Morning everyone,<\/p>\n
I hope you have had lots of fun during your Easter holidays. Although it was different for most of us I hope you managed to get out for your daily walks\/bike rides and have fun at home playing.<\/p>\n
This is a strange way to begin a new term but I’m hoping we can still manage to learn lots of new things.<\/p>\n
Today I’m only going to set one task for your children so that they are not overwhelmed on the first day back.<\/p>\n
Literacy Work<\/p>\n
Ask if your child can remember what a phoneme is. They should be able to tell you that it is when we take two sounds and put them together to make a new sound.<\/p>\n
Ask which ones they can remember.<\/p>\n
Hopefully you’ll get s+h is sh, c+h is ch, t+h is th, n+g is ng,e+e is ee and o+o is oo.<\/p>\n
This week we are going to put c and k together to make the ck sound. This sound wiil mostly be heard in the middle of words or at the end of words. Curly c always comes before kicking k.<\/p>\n
Can you look through a book and find any ck words? \u00a0\u00a0 Write them down.<\/p>\n
Can you use your letter tiles to make ck words? \u00a0 \u00a0 (You will have to write ck on a sheet of paper and cut it out for a ck tile)<\/p>\n
Here are some ck words to get your child to make… sick, sack, back, flick, sock, block, flock, kicking, muck and back.<\/p>\n
To finish off you can go online and find the ck episode on alphablocks.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow I will post this weeks new spelling words and a new number challenge.<\/p>\n
Remember just a little each day and lots of repetition and play.<\/p>\n
Mrs McCargo<\/p>\n
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Morning everyone, I hope you have had lots of fun during your Easter holidays. Although it was different for most of us I hope you managed to get out for your daily walks\/bike rides and have fun at home playing. … Continue reading