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Weekly home learning

 

Each week you the website and class dojo will be updated with a 'menu' of activities to work through with your child. We have tried to include a wide variety of resources. Any questions please send a message on Class dojo. There are links to extra learning games below: 

                                                                

This week's home learning overview is below. Children can do their work on paper and send a photo on Class Dojo or they can complete their work by logging into their Seesaw profile. They will find task assigned to them on there or they can create their own document to add their work. Please message the class teacher if you have any questions. Thanks 

 

 

Details and links for each day will be added to this webpage each morning. 

Monday

Literacy - use the pirate word mat to help you write your descriptive sentences.

Maths

Subtraction using number lines

Design a Pirate Ship

Draw your design and design what you will need to make each part. Label your drawing with what you will need. Keep this safe as you will have the opportunity to make your design when you come back to school. 

                                                    

As there is only one isolation day this week, here are your activities for today! 

Read the "Meet the Pirates" poem and make a list of all the pairs of rhyming words. How many were there? 

 

Now, have a go at adding new pirates into the poem. Think of a pirate name and a rhyme about what they like doing. For example, Joe / toe - "There's Pirate Joe who hobbles with a broken toe"
Your pirates can be as crazy and silly as you like laugh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have a go at some of these halving and doubling word problems. You may need an adult to help you read them.

Listen to this piano music from Pirates of the Caribbean. What does it make you think of? Sword fighting pirates? A pirate ship sailing on huge waves? Pirates working hard to lift the sails of the ship? While listening, draw the what you imagine is happening and create a great pirate picture!

If if you want to learn some new drawing skills, have a go at this "Draw with Rob" video to help you draw a pirate ship.

 

 

This week we have two special celebrations. Firstly, Valentines day, we will be having a focus of spreading love and positivity and making lots of lovely valentines craft to decorate our homes with. 

 

Secondly, we celebrate Chinese new year, watch the video on youtube and complete the activities on seesaw.

 

Daily numeracy and literacy activities will be uploaded to your seesaw account.  

 

We look forward to seeing how you get on!

 

Don't forget our lives team session on Wednesday - the same groups and times as last week :-) 

Chinese New Year

 

 

 

 

The View at the Zoo

Watch the youtube video to help you complete this weeks activities. All activities are on seesaw and will be uploaded daily. 

 

 

Commotion In The Ocean by Giles Andreae

 

To kick start our new topic 'Carnival of the animals' we are focusing this weeks challenge around the story Rumble in the Jungle. On class dojo you will find a video of instructions and explanations of the tasks set for this week. Some activities this week will be based on Seesaw. You will find the instructions on dojo and on the instruction setting of our class page. 

Rumble in the Jungle

Hello and happy new year!  This is not the start of 2021 we would have liked to have but we have to work together to teach our children and make learning less stressful. We have put together some activities both online but also some which will give you the opportunity to have some fun with your children.

Please send photos through to us on Class Dojo, where the children will receive points for the work completed, children with the most points will receive a small prize from the box when we are back in school.

 

 

Well-Being

Children might feel anxious during this time and it is important that we help them recognise those feelings and help them to think of ways to express them. Below are some resources that will support you at home to build resilience and strategies for reducing anxiety.

1.Explantion of anxiety, ‘The Guard Dog and the Owl’: Cosmic Kids Zen Den:    

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so8QN9an3t8

 

2. Be the Pond: A short meditation for young children to help manage 

    emotions.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf5K3pP2IUQ

 

3. Puppy Mind: A Story to help young children manage their thoughts:

               https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd7Cr265zgc

Or/ And Joe Wickes workout starting on Wednesday 6th – following the link on youtube.

 

 

 

Some simple activities and games to do at home:

Make a bird feeder

Can you with your own bird feeder? There are plenty of ways you could do this you may like to follow these steps that you may find out your back garden

  1. Gather up a few pine cones from your yard and tie strings to the top of them. ...
  2. Using a butter knife, have your spread ; peanut butter or cooking lard all over the surface of the pine cone.
  3. Roll the pine cone through a bowl of birdseed.

 

Below are some you could follow.

 

 

 

Make play dough

1. Mix the flour and salt in a large bowl. In a separate bowl mix together the water, a few drops of food colouring and the oil.

2. Pour the coloured water into the flour mix and bring together with a spoon.

3. Dust a work surface with a little flour and turn out the dough. Knead together for a few minutes to form a smooth, pliable dough. If you want a more intense colour you can work in a few extra drops of food colouring.

4. Store in a plastic sandwich bag (squeeze out the air) in the fridge to keep it fresh.

 

Magic glitter science experiment

Can you follow the link to make your own magic glitter using ingredients from around the house?

https://conservamome.com/magic-glitter-activity-a-fun-science-activity-for-kids/

 

New Year Resolutions Art

Can you think of something that you would like to do or get better at in the year 2021? Can you draw around your hand on a piece of paper or card, cut it out and write a simple sentence explaining what you want to do in 2021.

 

                                                

 

 Make your own Joe Wicks style P.E routine

Can you make a challenging Joe Wicks workout to be done at home and share with the rest of the class? Think about what exercises you can do and for how long. Can you think of any other exercises that we could differently? What about different animal movements, cosmic yoga stretches or some routines from Just Dance? Here are some ideas for you to use.

                                      

 

Outdoor Art Collage

Can you make a collage using outdoor materials that you can find around your home? Take a picture and send it back to me on dojo.  

                               

 

Rainbow Toast

Paint your piece of bread with milk and food colouring and then pop your bread into the toaster for an arty breakfast. Make sure a grown-up is in charge of making toast, and let the little ones go wild with their colourful designs. You could even use a paper template for a really complicated pattern!

 

Messy play - CBeebies - BBC         

 

Frozen Ice Paints

Make some bright ice paints. Click on the following link and follow the instructions:

Frozen Ice Paints - The Imagination Tree

 

 

Outdoor Snap

Gather a small collection of items from the local environment, this could be out in your garden or if you go for a walk see what you can find.  Things like feathers, pine cones, pebbles and leaves.

Your child’s challenge is to search the area for the same objects, and then come back to see how many they’ve managed to collect.

This game will help them develop their memory and observation skills.

 

 

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