diagrpaghs – ay, ea, and ow as in snow.<\/p>\n
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day, away, always, today,<\/p>\n
each, ask, year, ear,<\/p>\n
yellow, grow, again, food<\/p>\n
Dory’s group<\/em><\/p>\n initial sounds – r, m, d, e, c, k, ck<\/p>\n common words-<\/p>\n am, me, my, did, as, he, can, we, into<\/p>\n If you have time perhaps you can play some activities to revise these sounds such as:<\/p>\n scavenger hunt around the house looking for items that match the initial sounds or look in your child’s books for words with the digraphs.<\/p>\n throw a ball to spell the words<\/p>\n rainbow writing words or hide some words in a drawing and getting someone to find them.<\/p>\n I will also put more related language activities on Education City.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Maths<\/p>\n In maths this week we have been looking at sequencing numbers<\/p>\n 0 to 10 forwards\/backwards<\/p>\n counting 0 to 20, 2s to 20,\u00a0 5s to 50, 10s to 100<\/p>\n Again I will add some activities for your child to try on Education City.<\/p>\n Have a lovely weekend. Mrs Carey<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This week we have been exploring the book ‘How big is a million?’ The children have been enjoying learning about penguins as a result and have been happy to bring in story books and their cuddly penguin toys. Next week … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/ea\/hurlfordpsecc\/files\/2021\/02\/please-take-care.png\")
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