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6.5.20

Good morning everybodyheart

Today is Wednesday 6th May 2020.

What is the weather like today?

Here are today's busy work activitiesyes.

Phonics Time

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.

Can you say these sounds?

sh  r   j   v   y   w   th   

 

Now, in your busy work books, practice writing the following letters:
Remember to use the rhymes to help you.

If you have a printer at home, you can print out the above worksheets, by clicking on the links at the bottom of this pageyes.

 

mailParents: 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: hat, pan, crack, ship, chop.
As a challenge, your child could write a simple sentence: chop it up.

 

Now let's play 'Pick a Picture' laugh.

Before we finish, click on the link below to read one of these books to your grown upyes.

Singing Time

Visit https://charanga.com/yumu/login and click on the 'Summer 1' section to learn a new song. Your log in details are included in your home learning packs. 

 

If you haven't got your log in details, you could sing one of our favourite songs 'Down by the Bay.' The video is below to help you. Don't forget, you can get more songs on the 'songs' section of our home learning pagewink.

Down By The Bay

Maths Time
Today, at Maths Time, we are going to solve problems, using our subtraction skills (takeaway).  
So, you need your subtraction brains switched on, to help you solve each problem.
The first one has been done for youlaugh.

There were 6 lions sunbathing in the sun. 2 get hot and leave to find some shade. How many are left?

To help us find the answer, we are going to draw the first amount of animals in the problem. So, first, we will need 6 lions, like this:

                              

Then, we need to take away the second amount of animals in the problem. So, we will need to take away 2, like this:

 

                                 

 

Then, we count how many lions are left. So, the answer to the problem is 4.
The subtraction sum to this problem would be 6-2=4. 

Now, its your turnwink.

 

1. 7 lizards are chasing insects. 4 get bored and run away. How many lizards are left?

2. 9 meerkats are looking for food. An big bird flies over and 6 run away. How many are left?

3. There are 11 zebras eating grass. 3 leave to find water. How many zebras are left?

4. There were 15 elephants sleeping on the hay. 5 woke up and walked away. How many elephants are still asleep?

Good luck solving the problems!

Story Time
Today's story is 'Peace at last.' It's late and Mr Bear is very tired and all he wants to do is go to sleep! 

What are some of the noises that are keeping him awake? Are there any noises in your house that keep you awake at night time? Click on the video below to enjoy this great storyyes.

Peace at Last

Spectacular busy work today everybody!

Enjoy the rest of your dayblush.

Miss Dodgson & Mr Kirkbride

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