Today is about self-assessing; how have you got on with your learning this week?
Literacy
We will be using tickled pink and green for growth for self-assessing your writing. Let’s begin with your writing task this week.
I made some mistakes on my story which was posted on the daily blog post on Wednesday? Did you spot my mistakes?
A little green alien wif a fluffy tail went on A rocket.
2 mistakes – wif spelt wrong = with. Capital letter in middle of sentence A = a.
the rocket was fast and took the alien to the beach.
1 mistake – Capital letter is missing at beginning of the sentence. the = The
At the beach thi alien went in the sea for a swim
2 mistakes – Sight word spelt wrong. thi = the. Missing full stop swim = swim.
“i love the beach”, said the alien, hee didn’t want to go back to the moon.
2 mistakes – Missing capital letter i = I. Sight word spelt wrong. hee = he.
Did you manage to include all of the success criteria in your writing this week? I have included the success criteria below for you to check.
| Leave a finger space between words. | Spells sight words correctly. |
| Use capital letters and full stops. | Use awareness of sounds to sound out unfamiliar words. |
Get a pink pen/crayon/pencil and draw a circle around 1 or 2 examples of each part of the success criteria you achieved in your writing. Using a green pen/crayon/pencil have you missed out any parts of the success criteria? Ask an adult to help you check that you wrote all your sounds correct way (no reversals) and formed letters such as y, g, f, j (letters where the tails comes under the line) correctly. Mark these with a green pen if you have not formed them correctly and write each 3 times to develop your formation.
I also completed my book review this week after I read ‘Painting the Loft’ story on Oxford Owl. Please find the link to my book review below to check you included the same amount of information as I did.
This week we are using ‘thumbs up’ strategy to assess our learning. Some of the tasks you have completed you will be thinking if you can:
Thumbs up/green – can do it and can move on.
Thumbs in middle/yellow: almost there, a bit more practise.
Thumbs down/red: need more help.
You can talk about this to someone at home or use the colours which represents each ‘thumb’ at the top of each piece of work you completed. Please let me know if there is something which are feeling ‘red/thumbs down’ for and I can provide you with extra activities to help support you with your learning.
How did you get on with writing the ‘j’ sound? Which ‘thumb’ would you show for writing this sound? Are you remembering to get the tail under the line? If you practised writing this sound in your jotter draw a coloured circle which responds to the thumb on your page to show how you felt you got on with this task.
Numeracy/Maths
I have attached links for you to self-assess your missing numbers worksheets for numbers to 20; numbers beyond 20 and for counting in 10’s.
Counting in 10’s Self Assessment
Missing Numbers Worksheet Week 3 Self Assessment
How did you get on with your number talks this week? I have put down some of my strategies for number talks this week below. Did you use any of the strategies I used?
For the 10 Frame above:
I saw 6 like a dice and then I counted on 7, 8.
I know that this is a 10 frame and I saw that there were 2 spaces missing. 10 – 2 = 8.
For the rekenrek above:
I saw 4 like a dice and then I counted on 5, 6, 7.
I wrote a number story: 5 + 2 = 7
For the dice pattern above:
I saw 5 like a dice and counted on 6, 7.
How have you got on with telling the ‘o’clock’ time? Show an adult in ‘thumbs’ how you found this task. What things did you find in your home that will tell the time? Here is my list:
Clock,
Oven,
Phone,
TV,
Laptop,
Kindle.
Health and Wellbeing
Did you draw a picture for one of your friends that you are missing at school? I am missing you all. The St. Ninian’s team made a special picture to show you all how much we are all missing you!
Have a lovely weekend P1.
Hi Mrs Davenport
Chloe has enjoyed her first week back doing school activities. Her favourite activities were counting in tens, the sumdog challenge and writing her story about the alien we also did our funky Friday to the cha cha slide on the trampoline. Hope you have a lovely weekend.
Hi Chloe! I noticed that you had been working hard on the sumdog challenge. I hope you enjoyed funky Friday! Well done for all your hard work this week.