Class 1 Home Learning w/c 30.03.20

We hope that your first week of home learning went well and we have missed you all! 

If you have any questions or want to share some amazing work, remember you can email class1@barnhambroomprimaryschool.co.uk 

Mrs Heritage has recorded her reading a story to you. Watch it at - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuvaLaLFdZA&t=14s

Phonics 

Each day...

• Use your sound string to recap on sounds or use phonicsplay: flashcards-speed trial. Try to beat your time each day. 

• Play a phonics game daily. This could be: 

• On phonics play (https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/)

• A ‘games for letter and word recognition’ game from https://fiveminutemum.com/ using sounds from their sound string 

• Any alphabet or spelling puzzles/games that you may have at home

• Choose one sound from the ones below to recap

You could also try watching Ruth Miskin Training on YouTube, we use these cards to teach the sounds to children but as a school follow a different scheme. If you are worried about teaching phonics this is something that you might like your child to watch.

Reception - watch set 2 speed sounds at 10am or 1pm

Year 1 - watch set 3 speed sounds at 10.30am or 1.30pm

Maths and Topic

Choose one blue activity (maths) and one red activity (topic) each day - you could do more if you want!

The *challenge is trickier if you want to challenge yourself. 

MATHS

-Look at: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/kids-baking Follow a recipe and weigh the ingredients needed to cook your own treat.

*write about your masterpiece. What did it taste like? How could you improve it?

-Use your bathroom scales to weigh your family. Can you put them in order of weight from the heaviest to lightest?

*Use the > or < symbol to say which item is heavier or lighter than another. Eg. Mum > me

-Use your kitchen scales to weigh a few different foods. Can you put them in order of weight from the heaviest to lightest?

*Can you record it in a sentence? For example The pineapple is heavier than the apple. The grapes are lighter than the banana.

-For some fun Easter maths go onto White Rose Hub, home learning Early Years activities OR

(if you can print)

*Year 1, week 1 weight activities.

-Make your own balance scales using a coat hanger similar to this:

(if you don't have buckets and string you can use carrier bags)

Weigh items and use language such as: heavier, lighter, heaviest, lightest and balance to compare weights.

*make the scales balance by putting blocks, lego cubes the opposite side to the item you are weighing. Make statements such as: The pencil weighs the same as 4 blocks.

TOPIC

-Watch Andy’s Wild Workouts on CBeebies and move like different animals or watch Oti Mabuse on YouTube at 11.30am to learn and perform a Disney dance

*make up your own dance

-Paint a rainbow or make one with craft materials to display in your window and to give others hope.

*Go on a walk and see how many rainbows you can find. Record as a tally.

-Continue your seed diary to show the progress of your seeds (you could write, draw or take pictures)

-Use Purple Mash/ mini mash/ drawing and painting to create your own artwork. Maybe an Easter picture?

*save this into your tray so that your teachers can see it or learn how to print it

-Watch Ollie’s body percussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW2DY1OpgrI Can you create your own pattern of body percussion?

*Write you pattern down using pictures or words

-Recap on the different coins and their values.

*Work with your parents to create a snack menu where you have to pay for your snacks each day. You could use just pennies or a range of coins.