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Tuesday 24th March
Posted: Mar 23, 2020 by: Emma Oddy (EOddy) on: Reception
Well done!
You are doing brilliant!
Any work can be done in the green books. You may need to pencil draw extra lines in with a ruler in as the lines are very wide apart in some books.
Here is a reward chart if you need it. Reward Chart 2020.pdf
Reward for parents, download this onto child's tablet/computer. https://youtube.com/kids/?gclid=CjwKCAjw3-bzBRBhEiwAgnnLCu6c9zGT0M-oVVuBgbmmF3j-2f5-sIEVRU0yvema_m_hc5Q_g6RRXhoC-AkQAvD_BwE
Time table to have a go at today. Remember its only day 2, take it easy.
Go noodle.- Go onto Categories then Zumba or Maximo
Register. If you have 10 teddies its a good time for some maths. Are all 10 here today? No? How many away? 10-1=9 inverse 9+1=10
Children can write number sentences or draw visual symbols.
Split the 10 teddies into 2 groups for number bonds to 10 practise. Ask children to tell you the number sentences. 8+2=10 7+3=10 3+7=10 then 10-3=7
Phonics/Reading
Speeds sounds set 2 ay ee igh oe oo 00 ar all children have covered some have done a few more.
Red words - he she me we be come some saw love water so do of no you said was tall small call walk talk
Ditty 2 in the little red Go Writing books. Remember to get the children to sound out all the sounds (segmenting for spelling) individually.
e.g S-W-I M using Fred Fingers. Write extra sentences if this available. The green book is there if the children are keen.
Practice handwriting letters c a o d g they should all start the same way.
Mathematics - Maths seeds or Schofield and Sims Booklet (you can buy more online if you like these from Amazon)
Play Snakes and ladders, counting up and down from the number you land on.
Physical - always go noodle available but BBC radio 'Lets Move' are 20 mins free dance programmes the children are familiar with.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03g64pk
Crafting see if you can make a creative spider inside or using natural materials in the garden.
Stay safe please let me know how it's all going. Feed back will be useful.
Remember learning works best if the children think they are playing and having fun!
Thank-you again,
Mrs Oddy
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