Can you remember how to spell any of the words from the video? Try and spell them in your jotter.
Main Activity:
Primary 1 spelling words
the
into
no
back
you
was
they
my
Can you write your spelling words in capitals?
Can you write your spelling words backwards?
Can you write them in a vertical line? e.g.
t
h
e
Extra Challenge:
Can you find any of these words in a book or a magazine?
Can you use any of your spelling words in a sentence? Remember a capital letter, full stop, finger spaces and keep reading your sentence back to make sure it makes sense.
Game to Support Learning:
Click on this link Little Bird Spelling to practise your spelling (click on Year 1 or Year 2 at the top then choose a bird box).
Read your common words. How many can you read without any help?
Watch this videoto practise naming the capital letters…..have a go at writing them in your jotter afterwards.
Main Task:
Choose a story to read with someone.
If you would prefer to, click on the link Book Trust and read one of the free online books .
Discuss with someone the main things that happened in the beginning, middle and end of the story.
Who were the main characters in the story?
Where was the story set?
What do you think might have happened once the story ended? Draw what you think would have happened to the characters next. If you would like to, you can try and write your new part of the story along with your drawing.
Extra Challenge:
Can you find any th, sh, ee, oo or wh words in your book?
Can you name the capital letters you find in your book?
Game to Support Learning:
Click on the CVCC/CCVC option on the menu and play this reading game:Tell a T-Rex
Shape Hunt – Go on a shape hunt around your house with a grown up. How many 2D and 3D shapes can you find around your home? What made the shapes? A picture? a coaster? A ball? A box of tissues? A tin of beans? A box of cereal?
Use the templates below to help you know what shapes you are looking for. Who can find the most shapes?
Extra Challenge:
2D shape Riddles – grown ups can read the riddle and you see if you can guess the correct shape.
Can you make up your own shape riddle to ask anyone else in your house?
Morning primary 1. We have decided that today you should wear your school uniform when you are learning from home. Please go and change into your uniform now…..
…….APRIL FOOLS
Blending Wednesday
Today we are going to be reading and writing words that have letter blends at the start of the word.
Warm Up:
Play this game on a tablet/phone or computer: Forest Phonics. Click on the first box with the option for ‘sp gr sl fl‘.
Watch this video on letter blends:
Main Activity:
In your jotter, sound out and write the letter blend at the start of each word.
Remember to form your letters neatly.
If you would like to, you candraw the picturewith the word.
Extra Challenge:
Write the words incapital lettersas well as lower case letters e.g. grass and GRASS.
Try and write a silly sentence with some of the words you have written e.g. The frog did a big jump up the tree.
Game to Support Learning:
To support reading, try and play this game. Click onPhase 2 or Phase 3:
Today we are going to do some more work on our adding.
Warm Up:
Watch the video below to practise your number bonds to 10.
Can you write down the 11 different ways to make 10?
Main Task:
Copy and complete these addition sums in your jotter.
Remember when you are adding two numbers together put the big number in your pocket and add on the small number on your fingers.
When you are doing missing number sums, put the number in your pocket and count on using your fingers until you reach the answer. How many fingers did you need to use to ‘add on’?
6 + 4 =
3 + 12 =
5 + 6 =
2 + 17 =
8 + 2 =
3 + ? = 6
4 + ? = 7
10 + ? = 10
? + 1 = 5
? + 2 = 7
Extra Challenge:
Can you make up your own missing number sums to challenge someone?
Can you be the teacher and teach someone how to do missing number sums?
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