The New Forest Church of England Primary School

Maths:   

Our unit is: Time

Monday:

Arithmetic starter: 

Practice book pages: Telling time to half past p109-111

Tuesday

Arithmetic starter: I have stuck 19 stickers on two sheets of paper.  How many could be on each sheet?

Practice book pages: Writing Time p112-114

Wednesday

Arithmetic starter: What number facts do I know about the number 9?

Practice book pages:  Comparing Time p115-117

Thursday

Arithmetic starter:  Count in 2's to 20

Practice book pages: Solving word problems - Time p118-121

Friday

Arithmetic starter: Count in 5's to 50

Practical activity: Pippety Skycap's measuring activity (see powerpoint for English)

As we have run out of time for the final Power Maths unit on money, it would be of real benefit to the children if you could do some practical money work in the summer. Perhaps they could have a piggy bank of change that you can look at and count together? The children need to recognise coins and notes and should be able to work out how much money there is if they have eg four 10p's and two pennies.

All children will have their Power Maths book at home for the summer, so feel free to complete any lessons that haven't been covered if you wish to.

Arithmetic: 

See daily lessons and access to Mathletics 

Power Maths 1C textbook link:

Linked to each lesson in the practice books for Power Maths is a input session from the textbook

You can access these textbooks using the link you have been emailed by KS2 Admin in May and on June 1st.  Here is your child's year group link:

https://preview.pearsonactivelearn.com/ebook.asp?id=Njc0MDA2fGJvb2t8dW5kZWZpbmVkfDA=

This link will only work properly if you have consented to Pearson's Terms of Use. See this  guide on how to do this:

Power Maths textbook access.pptx 

Power Maths have also produced a parent guide video to using the textbooks:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssa6TAjzgug&list=PLTO8p8hoj-A4wY5Ikm4t1BF-6iS2jpPvq&index=3&t=0s

English:   

This week is we will complete our unit from Talk for Writing (Home-School booklets) called Pippety Skycap - a Tale of Mischief.  This week, there are three English activities, one for Maths on Friday, and a lovely extra bonus activity if you wish to use it at some point, called If I had Wings. (please see the Powerpoint)

Week 3 Pippety Skycap.pptx

Monday - Poem and riddles

Tuesday - Giant's Pocket

Wednesday - Rainbow Treasure Hunt

Thursday - Trees that I know- look for trees in your garden or on a walk, make a list of the trees you find and describe each one.

Friday - Write this week's spellings in sentences using your best handwriting.  Don't forget to use capital letters and full stops.

Phonics: 

 We have now learned all of the Year 1 sounds and recapped over each one, so hopefully you will be feeling quite confident with them!

Well done everybody!

Now you just need to keep practicing. Use them when you read and spell, make sure that you are blending sounds together when you read and segment them when you spell and work on any sounds that you found particularly tricky. Have fun using phonics play too! 

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/

Ongoing Spellings:

Continue to practice your spelling words each day.

Week 7: Today, of, his, has

1. Make sure that you have read the words that you need to work on each week.  These may also include any errors from previous weeks.  
2. Learn the words over a week using one of the strategies listed on our Spelling Strategies Page
3. Regularly do a recap test of the words that you've been learning over the past few weeks -  make sure you are secure in your recall of their correct spelling.
4. Focus on forming your letters correctly and joining so that each letter can be easily recognised.   If in doubt PRINT your letters in un-joined, lower case. 

Target word lists - make sure you can READ and WRITE each of these words for your year group.

Year 1

Resources to support your learning are available on the Spelling Strategies Page 

Topic time:    

Music: https://wiltshire.charanga.com/yumu

I have added another unit called "Reflect, rewind and replay" which has a variety of music to listen to, songs to learn and other activities.  Some of them are ones that we have done this year.  I am hoping that you will still be able to access these over the summer if you wish to.

RE: Judaism – Are Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur important to Jewish children?

Think back over what you have learned.  What is your answer to the question?

In the powerpoint file below there is a picture of some Jewish children in the Synagogue for Rosh Hashanah and you can write in the thought bubble what they might be thinking. 

children thinking rosh hashanah.pptx

Science/History/Geography/Art:

Science: Can you identify the main parts of a tree? You might like to look at the life of an oak tree in this video clip.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zx3ygk7

Here is a sheet that you can print out to label the parts of a tree.

t-t-2546763-parts-of-a-tree-activity-sheet.pdf

Art: Look closely at a leaf and draw it. Can you see what the different parts are? The shape of the edges and the veins? 

Other sessions:

You will find Mrs Whittaker and Miss Morland  'assembly' videos on our Worship and Reflection Page.  

We continue to add content to our Love of Reading Page.

Whole school projects will continue each week on Mrs Whittaker's Topic Time Page

Here are some ideas for your Physical Activity session.  Also there are PE and dance coaches - e.g. Joe Wickes - on YouTube and a circuit training plan on our Physical Activity Page.