Homework week beginning 29/8/22

This week we are learning the phonic sound ‘t’. This sound and action can be practiced by clicking on the following link:

Please support your child to write this letter within their jotter using the following letter formation:

We are also learning our next tricky word “the”. Click on the following link to practice this:

Children can improve their fine motor skills at home through simple activities, which strengthen finger muscles and coordination for writing. Click on the following link to view an example:

We continue to learn about pattern formation. This can be practiced at home with every day objects such us cutlery, sticks, pebbles and leaves. Please encourage your child to be creative with patterns of 2 and 3 e.g.

Please support your child to practice pattern formation by clicking on the following link:

Math Worksheet Pattern worksheet (liveworksheets.com)

 

Homework week beginning 22/8/22

Today your child will have been issued with a homework jotter. New homework will be posted on this blog and in your child’s jotter every Monday. Inside this jotter are 2 QR codes and links. The first is a link to our P1 blog, which you are viewing just now. This first is linked to a presentation by Mrs Cheshire (P1b) about how your child can be supported to complete their homework.

Please encourage and support your child to scan these safe QR codes with your mobile phone or tablet device for for quick access. If you are using a computer to access the blog, this can be reached via our school website or by typing the link provided. Jotters are to be returned to school every Thursday.

 

Children will be learning phonic sounds with complementary songs and actions to assist their learning. Please support your child to practice these each week and to complete work in their homework jotter, as these tasks assist your child with reading and spelling.

For homework this week, please support your child to revise the phonic sound ‘s’ and ‘a’ by clicking on the following links:

Please support your child to write these letters in their homework jotter. The following videos can assist with letter formation:

Children also learn a Tricky word  each week, and practice remembering this by sight, action and by writing this word. Please click on the following links to practice these:

For maths children are currently learning about how to make 2, 3 and 4 object/ colour patterns. This can be practiced at home with everyday objects, and by clicking on the following link to access a game:

Shape Patterns (topmarks.co.uk)

 

 

 

Welcome to P1!

       

The P1 team wish you all a very warm welcome to Williamsburgh Primary School!

Let us introduce ourselves once more…
Mrs Henderson: P1a
Mrs Cheshire: P1b
Mrs McCarthy: Non-contact Teacher
Mrs Mackey: Early Learning and Childcare Officer (ELCO)

We are looking forward to getting to know you all, and also supporting your child in their forthcoming learning journey. We understand it is your child’s right to learn and play, and we shall support them to do so through exciting and engaging experiences. We ensure these activities respond to children’s interests, needs and stage of development, incorporate the Curriculum for Excellence, and provide challenge, depth and enjoyment. This will be showcased on our blog for you to see (for children who have consent), which will provide an excellent insight into your child’s life at school. This will be updated every Monday.

Our team is very experienced at supporting children’s health and wellbeing  and transitions into P1. We have familiarised ourselves with the information you shared with us regarding your child (thank you!), and selected resources for them to learn and play with for their first day (based on their interests). If you have any queries please feel free to speak to a member of staff while dropping off or collecting your child.

We shall post homework on the blog every Monday, and this will complement work sent home in jotters.

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