Welcome back Reception
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We hope you had a nice, relaxing week with your family
.
Here today's busy work activities.
If your child is confident recognising all of the set 1 sounds, and can read words such as ship, king, bat, and clap, without any support, then click here to learn the set 2 sounds.
Set 1 Sounds Lesson
Today, we are going to learn all about the 'c' sound .
Parents: Look at the pictures below with your child. Say each object name, and ask your child to repeat the words after you.

Parents: Look at the pictures below with your child. Point to one of the pictures, and ask your child whether it is 'c' or 'c-c-caterpillar.' Repeat a few times, getting quicker each time.

Now, practice saying these sounds
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Handwriting Time
In your busy work books, practice writing today's sound 'c'. Don't forget to use the rhyme to help you!

Now, practice writing these sounds
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If you have a printer at home, you can print out the above worksheets, by clicking on the links at the bottom of this page
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Word Time
Can you Fred talk, read, the words below?

Parents: Ask your child to write the following words in their busy work books.
Boys and girls, remember to use your 'Fred Fingers' to help you.
Words to write: pot, mat, dad
As a challenge, your child could write a simple sentence: 'Cat on a mat'.
Before we finish, click on the link below to read one of these books to your grown up
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Now, with a grown-up, try the exercises on the cards below.
Parents: Spend around 30 seconds on each movement and take a short break in between each activity.
Maths Time
Let's start today's Maths activity by telling a grown up the numbers you can see below
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0 5 10 9 12 8 3 15 1
Super! This week, at Maths Time, we are going to practice our adding and taking away skills
, but today, you will only need your adding brains switched on
. We will do the first sum for you, because we are going to show you a brand new way to find the answer
. So, the first sum is 4+3= and today, we are going to show you how to use a number line to help us find the answer.
First, we find the first number from the addition sum (4), and put a circle around it, like this:

Next, we look at the second number in the sum (3), and then, we jump forwards this amount of spaces along the number line, like this:

The number it lands on, is the answer to your sum
. So, 4+3= 7.
Now, its your turn
, complete the activity in your busy books.
3+1=
4+2=
5+4=
6+4=
Parents: To make this activity easier for your child, draw the number lines in their busy books.
WOW! Tremendous Maths Work Reception
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Today's story book is called 'Little Red Riding Hood.' It is about a little girl who took a trip through the woods to visit her Grandma. On the way, she meets a wolf. He seems nice...but do you think he is really a friendly wolf? Then, when she gets to her Grandma's house something isn't quite right
. Click on the link below to read today's fantastic story
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Well done Reception! You have done some fantastic busy work today
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Don't forget to email us if you have any questions, or to let us know how you are doing.
Miss Dodgson & Mr Kirkbride