Home Learning for this week…

Letters and Sounds:

Miss Moncreaff’s Phonics Group:

Blending and segmenting CVC words

Miss Rhoades Phonics Group:

er and tricky words her

Mrs O’Carolan’s Group:

tricky words: spotting high frequency words/ tricky words in the stories we are reading

Number Crunch:

Addition and subtraction.

Can you record any number sentences? What can you use to help you work out the answer?

Dear Parents,

We are really enjoying the warmer weather and have all been enjoying gardening, digging and looking for mini-beasts.

We would really appreciate any kind donations of gardening equipment, seeds, plants, pots etc that you may have lying around at home or sitting in the shed. We are desperately short of wheelbarrows, trowels, gardening gloves and plants!

Thank you for all of your support and any donations would be greatly received!

Thank you!!!

Home Learning for this week…

Letters and Sounds:

Miss Moncreaff’s and Miss Rhoades Phonics Group:

ear, air, ure and tricky words they

Mrs O’Carolan’s Group:

tricky words: were, there, little, one and learning to spell words with adjacent consonants eg street, spring, think

Number Crunch:

Number and measure skills through cookery eg measuring ingredients, halving vegetables to create vegetable soup

Extra Home Learning Challenge:

Have you got Liturgy words in your bookbag? If so, please learn these at home

Welcome back everyone after a sunny 2 weeks off school! We hope you have all had a wonderful, restful break.

Our new topic of ‘growing’ began this week and already the children have been gardening in the outdoor area, exploring different fruits and vegetables and creating their own recipe for vegetable soup (although some recipes contain strawberries…not sure the grown ups will be trying that one!).

For home learning this week please dip into our new home learning pyramid which can be found below by clicking this link …. Home Learning Pyramid

Paper copies will be given out at the end of this week.

Home Learning for this week…

Letters and Sounds:

Miss Moncreaff’s and Miss Rhoades Phonics Group:

oo, ar, or and tricky words no, go

Mrs O’Carolan’s Group:

tricky words: she, we, me, be and learning to spell words with adjacent consonants eg street, spring, think

Number Crunch:

Number bonds to 10…how many different ways can we make 10 using two numbers? Eg 5+5=10, 4+6=10

Easter Home Learning Challenge:

Can you share your Library book with a family member or friend? Why did you choose this book at the library? What was your favourite part? Who were the main characters in the book? What type of book is it? (non-fiction or fiction)

Have a wonderful Easter everyone!!!!!

Wow! What a fantastic morning/afternoon we have all had today! On behalf of everyone that works in Early Years I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who gave up their time today to help Starfish and Seahorse class.

We had such a fantastic visit and have all thoroughly enjoyed our day. In the Library, one of the Librarians gave a talk about the Library and the types of books we might find there, she also read a really funny story! We then went on a treasure hunt to look for different types of books!! We were also given the opportunity to look at some of the books in the Library and were all allowed to take one home and borrow it for a short period of time!

We have absolutely loved our day at the Library!!

Miss Rhoades

Home Learning for this week…

Letters and Sounds:

Miss Moncreaff’s and Miss Rhoades Phonics Group:

ai, ee, igh, oa and tricky words was my

Mrs O’Carolan’s Group:

tricky words: do, what, when, out and learning to spell words with adjacent consonants eg street, spring, think

Number Crunch:

Learning to name and describe 3D shapes.

Thank you!

Hey everyone…what a busy week we have had so far!

We have been really into gardening and digging this week and have loved using the gardening tools to dig in the mud and look for buried treasure!

In Starfish class we have changed our role play into a mini allotment and have a mud pit and vegetables for the children to experiment with. So far lots of children have been interested in planting seeds and have been chopping up the fruit in the fruit basket to look for seeds!

We are so glad Spring is finally here!

Miss Rhoades

We have been so impressed with all of the children in the year group this week! They have been so excited to have their turn going out walking round the local area hunting for numbers, looking at the number system, identifying one more or one less and looking at missing numbers.

The children have been so inspired by this trip we are planning some more local trips very soon!

Reading Practise:

Please share as many books as you can at home. Spot all of the sounds you know and have a go at recognising some of the tricky words you can’t sound out!

Number Revision:

Ordering numbers 0-20 and then 20-0 as a challenge!

Extra Challenge!

We have noticed many children are coming into school with lots of colds and snotty noses! A great way to teach your child to blow their nose is to hold a piece of paper on the top of your nose, you then have to move the paper by blowing through your nose and keeping your mouth shut (please only try this if your child does not have a cold!!!) Another nice game to play is nose football where you have to move a paper ball/ping pong ball by blowing through your nostrils.