Monday 1st February 2021
Phonics
In today's phonics everyone will be learning the alternative spelling pattern for /oi/ sound.
e.g. /oi/ as in spoilt and /oy/ as in toy
Watch Mr Thorne in video below.
Complete the alternative spelling pattern work sheet for /oi/ and /oy/
I have put links below to the Phonics Play website (www.phonicsplay.co.uk) for games and activities for /oi/ alternative spellings.
The site is free at the moment for home learning, but you may need to login.
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username: jan21 password: home
English
Lesson 9 - To write an explanation text (part 2)
Today's lesson slides below, will recap/remind you about previous lerning from this unit.
Task: Use your boxed up plan, which you created for your 'fantastical creature', and the 'explanation writer's toolkit', to write the next paragraph of your explanation text on 'gliding'.
I look forward to seeing your writing!
Reading
Read one of your favourite stories and draw a story map.
Can you use your story map to retell your story to someone else or to your toys.
Maths
T: Interpreting Pictograms
Watch the video lesson in the link, then complete the questions on the worksheet below.
I have also attached a 'True or False' (T or F) question to make you think!
Maths Extension - Only If needed:
A questions are tricky, B questions make you think and C questions are Brain Buzzing.
(DO NOT DO ALL OF THEM, if you are getting them right move to the next level.If you are finding a little difficult drop back a level and do a couple of those).
Art
T: To explore the technique of Frottage pencil rubbings.
Watch the 'pencil rubbing' video below which demonstrates how to make rubbings of different objects and materials.
Explore and practise making rubbings of objects and things in your house, using pencil/ crayons.
Make sure you check with an adult first that is safe/ okay to use the objects, before you make a rubbing!
After exploring and practising, look at the exmples of Frottage rubbing repeating patterns.
Challenge: Can you create a repeating pattern using the frottage rubbing technique?
Music
Join in with Mr Shepherd's music lessons, they really are great fun!
- I know we enjoy them in school!
To join in with lesson 3, click on the video link below.
