Wednesday 27th January
Good Morning,
Today is Wednesday!
If you can join us at 9.15am for our live Teams meeting we will be very happy to see you.
Today we are going to be doing ...
Phonics – Read Write Inc
Foxes - 'ir' sound (see below for follow-up sheet and lesson video)
Afterwards use the sheet to read and write the 'ir' words.
Then hold the sentence below and write it.
I can skip and hop and twirl.
Don't forget to show which are the special friends.
Hedgehogs - 'oo' sound (the lessons will be live on YouTube at 9.30 am for 24 hours. There are two lessons reading and spelling)
RWI set 2 speed sounds reading and writing with Rosie 'oo'
Afterwards use the sheet to read and write the 'oo' words.
Hold a sentence and write it.
play in the cool pool.
Don't forget to show the special friends
Rabbits and Owls- Reading and spelling (link to RWI website for lesson for reading and spelling
Set 1 sounds reading and spelling
Then hold the sentence below and write it.
a fox in a box
Dough Disco
Join us today live at 11 am for dough disco (invite through Teams)
Today's song choice goes back to the 1970's ... 1971 infact!
Don't forget to really work those fingers! This song is quite short so you might want to play it twice.
Maths - 'Growing 6, 7, 8!'
But let's get working out with our song of the week.
Jack Hartman - Count to 20 and workout
Lesson 3 - Composition of 8
Today you are going to be investigating ways to make 8.
Try the activity below after the lesson. How can you represent 8?
Challenge activity
Visit the Twinkl website to play the 'Press the Button' game.
Enter the code DR2579.
There are different levels of the game start look for 'Number bonds to 5' then try Number bonds to 6, 7 and 8.
When I loaded it up it was a little slow to load, I think that's because the site is so popular.
Other maths activities can be found here:
Additional maths for Growing 6, 7, 8!
Andy's Wild Workouts
We have another wild workout today
Andy's Wild Workouts - Under the Sea
Which will be your favourite move today?
KUW: Polar Bear Facts and Why Don't Polar Bears Feel Cold Experiment
We are going to be finding out a bit more about polar bears. There is a video to watch and a PowerPoint to look at. Afterwards you can have a go at drawing a polar bear (you don't have to) but I would like you to try and write one simple fact about polar bears just like you did last week when writing about the egg.
Look at the Powerpoint below about Polar Bears and watch the 'All Things Animal TV' episode about polar bears.
Have a go at drawing a polar bear using 'How to draw a polar bear' guide below.
Think of a fact about polar bears.
Hold a sentence with your grown-up using your fact e.g it can swim.
Write your fact under your picture.
If your child does this confidently they could have a go at another fact. If your child doesn't want to draw the polar bear first that's fine. They can still write their fact. They could use the red book that was in the home learning pack to draw their picture and write their sentence.
Why don't polar bears feel cold?
To find out why polar bears don't feel cold try the activity below in the files section.
You don't need the toy polar animals that is just to introduce the idea of the activity. It's okay just to talk about them.
Have a lovely day,
Mrs Rogers