Seafield Primary School

Good Morning. What another lovely day. Here are some suggested activities, Remember to make some time to enjoy the sunshine.

Literacy

Spelling test

Free Writing Friday

Maths

Choose your favourite maths games to play online.

FRIDAY FAMILY FUN DAY

Building a Den Challenge

Other activities you could do.

• David Walliams
• Spelling
• Joe Wicks
• Silent Reading

Have a great day

Miss Pattison

Good morning! Here are some tasks for today.  Please email your kente cloth designs to let me see them.

Maths Task 

Learning Intention – To demonstrate understanding of 2,3,4 and 5 times tables 

Success Criteria – I can use my knowledge of the times tables to complete the check up tasks.  

Task 1 – Division – choose the division option on the Mental Maths Train game. 

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/mental-maths-train 

Task 2 – log onto your Teejay textbook site to complete the following: 

Circles – Page 127 

Squares and Triangles Pages 53-54 

Literacy Task  

Learning Intention– To use ideas from other writers to support the creation of my own text.  

Success Criteria –   I can retell a story in the form of a comic strip. 

Task 1 –  

Visit the Oxford Owl Free e book Library webpage. Choose the Fables from Africa book, read/listen to a fable. 

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/ 

Task 2 – Retell the story in the form of a comic strip.   

Topic –

Task 1 – Watch this story which suggests where kente cloth originated from. https://youtu.be/eP46pPn8MoQ 

Task 2 – Watch this clip to find out more about the meanings behind kente cloth 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9CjQZ5DAto 

Task 3 – Look at the following sheet for inspiration and then create your own kente cloth designs.

KenteClothDesignsandMeanings (5) k 3

Extra tasks to choose from 14th May 2020 

• Spelling Grid Task 
• IDL 
• David Walliams storytime 
• Diary/Journal at the end of the day 
• Don’t forget a physical activity – play in your garden, go a walk, go a cycle etc.

Good Morning , how are you all? I hope you have had the chance to go out and enjoy the sunshine. Remember to try to do your IDL as often as possible.

Literacy
Log on to Oxford Owl and pick a book to read. Can you use your remembering skills to answer these questions?
1. Who is your favourite character and why?
2. What was the first/last thing that happened in the story?
3. Who were the main characters in the story? Can you describe them?

Free eBook library: 100s of eBooks to practise reading

Maths

Try to use the games on Topmarks and ICT games to help with you counting skills up to 100.

Maybe you could make flashcards for all the numbers up to 100 and play bingo with your family.

Music

Click on the link above to access the Fischy Music assembly. Sit back, relax and sing along to help you feel good.

Have a great day!

Good morning primary 1, here are some learning ideas for today.

Literacy

Reading with Oxford Owl E books or a book from home.

Listening and talking activity:

Play
I’m going to the seaside…
In this game, the rule is you can only take
something to the seaside if it begins with the
letter “s”.
Take turns – “I’m going to the seaside and
I’m going to take my scooter”… “I’m going to
the seaside and I’m going to take my socks”…
“I’m going to the seaside and I’m going to
take my…”
Keep going until you run out of ideas or
someone makes a mistake, then change the
letter if you want to play again.

Number

Number grid activity

Practice doubling number 1-5, and 5-10. Listen to the songs and sing along, there are task sheets to help practice if you’d like.

ladybird-doubles-to-10-activity-sheet

ladybird-doubles-to-20-activity-sheet

French

Parts of the body

Watch the first clip to listen closely to the french words for different parts of the body, then have fun singing and dancing to the song.

Topic

Watch this clip about some of the great wonders found in Africa…

One of the great wonders were the pyramids…Try building your own model of a pyramid, you could use mud outside in the garden, Lego or junk. With an adult you could look up some interesting facts about pyramids.

Remember outside is a great place to learn and explore too so enjoy the sunshine and get outside if you can.

Mrs Paterson

Good Morning everyone,

I hope you are all safe and well. I have been busy filming some videos for you all to try at home.

It would be great to see you giving the challenges a try at home.

Miss McAllister

JK Rowling has released the first 2 chapters of ‘ The Ickabog ‘ and will be releasing chapters regularly over next few weeks.

The Ickabog

She is also running an illustration competition for budding artists.

The Ickabog

Enjoy!

Good Morning everyone, here is today’s learning.

Literacy
Practise your handwriting in your jotter as neatly as you can. You could write out the days of the week or months of the year in order

Maths
Practise counting numbers up to 100.
https://www.ictgames.com/sharkNumbers/mobile/index.html
Can you say what the next number is in the sequence, 10 more, less than?

HWB
Can you create a song or jingle to encourage people to eat healthy foods. You could maybe take a simple tune like Twinkle, Twinkle” and change the words.

Writing

Click on the link and unscramble the sentences, try one or two of your choice. Write your sentences neatly in your jotter thinking about letter formation and finger spaces. Look for clues to help you work out the start and end of the sentence (capital letters and full stops).

T-S-3378-Simple-Sentence-Scramble-Activity-Sheet_ver_1

Numeracy

Activity from number grid.

ICT number game: https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/countingCaterpillar/index.html

Counting Caterpillar game to work on number order. You can work with numbers between 0-20, 0-50, 0-100, 0-150.

PE

Practice your bat and ball skills with balloon tennis. Make your own racket using a paper plate, lolly stick or any other similar item for a handle and stick them together using tape. With a partner try hitting the balloon back and forward. You could also design your own tennis net and see how many passes you can do without the balloon hitting the ground. Look at the short clip to help you.

If its nice play outside!

H&W

Use these craft instructions to create your own wellbeing jar. Having things to
look forward to can make you feel happier and improve your wellbeing. Each
time you think of something you would like to do in the future, write it on a
piece of paper and place it inside your decorated jar.

t-tp-2549511-wellbeing-craft—things-to-look-forward-to-jar_ver_9

Get outside for some fresh air too and enjoy the outdoors!

Have a good day primary 1!

Mrs Paterson

Good Morning everyone, I hope you are all well.

Here are our tasks for today.

Literacy

Write an imaginative story with the title:

Camping in the woods

Can you use your senses to describe what it is like to be in the woods?

What sounds could you hear in the woods?

Are the sights and sounds of the woods different at different times of day?

Use this picture to inspire writing.

Maths

Time

What can you do in half an hour?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zf3wpg8

Challenge yourself to make a clock face. You could use a paper plate, paint numbers on stones in the garden, play dough numbers – be creative!

https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/hickoryDickory/index.html

Art

 Draw Eugene the owl  with Rob Biddulph

 https://youtu.be/ta5cWmlgHBU

Can you try to draw a picture of a peacock?

https://youtu.be/Mu_h8rNxgn4

 Have a lovely day and remember to go outside if weather is nice, play a board game with your family or help someone in your family- baking, helping in the garden, writing shopping list or tidying up.

See if you can make people smile!