This week’s homework is a ‘Great Outdoors’ grid. Click on the link below. Choose 3 or more activities from it to do throughout the week. This is your last homework task of Primary 1. Thank you to you and your families for all the effort you have put into your homework throughout the year!
We have been leaning the ‘th’ sound. Watch the following video to remind you of the sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQYDbZ8gqow
ACTIVITY
Watch this video and read the ‘th’ words.
REMEMBER THAT ‘th’ CAN MAKE 2 DIFFERENT SOUNDS.
TASK 2
Write out a number line 0-15. Work with a partner and take turns to cover a number. The other person has to work out what number has been covered, by looking at the other numbers in the line.
Our new topic is ‘Animals’. Complete the ‘My Dream Pet’ worksheet (It will be in your bag on Monday).
You might want to research some animals on the internet, before you decide what your dream pet is!
TASK 2
Complete the ‘Family Maths Toolkit’ worksheet in your scrapbook.
PLEASE BRING YOUR SCRAPBOOK TO SCHOOL ON THURSDAY.
TASK 3
We have been learning how to read, write and count numbers up to 15. Please practise these numbers. Copy and paste the link below and choose ‘Numbers up to 15’.
Please work through the literacy booklet (sent home today) with an adult, when you can. You don’t need to return this booklet to school.
TASK 1
Open the following PowerPoint and read the ‘ch’ words. Remember to say each sound, then blend them together. ‘ch’ should be said as one sound. The words get trickier so don’t worry if you can’t do them all!
Open the following PowerPoint and read the ‘ng’ words. Remember to say each sound, then blend them together. ‘ng’ should be said as one sound. The words get trickier so don’t worry if you can’t do them all!
Open the following PowerPoint and read the ‘sh’ words. Remember to say each sound, then blend them together. ‘sh’ should be said as one sound. The words get trickier so don’t worry if you can’t do them all!
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