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Outdoor Learning
We had great fun outdoors with Mr Miller this week!
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An Egg-cellent Day!
We had a lovely day having an egg hunt and celebrating Autism Awareness day. We had a great class discussion about all
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P1 CLIC Targets
C – counting
For counting we are going to practise saying the numbers. You can go to 10, 20 or even 100 if you can manage. As a challenge try going
backwards.
L – learn its
Learn its are number facts which we try to remember and quickly recall without working out the answer. We now have to remember the doubles to 5 -1+1=2 2+2=4 3+3=6 4+4=8 5+5=10
You can also practise these at home. These facts are done orally and
not written down at this stage.
I – It’s Nothing New
These are facts like our learn its but instead of asking ‘What is one add one? ‘ we say ‘What is double one?’
Can you double 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5?
C – Calculations
This week we will focus on adding again.
Can you count two groups of objects altogether to find the total?
Use objects you have at home and form 2 groups to add together with different amounts. You could even try 3 groups of objects to add together.
Or practise your mental maths skills by adding in your head.
P2 CLIC Targets Week Beginning 22/02/21
C – CORE numbers
I can understand numbers to 10
- Show visually number stories e.g 5 = 3+2, 2+3, 4+1, 1+4 etc
L – Learn It’s
4+2, 5+2, 6+2, 7+2, 9+2
- We are working on instant recall of these number sentences, without using fingers or other materials
I – Doubling and Halving
Continue to work on doubling and halving within 20. Our doubling is coming along nicely, but we need some more practise with halving.
C – I can solve a subtraction number sentence
- e.g 6-6
- Remember to:
- Read the number sentence
- Set out the number of objects to start with
- Tell me how many you will be taking away
- Take the object away
- Count how many are left