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Year 1

30.6.20 – Hi Year 1! I hope you’re well! Keep smiling and keep trying hard with your learning and make sure you’re helping out at home! :)

Key skills to keep practising (these are all the important things a year 1 child should be confident/fluent in)-

Literacy = reading (age-appropriate text – read fluently with expression and answer questions confidently), handwriting (consistent size and neatly formed), spelling (common exception words and high frequency words), punctuation (capital letters, full stops, exclamation marks and question marks), prefixes and suffixes, up-levelling your sentences and including detail in your sentences (adjectives and conjunctions).

Numeracy = count to 100 forwards and backwards, read and write numbers to 100, times tables (2s, 5s and 10s), one more/one less, number bonds to 20, add and subtract one digit and two digit numbers to 20, solve addition and subtraction problems & multiplication and division problems for 2s, 5s and 10s, find a half of shapes and amounts, find a quarter of shapes and amounts.

 These things will keep your literacy and numeracy skills sharp as we consistently practise these daily/weekly in school and practising them will keep them fresh in your mind! Try and remember all of the methods we have used in class for Numeracy (mentally, number lines, grouping, arrays etc) and make sure you’re reading everyday (either books from home or online). There are many links further down the page to help with phonics, spelling, reading, writing and numeracy!

Week 10 and 11 (commencing 29th June and 6th July) =

Here is a learning pack which has English, Maths and Foundation lessons for one week – it is specific and all in one place! :) home learning 2

Here is what you should be completing each week day – some of the links are repeated below as they provide a range of subjects :) I would suggest that you start your day with Joe Wicks’ PE session (9-9:30am) to get some fitness into your day!

If you sign up to free twinkl account, you should be able to access the learning hub daily plans. These are updated daily which offers a range of activities – here is the link:

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/home-learning-hub-daily-plan-monday-15th-june-t-tp-2550113

Then, complete some phonics practise using : W_C-29.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-FOOD  and   W_C-6.07.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-CELEBRATIONS or you could always go onto youtube and type in DfE phonics lessons and use those too! There are also some links further down the page in orange writing :) 

Then, complete your literacy learning – you can choose from the following links: 
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
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W_C-6.07.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-CELEBRATIONS
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English_Y1_Week_11_updated

Remember you can also do your own writing too – ideas are further down the page in pink writing and in the key skills list above. Make sure you are reading every single day too – this can either be materials you have at home such as books, magazines, newspapers, leaflets etc and there are links further down the page for online resources (pink writing).

Then, complete your numeracy learning – you can choose from the following links:
daily white rose lessons
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
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W_C-6.07.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-CELEBRATION
Maths_Y1_Week_10_updated
Maths_Y1_Week_11_updated

Then, complete your foundation subject learning – you can choose from the following links:
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
W_C-29.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-FOOD
W_C-6.07.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-CELEBRATION

PE and Exercises: Youth Sports Trust home learning, Youth Sports Trust: 60 Second Challenges, Bingo Physical Activity, and the Connect 4 Physical Activity 

Week 8 and 9 (commencing 15th June and 22nd June) =

Here is what you should be completing each week day – some of the links are repeated below as they provide a range of subjects :) I would suggest that you start your day with Joe Wicks’ PE session (9-9:30am) to get some fitness into your day!

If you sign up to free twinkl account, you should be able to access the learning hub daily plans. These are updated daily which offers a range of activities – here is the link:

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/home-learning-hub-daily-plan-monday-15th-june-t-tp-2550113

Then, complete some phonics practise using : W_C-15.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-SPACE or you could always go onto youtube and type in DfE phonics lessons and use those too! There are also some links further down the page in orange writing :) 

Then, complete your literacy learning – you can choose from the following links:
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
W_C-15.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-SPACE
Hamilton learning – I am uploading weeks 3-8 = weeks 8 and 9 are for now but the others, you can do as extras if you like or over the coming weeks :)
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English_Y1_Week_5
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English_Y1_Week_7
English_Y1_Week_8_updated     <——–this is this weeks work
English_Y1_Week_9_updated     <——–this is next weeks work

Remember you can also do your own writing too – ideas are further down the page in pink writing and in the key skills list above. Make sure you are reading every single day too – this can either be materials you have at home such as books, magazines, newspapers, leaflets etc and there are links further down the page for online resources (pink writing).

Then, complete your numeracy learning – you can choose from the following links:
daily white rose lessons
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
W_C-15.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-SPACE
Hamilton learning – I am uploading weeks 3-8 = weeks 8 and 9 are for now but the others, you can do as extras if you like or over the coming weeks :)
Maths_Y1_Week_3
Maths_Y1_Week_4
Maths_Y1_Week_5
Maths_Y1_Week_6
Maths_Y1_Week_7
Maths_Y1_Week_8_updated      <——–this is this weeks work
Maths_Y1_Week_9_updated      <——–this is next weeks work

Then, complete your foundation subject learning – you can choose from the following links:
daily bitesize lessons
daily national academy lessons
W_C-15.06.2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-SPACE

PE and Exercises: Youth Sports Trust home learning, Youth Sports Trust: 60 Second Challenges, Bingo Physical Activity, and the Connect 4 Physical Activity 

Online Coding Classes:

  1. Code.org – Learn computer science at home (free)
  2. Code Kids – virtual classes (Roblox, Python, Minecraft, Scratch and Game Design (these are not free course)
  3. Code Monster
  4. Khan Academy
  5. Scratch
  6. Swift Playgrounds

Science:

Materials
Changing Materials
Gases Liquids and Solids

Here are some places you can visit virtually.  Have fun!

Visit a Museum:

  1. The British Museum
  2. The Natural History Museum: Life of the blue whale
  3. The Natural History Museum: Wildlife Photographer of the year
  4. The Smithsonian Natural History Museum USA

Go to the Zoo:

  1. San Diego Zoo Live Cams
  2. London Zoo

Make sure you choose some of the key skills in the paragraph above too to practise each day! Well done if you have completed your daily lessons! It is really important that you continue your learning at home and refresh your memory of what we have learnt at school so keep up the hard work! :) Below are some extra links:

Phonics Links below – phonics is really important to keep on practising and remembering the different ways sounds can be written. Your child should know all of the sounds on the phase 2, phase 3, phase 4 and phase 5 mats – both reading and writing them individually and in words. Your child should be practising phonics every single day! 

Phonics Practise

phonics

phase 2 sound mat

phase 3 sound mat

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Spelling Links below – these are the required spellings for Year 1 which your children should know consistently – practise them on their own and then you could put them into sentences too! Your child should be practising these spellings at least two times a week.

year 1 common exception words

high frequency words

Reading Links below – here are some things you can be reading online as well as books you have at home too! Your child should be reading every single day, even if it is for 10 minutes.

reading oxford owl

Book Trust  

Listen to David Walliams

Literacy Trust Reading

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Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_6th-12th_April_–_Animals_in_the_Wild

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_13th-19th_April_–_Testing

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_20th-26th_April_–_Places_we_go 

w__Picture_News_e-resource_27th_April_–_3rd_May_–_Video_games

Fw__Picture_News_-_Captain_Tom_Moore_Special_and_newspaper_challenge!

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_4th-10th_May_–_Toys

Fwd__Picture_News_Special_-_VE_Day_75th_Anniversary

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_11th-17th_May_–_Satellites 

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_18th-24th_May_–_Where_we_live

Fwd__Picture_News_e-resource_25th-31st_May_–_Trusting_the_news

Picture News Special Resource – Lockdown Reflection

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More things to read online:

  1. International Children’s Library
  2. Renaissance Learning:  (7000 books to read online. They also include a play button to hear the text read out loud).
  3. Actors reading children’s books out loud!
  4. Links to authors reading their books aloud
  5. Collins Big Cat Books (Click on the Teacher Portal. Enter the following: Username: parents@harpercollins.co.uk Password: Parents20! The books go up to Lime).
  6. freekidsbooks.org (Lots of picture books and longer stories which can be downloaded and read for free as PDF files)
  7. The Children’s Library (This site offers children’s tales in lots of different languages.)
  8. Free and original stories for kids
  9. Story Jumper – book in many different languages

General Literacy Links below as extras – there are some ideas below but you could write about anything you want to! There are many different text types you can do! You could write instructions, a narrative, a postcard, a non-chronological report, a leaflet, a diary entry, an information booklet, a newspaper report, a setting description, a character description or even something like a comic strip! We have done all of these text types in class so just remember the features needed to complete that specific text type! :) Remember all of the vocabulary you can use – time adverbials, adjectives and conjunctions.

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Writing Challenge Cards

Writing Prompts based on reading different texts

General Links below

useful websites

Fun Stuff with Dav Pilkey 

 

 

Hi, Here is this weeks learning. Enjoy!

8th June 2020_-KS1-Learning-Project-MUSIC

Hi Year 1.

I hope you all had a relaxing half term! Here is the link to this week’s learning. Sorry for the delay………. have fun!!!!!

1st June 2020:  Click on the date and you will be directed to the tasks.

Welcome to Year 1

Our teacher is Miss Price and we also have Mrs Chhabra to help us learn.

2-5-20 – Happy weekend everyone! We have been busy putting a little surprise together for you that will make you smile. Please click here!

28-5-20

Here are some videos produced by the DFE which focus on phonics for specific year groups. You can type this into Youtube to watch all of the lessons. There have also been videos uploaded for reception if you want to recap some of those sounds. :)

18.05.20

It is mental health awareness week this week! Please remember to be kind and stay safe :) Here are some activities for you to have a go at:

Feelings PowerPoint & Activity                           Mental Health PowerPoint                       

How am I Feeling? – Draw Faces                         5 minute boredom busters

Mindfulness Colouring                                          Roald Dahl Quotes Colouring                                        

African Animal Yoga                                              Wellbeing Craft – Fill a Jar

Numeracy

Literacy

Other Subjects

Please also continue to practise your phonics and spellings from week 04.05.20.

11.05.20

Numeracy

Literacy

Other Subjects

Please also continue to practise your phonics and spellings from last week’s uploads.

04.05.20

Numeracy

Literacy

Other Subjects

Phonics/Spellings

Phase 5

a-e         au             aw           ay           ea              e-e             ew                ey 

ie            i-e             ir             oe          o-e             ou               oy               ph 

ue           u-e           wh           TrickyWordsBooklet

Phase 3

Phase 3 Activities – All Sounds     —–        Phonics Sounds Answer Sheet

TrickyWordsBooklet

Phase 2

I Can Read -Set 1          I Can Read – Set 2           I Can Read – Set 3             

I Can Read – Set 4         I Can Read – Set 5          Pictutres&Captions

 

27.04.20

Hi everyone! I hope you’re all safe and well. Here are a couple of ideas for your learning this week!

Numeracy

Literacy

Other Subjects

 

I have also uploaded weekly phonics reading and writing booklets for you to have a go at, beneath the phonics section. Pick which ones you want to have a go at. If you haven’t already, I have added assessments and tests for you to have a go at home, so that you can see which areas you may need extra help in.

Here are some links to useful activites, documents and websites:

Phonics

Reading and Writing Phonics Mini-Booklets

Literacy & Reading

Numeracy

New assessments to have a go at

PSHE

Home Packs

Picture News

Computing

  • ScratchJr – Free app/site to program your own interactive stories and games. Learn to solve problems and design projects.
  • Swiggle – Child-friendly search engine

“Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay where we are.” (Mason Cooley)

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