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Wednesday 10th June

Good Morning Drake class! As today is Wednesday we will be celebrating the Wonderful Wednesday Word! Please follow the link below to watch the wonderful Mrs Davies on today's video. smiley

Please find below a copy of The Wednesday Word leaflet - this week the word is 'Nourish' ...

If you would like to start your day with an awakening stretch, please follow the link below and choose an episode to join in with.

Good Morning 10th June

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Phonics

Please continue to join the Read write inc lessons following the link. The videos are available for 24 hours so you can view them any time during the day. Today's set 2 sound is or and set 3 sound is are.

You might want to complete the spelling lesson too.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7fbLgY2oA_cFCIg9GdxtQ

 

Animal challenge

Today we will be completing a challenge based on the story Dear Zoo. I read it in yesterday morning's video if you would like to watch it again or I have included a power point of the video below. You will also find today's challenge there too, you can complete your work in your green home learning book.smiley

Maths

Today you are starting a new unit called 'Position and Movement'. Your first lesson focuses on describing turns. You will explore turns made by shapes and objects. It is important to use language such as full, half, quarter and three quarter turns to describe how the shapes have been turned. Use the PowerPoint presentation lesson 1 to learn about describing turns and discuss the following questions:

 

How has this object / shape been turned?
What would the shape look like after a full / half / quarter / three-quarter turn?
Can you draw what the shape would look like after being turned ___?
What would it look like after another turn?
Is there more than one direction the shape can be turned?

 

To have a good understanding of turns it will help to start with a practical task. Ask your child to stand up and move around the room/garden, give instructions such as ‘perform a full turn / half turn / quarter turn, three-quarter turn’. Older brothers or sisters could also help with this task if  adults are busy. 

 

Once you have completed the practical task then there is a worksheet to use where you show how shapes look when they are turned. You should find this worksheet in your new Home Learning pack. If you want an extra task then there's an activity where you can describe turns. 

 

 

Afternoon activities

Follow the link to enjoy one of our topic based activities. smiley

Story time

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