1. Watch and complete the tasks within today's video for your Phonics group.

2. Complete today's Education City game.

Number formation and counting recap:

Complete the counting sheets found below. Take care when you count and think carefully about how you are forming each numeral.

Grammar focus - naming and ordering letters:

Use the BBC Bitesize link and work through the videos and activities. As an extra challenge, you could look through a book or magazine at home and find different lowercase and uppercase (capital) letters. Write a list of the letters you have found and matched.

Creative:

In school, we have made a calendar for the new year - we used cotton buds to create simple representations in paint of each of the four seasons. You could use the tree template below or a design of your own choice. We have spare calendar tabs in school which you can collect and add to your design when you return after isolating.

10 x minutes reading - use your school reading book or access online reading resource - Oxford Owl - using the login instructions provided

10 x minutes spelling practise - use the relevant sheet below - check in your planner for your words.

1. Watch and complete the tasks within today's video for your Phonics group.

2. Complete today's Education City game.

Numbers to 20 recap:

Work through the sheets below. You will need to count in 1s from 1 to 20, filling in the missing numbers for each sequence. Again, take care with your formation.

Grammar focus - rhyming words:

Use the BBC Bitesize link and work through the videos and activities. 

As an extra challenge, you could read a rhyming story and make a list of the rhyming pairs that the author has used (tip: many of your favourite Julia Donaldson's stories rhyme!)

Creative:

There is a set of instructions below that you could follow to make a handprint wreath. You could hang it on your front door or in your bedroom. You might also like to make some other handprint Christmas pictures.

10 x minutes reading - use your school reading book or access online reading resource - Oxford Owl - using the login instructions provided

10 x minutes spelling practise - use the relevant sheet below - check in your planner for your words.

1. Watch and complete the tasks within today's video for your Phonics group.

2. Complete today's Education City game.

2D shape recap:

Complete the 2D shape sheets below. As an extra challenge, can you describe how many of each 2D shape you have used? 

Grammar focus - counting syllables:

Use the BBC Bitesize link and work through the videos and activities. As an extra challenge, you could write a list of the names of the people in your house and label how many syllables there are in each.

PE:

Remember, it is important to keep active, especially as you are having to stay at home at the moment.

Try one of these Cosmic Yoga sessions (from YouTube)

Trolls

Squish the Fish

10 x minutes reading - use your school reading book or access online reading resource - Oxford Owl - using the login instructions provided

10 x minutes spelling practise - use the relevant sheet below - check in your planner for your words.

1. Watch and complete the tasks within today's video for your Phonics group.

2. Complete today's Education City game.

Repeated patterns recap:

Complete the repeated pattern sheets below. As an extra challenge, you could use some Christmas decorations at home to make your own repeated patterns. Can you describe your pattern to a grown up at home?

1. Spelling test - as it is the last day of term, please ask an adult at home to test you on this week's spellings - hopefully you have practised each day. Afterwards, ask an adult to email your scores to our class email address.

Handwriting focus:

1. Warm up your muscles with this fun BBC Supermovers Song.

2. Complete the handwriting sheet- remember to refer to the letter formation guide.

Christmas film!

In school today, we have watched a recording of a Christmas pantomime (recorded Winter 2019). As a treat, why not snuggle up on the sofa and watch a Christmas film? You might even enjoy some treats (it is nearly Christmas after all!) Enjoy and Merry Christmas!