Home Learning 30.4.20

Maths – Money

Warm Up

Ask a grown up to borrow some coins or get some from your piggy bank if you have one.

Put them in order, starting with the smallest VALUE (not the smallest size).

Main Task

Watch this clip about different ways to make 20p.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-sOpKUcRE0

How many different ways can you find to make coins that make 20p?

Draw around them in your jotter.

Copy and complete this money work.

Fun Finisher

Make a shop using things around the house (toys, food, books, stationary etc).

Make a  price label for each item and ‘pay’ for each thing using different coins.

Challenge 

Can you work out the change from 20p by doing an adding or take away sum?

Literacy – Writing

Warm Up

Listen to and read the story of ‘The Magic Paintbrush’.

Main Task

Can you think of an object that could be magic that could turn images into reality? Maybe its a pencil or a pen. Maybe it could be a magic finger or i-pad?

Make a story map showing WHERE your story takes place (setting) and WHO the characters are ( a good and a bad character).

Think about WHAT happens at the beginning, middle and end of your story. Draw the important things you need to include and add important words (here is an example).

Now write your story in your jotter. Use the picture below to help you remember all these important points;

 

 

Fun Finisher

Can you become a magician? Watch this clip to learn some magic tricks of your own. 

Why not perform them to your family and entertain them with your magic skills!

 

 

 

Home Learning 29.4.20

Number 

Subtraction – Bridging

Warm Up

Bridging can help us to subtract numbers. Look at this picture.

13 – 5 

For 13 – 5, we need to count back to the 10 first (take away 3) and then take away the rest of the number (2). Work it out like this;

First do   13 – 3 = 10

then do    10 – 2 = 8

so                13 – 5 = 8

Mental Maths

Try these mental maths subtraction sums;

13 – 5 = ?          15 – 6 = ?          14 – 8 = ?

17 – 9 = ?          12 – 7 = ?          16 – 8 = ?

11 – 7 = ?          18 – 9 = ?          13 – 8 = ?

14 – 7 = ?          12 – 9 = ?          15 – 9 = ?

Main Task

Copy and complete these subtraction sums in your jotter.

Fun Finisher

Watch this clip about subtraction.

Play this subtraction game.

Now try this Activelearn game.

Reading – Famous Authors

Warm Up

One of the best loved authors of children’s books is Julia Donaldson.  Watch this clip of a live presentation where she reads some of her most popular books.

Here’s a link to the clip Scottish Book Trust

Main Task

Find out as many facts as you can about Julia Donaldson by researching all about her online, or using this Oxfordowl link and reading the book ‘Julia Donaldson A Biography’.

Remember you need to sign up to the Oxfordowl site which is free to join.

Make a poster  with some of the facts about her life and the books she has written. How many facts can you write about? Illustrate your poster with pictures.

Fun Finisher

Here are some of Julia Donaldson’s  books for you to read;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYiZnuKmY9Q

Challenge

Can you find any more Julia Donaldson books online or do you  have any of your own? Why not read some together with a grown up?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Home Learning – 28.4.20

Maths –

Repeated Addition and Multiplcation

If you can ADD, you can MULTIPLY! Multiplying is just adding the same number the right number of times.

Warm-Up

Watch this clip showing how adding the same number can help you to multiply.

Main Task

Draw and write these repeated addition sums and then write the multiplication sum as well.

Fun Finisher

Play this ActivLearn game.

Try this game too. Choose the 2x’s table.

Literacy

Sounds – igh/y

Warm-Up

Watch these clips about the ‘igh’ and ‘y’ sound;

Main Task

How many ‘igh’ words can you remember from the clip? Can you think of any more?

Draw a large light bulb in your jotter and write the ‘igh’ sound in the middle. Write as many of the ‘igh’ words that you can around the outside. Use coloured pens or pencils if you can.

Do the same for the ‘y’ sound. Draw a large question mark (for ‘why‘) and write the ‘y’ sound in the middle. Write as many ‘y’ words as you can think of around the question mark. Use different colours too.

Fun Finisher

Play this ‘igh’ game.

Select the ‘Wordsearch’ and ‘Against the Clock’ games.

Sing along with this song;

 

 

 

 

Home Learning 27.4.20

Good morning boys and girls, I hope you had a good weekend and were enjoying the lovely sunshine we have had. Here are your tasks for today.

Home Learning

Number –

Adding – Bridging

Warm-Up

Watch these clips to remind you how to bridge across 10.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/znj7hyc/articles/zms9mfr

Main Task

Try these sums. Copy and complete them  in your jotter using the bridging strategy.

 Challenge – can you teach someone else how to bridge across a ten to help them with their adding?

Fun Finisher

Try playing this game – choose the adding game and then select these games;

• up to 25
• bonds for 20
• three digit numbers

Challenge

Can you have a go at the above game and try to find numbers that add to 100? Choose

• bonds for 100

Literacy – Spelling

Here are this week’s spelling words.

he, she, we, me.

Warm-Up

Use the 5 rules of spelling to help you write each of this week’s spelling words on the floor using your finger. (LOOK, SAY, COVER, WRITE, CHECK).

Main Task

Use different coloured pens or pencils and try this activity.

 

Fun Finisher

Play ‘Sumdog’ spelling for 10 minutes.

Challenge

Can you write a short story with 2 or 3 sentences using all of this week’s spelling words?

Remember to begin each sentence with a capital and end with a full stop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Home Learning 24.4.20

Maths – Non- standard Measure

Warm-Up

Watch this video clip explaining how to measure things using different non-standard objects. 

Can you find different objects around your house to measure things with? Remember each object needs to be the exact same thing and length. Here are some ideas of what to use;

Main Task

Find 5 different things around the house to measure with your non-standard measuring objects (table, shoe, favourite toy, story book, jotter etc). Record your answers by drawing and writing the measurement beside it in your jotter. Estimate or guess your answer first and then measure to see how close you were.

Fun Finisher

Watch this video about measuring with non-standard units;

Literacy – Rhymes

Warm-Up

Can you say or sing some rhymes you already know? How about Humpty Dumpty, I’m A Little Teapot, Incy Wincy Spider, Mary Had a Little Lamb? How many can you remember? Here are some more.

Main Task

Watch and listen to this rhyming story

Read the story again yourself. Can you find all the words that rhymed? 

Here are your spelling words for this week;

now, down, look, too

How many words can you find that rhyme with each one? Write a list of all the rhyming words in your jotter.

Fun Finisher

Sing along with these rhyming songs;

Challenge

Can you make up some rhyming phrases? Tell them to someone else. Maybe you could add a tune and make it into a song? Why not dress up as a pop star and perform your song to your family?

Home Learning 23.4.20

Maths – Position and Movement

Warm-Up

Watch these clips about words we use to describe the position of things;

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zvxhyrd

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zf7xn39

Main Task

Look at the pictures in the grid and read the statements telling you where each object is. Draw the answer in your jotter for question 1 and write the sentence using the position words for number 2.

Fun Finisher

Sing and dance along with this clip about positional words;

 

Play this game on ‘ActiveLearn’ to help learn the important words to be able to position things in the right place. Remember to login using the first 4 letters of your first and second names (remember to use all small letters, no capitals).

https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?e=-1&c=0#pupils

Literacy – Writing

Setting the Scene

Warm-Up

Watch this clip to remind you that the setting of a story is WHEN and WHERE it took place.

Main Task

You are going to write your own story beginning with a good SETTING. It could be about something you have experienced or an imaginative story you make up yourself. You could have real or imaginary characters and you can decide what happens in your story.

To describe the setting of a story we need to describe WHEN it took place. Some examples could be;

• On a beautiful warm summers day …………….
• One day a long, long time ago ……………………..
• Late last night when it was time for bed ………..

The setting also describes WHERE you were and what you could SEE, HEAR and FEEL. Some examples could be;

• …………….I went to the beach with my friends. I could see the clouds drifting by in the sky and hear the  waves lapping onto the sand. I felt so glad that we were all able to play together and we made sandcastles all day long.
• ………….. Nigel the knight was a very brave knight (feel) who was dressed in shiny metal armour (see) that clunked and clanged every time he moved (hear).
• …………… I lay down on my pillow to sleep. Suddenly I heard a loud thumping noise that woke me up. I sat up and saw a dark shadow on the wall. I was petrified in case it was a monster or a ghost.

Here are some pictures to help you think about WHERE your story  might be set;

Fun Finisher

Draw pictures of the characters from your story and make them into stick puppets (sellotape to spoon/sticks). Make some scenery to show WHERE your story is set and put on a show to act out the story. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Home Learning 22.4.20

Number – Fact Families

Warm-Up

Watch this clip showing how addition and subtraction numbers are related to one another, just like brothers and sisters in a family. If you know an adding answer, you will know the subtraction answer.

Main Task 

Draw these houses in your jotter. Write the 2 adding and 2 subtraction sums that belong in each family.

 

Fun Finisher

Dance along to this clip to help you learn about number fact families.

Play this family game.

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/number-facts/number-fact-families

 

Challenge 

Can you make up your own number fact family sums? Can you make some with larger numbers?

Literacy – Reading Comprehension

Warm-Up

Below is a link to ‘Oxfordowl’ which is a free website offering great e-books for children to read themselves or with a grown up. To access this resource you need to register online. Choose one of the e-books to read, either with a grown up or on your own and talk about the characters and the events that happened.

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/digital_books/1403.html

Main Task

Read the story below of  ‘The Dream Dragon’. What do you notice about the story? Can you find the words that rhyme? 

Now answer these questions about the story. Write the date and title of the story  in your jotter and answer each question in a complete sentence. Remember to begin each answer with a capital letter and end with a full stop.

Fun Finisher

Use your imagination and make up your own story about a dream. Who will the characters be? Where will the story take place? What will happen? How will the characters feel?

Tell your story to someone in your family.

 

 

 

 

Home Learning 21.4.20

Number – Repeated Addition

Warm-Up

Mental Maths – Count up in 2’s, 5’s and 10’s looking at the picture. Now close your eyes. Can you count up without looking? How far can you count in 2’s? How far can you go in 5’s and 10’s?

Double these numbers –

6, 2, 7, 5, 2, 8, 10, 3, 0, 9, 1, 4, 11, 12.

Can you double these numbers?

10, 30, 20, 50, 40,

Main Task

Watch the first video clip about repeated addition called ‘Explaining Multiplication’ using this link;

 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvrr97h/articles/z9gs6yc

Draw the pictures below showing equal groups in your jotter. Write the sum and the answer under your drawing like this;

3 + 3 + 3 = □

 

Fun Finisher

Play the ActiveLearn game I have allocated to you by clicking on this link

https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=0

To login

• Type in the first 4 letters of both your first and second name eg Jenny Milne is jennmiln  (all small letters and no spaces).
• Username-  jennmiln
• Password – woodlands
• School Code – 6kwa

Login and enjoy playing. I have given you some repeated addition games to try.

 Literacy – Sounds ‘ee/ea’

Warm-Up

Watch these video clips with the ‘ee/ea’ sound;

Main Task

Choose some of the ‘ee’ words from the video. Draw the pictures and write the words below it in your jotter. Do the same for some ‘ea’ words. How many can your remember?

Fun Finisher

Play this ‘ee’ and ‘ea’ game;

https://www.spellzone.com/word_lists/games-2914.htm

Challenge

Can you think of any more ee/ea words? Can you make up a story with some of the ee/ea words in it?

Home Learning 20.4.20

Good morning P2, 

I hope you have had a great Easter holiday and are ready for some activities to help you with your learning. I can’t wait to see some of the super work you have been doing in your Home Learning jotter! Here are your tasks for today.

Number – Doubles/ Near Doubles

Warm-Up

Mental Maths – Time yourself to see how quickly you can answer these double sums mentally.

4 + 4 = □         7 + 7 = □         5 + 5 = □

9 + 9 = □         3 + 3 = □        10 + 10 = □

8 + 8 = □         2 + 2 = □          7 + 7 = □

6 + 6 = □        11 + 11 =□      12 + 12 = □

Main Task

Near Doubles are easy to work out if you know your doubles. Look at this poster;

Copy and complete these double and near double sums in your jotter.

Fun Finisher

ActiveLearn is a site where you login and I will give you some games to play to help your learning.

To do this click on this link or google ‘Activlearn’.

https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=0

To login

• Type in the first 4 letters of both your first and second name eg Jenny Milne is jennmiln  (all small letters and no spaces).
• Username jennmiln
• Password woodlands
• School Code 6kwa

Login and enjoy playing. I have given you some  double number games to try. What will your highest score be?

Challenge  

Can you beat your score each time you play?

Literacy – Spelling

Here are this week’s spelling words.

now, down, look, too

Warm-Up

Use the 5 rules of spelling to help you write each of this week’s spelling words in the air (LOOK, SAY, COVER, WRITE, CHECK).

Now write each word in your jotter and use a blue coloured pencil or pen each time you write a vowel (or any other colour if you don’t have blue).

Remember – The vowels are ‘a, e, i, o, u’.

 

Main Task

Try this activity using one of your spelling words.

 

 

Fun Finisher

Play ‘Sumdog’ spelling for 10 minutes.

Challenge

Can you use all 4 spelling words this week in one sentence?

Home Learning – 3.4.20

Maths – Symmetry

Warm-Up

Watch and listen to this clip about symmetry.

 

Main Task

Look at these Easter egg designs. Only half of the patterns have been drawn. Choose one of the eggs. Can you draw it, marking on the line of symmetry and making both sides symmetrical?

 

Use a mirror if you have one to hold along the line of symmetry to see the symmetrical pattern. Make sure when you colour it both sides are symmetrical.

Fun Finisher

Create your own symmetrical Easter egg design. You can use different materials if you have them (paint, felts, chalks collage materials etc).

Literacy – Punctuation

Warm-Up

Watch this video about punctuation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWhUnt3Mm4k

Read a story book and find as many different types of punctuation marks that you can (capitals, full stops, question marks, exclamation marks etc)

Main Task

Copy and complete these Easter sentences putting in the missing capitals, full stops and question marks.

1. the easter bunny brings chocolate eggs
2. did you eat your easter egg
3. ben decorated his egg with paints
4. there were five eggs in the basket
5. where do birds build their nests
6. which season are most baby animals born

Fun Finisher

Try playing this question mark game;

https://www.roythezebra.com/reading-games/question-mark-1.html