Seafield Primary School

Good morning everyone.  Here are some tasks you might like to try today.

Maths Task  

Learning Intention – To learn multiplication facts

Success Criteria – I can multiply a whole number by 2, 5 and 10.

Log in to Education City and complete the times table tasks for your group in the Homework section.

Literacy Task

Learning Intention – To make notes for different purposes

Success Criteria – I can understand the style of the African folk tales. I can make notes to help me write my own

Read the African folk tales from the links below and discuss them with your family. You may be able to find others to read or listen to online. Make notes about the style of writing because next week you will be writing your own.

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/za-l-14-tales-from-africa-why-the-sun-and-moon-live-in-the-sky-powerpoint

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/za-l-5-why-the-hare-has-no-tail-story

News Task

Learning Intention – To be able to show my understanding by responding to different questions.

Success Criteria

• I can find information within a text
• I can work out what the author meant by using context clues in the text

Today is Captain Tom Moore’s 100^th birthday. Read the Tom Moore extract and then answer the Tom Moore questions.

Use this link https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-e-2550186

Extra tasks to choose from

Please undertake any or all of the following:-

• Physical activity of your choice
• IDL
• Spelling Grid Task
• David Walliams storytime

Good morning Primary one, I hope you are all safe and well!

Reading

Use oxford owl to select a book at your age/stage to read aloud with an adult. Before you start, look at the front cover, find the title, author and illustrator. What do you think the book is about, predict something you think might happen. Record the book you read in your jotter. what would you give it out of 5?

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

Maths

Select two activities from your number grid.

Use your 10 from to look at all the numbers you can add to 5, record the sums you make in your jotter, there are 5 to find. (5+1, 5+2, 5+3, 5+4, 5+5)

Here is a game you can play to practice working with your ten frame and number bonds to 10. https://www.nctm.org/Classroom-Resources/Illuminations/Interactives/Ten-Frame/

Topic: Africa!

I am looking forward ti having lots of fun with this topic!

As an introduction you could try some mapping work. Look at a map of the world, can you find Africa on the map? Now try looking for the UK where we live, look at the distance between the two countries? Think about how we could travel there? What transport could we use? How long do you think it would take?

Now try using Google Earth to explore the lands of Africa, draw or write some of the things you see! https://www.google.co.uk/intl/en_uk/earth/

Good morning P2/3!  I hope you are all well.

Literacy

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

and choose a book that you are confident reading.  Try to use expression when reading aloud.  You could draw or write about your favourite part of the story when you are finished.

Maths

Remember to log on to Educationcity.com and complete the maths activities in classwork, if you haven’t had the chance to do so.

Practise your estimation skills in number with this game

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

French
Practise saying the colours in French. You can sing this song to help.

Music
Practise singing this fun song! It will help you learn more about rhythm.

Keep working hard and keep safe!

Mrs Flynn

Why don’t you give this challenge a try today and email and let us know how you got on?  You can maybe even have a household challenge too and see who is the best in your family.

Good morning P2/3!

I hope you are all well.  I’ve attached the Home learning Grid for this week again, some of the web links weren’t working on it properly.  I’ve fixed this so it should work now.  P2_3 Home Grid 27 April

Here are some activities to try today.

Literacy

Use the procedure layout to help you write instructions for how to brush your teeth.  When you are finished, try to follow your instructions to see if they make sense.

Maths

Log on to Education City, and you will see that I have set some challenges on the P2/3 classwork page about estimating numbers within 100.

https://www.educationcity.com/

PE

Try to practise some of your ball skills using this clip to help you master how to throw a ball. https://vimeo.com/402212771

Health and wellbeing

Make a poster for a younger sibling or a nursery child to encourage them to brush their teeth.  Include bright colours and detailed pictures.

Good luck and keep working hard.

Mrs Flynn

Good morning P3/4.  Here are the suggested tasks for today.

Hello Primary one!

Here are the resources to go with today’s activities shown on the weekly learning grid.

Literacy

Practice sights words in word tub including new ones in home learning pack (they have the camera image in the corner of them).

Practice speed reading some sight words on a game on education city called Sparkler. I’ve added it to the classroom activities on the sight.

Writing: Select two of this weeks ‘ai’ spelling words and include each of them in a sentence. Think about using capital letters, spacing and full stops. Draw a picture to go with each sentence.

Maths

Select two activities from your number grid.

Practice using your ten frame (blue foam grid with foam dots in your learning pack). Look at all the different ways you can make ten…7+3=10 (7 red counters and 3 blue counters on the frame). How many can you find? write down all the numbers bonds you can make to 10.

Here is a flash game for the ten frame you could also play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8U_zZ-rW1E

PE

Get a soft teddy or toy ready for this challenge. Follow this video clip to practice some catching, throwing and balancing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUUW3BKg0vo

Mrs Paterson

A lovely free book explaining covid 19 to children, worth a look. See link below.

Out now: a free information book explaining the coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler

Good morning Primary 1

Literacy

Spelling: Yesterday we learned about the ‘ai’ sound. Today you could use these spelling words to help you practice it more…rain, sail, pail, nail, mail: read, write and draw them in your jotter to help you learn them.

Reading: Use the link to select a book at your age/level, read aloud with an adult and then tell the story back to them in your own words. Think about who the main characters were, what were the order of events? What part did you like the best? https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/books/free-ebooks/ 

Maths

Select two tasks from your number grid, keep practicing the tricky ones! Also revise counting in 10’s to 100, there is an activity set for you on Education City to try.

Patterns: take a look at Education City for a pattern task, there is also a task sheet, if you are not able to print it just write it into your jotter.t-n-192-repeating-pattern-activity-sheets-shapes–_ver_1 Pattern maths aid

STEM

Watch the attached video clip about how rainbows are formed…https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCPPLhPTAIk&t=6s

If you can, copy the experiment at home with an adult. What do you see?!

You could also try building your own rainbow using Lego, here are some ideas to help you…Building Brick Flashcards if you don’t have any Lego you could try using play dough or any other colourful items around the house.

Don’t forget to send any pictures of your work to the school if you can!

Writing

Think back to the STEM rainbow video, or watch it back again, can you draw and label a detailed picture that shows what happened in the experiment using the mirror and glass of water? What else did you need? Under your labeled diagram write a few short sentences to explain what happened in your own words.

Mrs Paterson

Good Morning

Although we put up our class weekly grid yesterday I will direct towards your daily tasks.

Jo Wicks at 9am

Literacy
Write a letter to someone in our class and tell them what you miss about them. Tell them 2 things you want to do when the school goes back. Think about  where  you put the address, how you start a letter and how to finish it. Remember to use punctuation and neat handwriting.

Maths
Get an old diary or calendar and write in friends and family birthdays.
Practise saying the months of the year in order.

Watch this clip about mini beasts. Then go for a hunt in your garden.

Spring time and Insect song and dance.

Make up your own dance.

Have a great day P2/3, we miss you all.