle to keep our local environment safe and clean. If you visit the beach look for signs of recycling or plastic pollution. Look for the different symbols and take a photo to share. Understanding the world Plastic pollution is a big problem in our oceans. Use the internet to find out about it. Watch the video clip Go Jetters https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class- clips-video/pshe-eyfs-ks1-go- jetters-environment-weather-and- climate/zfb3scw In your bath or sink add lots of different plastic materials and sea creatures. Fish them out to keep the water nice and clean. Expressive Arts and Design Make an aquarium using a shoe box and junk materials. (See example below). If you visit the beach you could add your own sand and shells. Make a piggy bank from recycled plastic materials Personal Social emotional Development Can you help your grown -ups recycle your rubbish? Help sort into groups before they go into the bin. Make a poster about recycling. Put it in your window for your binman to show that you are learning all about plastic pollution and recycling. Perhaps you could to tell him next time he comes to empty the rubbish bins.
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Rowlands Gill Primary School Home Learning Pack (due to school closure) Class: Nursery Week: 9
Rhyme Time
Join in with lots of ocean songs and seaside rhymes
including
A Sailor went to sea….
The big ship sails on the ally ally oh…
One two three four five once I caught a fish alive….
Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside
Baby shark….!!
Learn some new oceans songs (See below)
Can you think of words that rhyme with sand, fish, fin,
wash, sea? ….
Using the fishing aquarium, add letters of your name and
go fishing for them. Can you spell out your name? (See
example below.)
Reading and Mark Making
Read the story Commotion in the Ocean and Shark in the Park (Links
below if you do not have a paper copy of the book).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRhgZ8Jffs
What are your favourite characters? Where do they live? Some
animals that live under the sea have fins to help them move like fish,
others have legs. Can you find out about the different sea creatures
and make your own book. Draw the pictures and try to label them
with the initial sound (grown-ups can help with this part).
Imagine you have found a magic shell and you can make one wish.
Draw a picture of the shell and the wish you made.
Another rhyming story to enjoy ‘Shark in the park!’
Maths
Using some small world sea
creatures or pictures you can
print or draw, order the sea
creatures or animals by size.
Which one is biggest? Which
is the longest? Is the sea
animal bigger or smaller than
a land animal?
Using the aquarium, you have
made, draw numbers to 10 on
some fish and place them in.
Go ‘fish’ for a number (See
example below)
Physical Development
Play a game of crab football with your family.!
Make some jelly and add different sea creatures in. Can
you pick them out without dropping them? Try using some
tweezers, is this more difficult?
When you go for your walk can you identify any plastic or
rubbish you see, if safe take this home to recycle to keep
our local environment safe and clean.
If you visit the beach look for signs of recycling or plastic
pollution. Look for the different symbols and take a photo
to share.
Understanding the world
Plastic pollution is a big problem in
our oceans. Use the internet to find
out about it.
Watch the video clip Go Jetters
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-
clips-video/pshe-eyfs-ks1-go-
jetters-environment-weather-and-
climate/zfb3scw
In your bath or sink add lots of
different plastic materials and sea
creatures. Fish them out to keep
the water nice and clean.
Expressive Arts and Design
Make an aquarium using a shoe
box and junk materials. (See
example below).
If you visit the beach you
could add your own sand and
shells.
Make a piggy bank from
recycled plastic materials
Personal Social emotional
Development
Can you help your grown -ups
recycle your rubbish? Help
sort into groups before they
go into the bin. Make a
poster about recycling. Put it
in your window for your
binman to show that you are
learning all about plastic
pollution and recycling.
Perhaps you could to tell him
next time he comes to empty
the rubbish bins.
We are planning this week’s home learning activities around World Ocean day which is Monday 8th June. The story to go alongside is
Commotion in the Ocean. If you do not have the story at home you can access it on you tube at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRhgZ8Jffs .
I have included pictures of examples of work to give you an idea of some of the activities you can complete. Please continue to share
your learning on Tapestry.
Thank you. EYFS Team
Useful Websites:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pRhgZ8Jffs Commotion in the Ocean
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ketu-SWDyD0 Shark in the Park Story
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWRwBRVeGQs The Shark in the Park with additional drawing activity.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgZRMptA0Lk&t=379s Clark the Shark read by Chris Pine
• https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/pshe-eyfs-ks1-go-jetters-environment-weather-and-
climate/zfb3scw Go Jetters EYFS / KS1 Geography: Go Jetters - Environment, weather and climate
• https://worldoceanday.school/ World Ocean Day
• https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-cfe2-t-2545577-world-oceans-day-powerpoint World Oceans Day
PowerPoint
Examples of activities you could complete at home.
Shoe box Aquarium. Add some fishing rods to compete Maths activity.
Use the link to access a day filled with exciting videos and activities.
https://worldoceanday.school/
Dress up in blue, or as your favourite Ocean creature.
There are a range of
activities and videos to watch,
you choose!!
Songs to sing along to.
Design a sea horse using a range of materials
