Thursday 25th February 2021
Hello and welcome to Thursday’s home learning.
Let’s start with some wake and shake, today you are going to follow the leader:
Phonics
Our focus in phonics this week is on reading longer words. Watch the letters and sounds video to learn how to do this:
Lesson 34:
https://lettersandsounds.org.uk/for-home/reception
To follow up today you can try one of these activities:
Visit phonics play and play ‘make a match’: https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/3/matching-ph3w6
Visit phonics bloom and play making words: https://www.phonicsbloom.com/uk/game/alien-escape?phase=3Handwriting
Let’s warm up for handwriting by having a go at some dough disco: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrBsNhwxzgc
Today’s letter for handwriting is ‘m’. Have a practise at writing the letter ‘m’. You may like to try one of these activities:
-Using a pencil, end of a paint brush or anything else you may have to write ‘m’ in playdough.
-Write ‘m’ on the playdough using a pen and then follow the lines using a small toy.
-Paint bag writing.
Literacy Live TEAMS session at 10.30am (complete this activity after):
Today’s learning intention is to write about a character from a fairy-tale story. To be successful today you will be able to: identify a character, decide if the character is good or bad, segment the sounds to write words, and attempt to write a short sentence.
For today’s activity I would like you to draw/paint or even collage a picture of your favourite character and write their name. Perhaps then you may like to label your picture with some words (see the example).
Next I would like you to write a sentence about the character you have chosen, here are some sentence starters you may like to use:
My character is………..
My character is from the story of…………..
My character is good/bad because……..
Music
Our focus for music this week is on high-pitched and low-pitched sounds.
Start by watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOCHxGKikVo and joining in!! What different sounds can you make with your voice? Can you make some high/low pitched noises?
Next watch the videos and join in with the activities (on Tapestry).