Offham Primary School

Blue Class (Year 1)

  

Welcome to Blue Class, this term we have lots of exciting learning waiting for us! Your class teacher is Mrs Little and teaching assistant is Mrs Perks.

 

What are we doing next?

Next term we have lots of exciting learning waiting for us!

Science - Everyday Materials

History - The lives of significant Individuals (David Attenborough and Mary Anning).

English - Recount from a personal experience and informal letters

Computing - Animated Stories

PE - Gym Unit Two and Health & Fitness

Art - Print, Colour, Collage – Simple Printmaking

PSHE - Water Spillage and Online Bullying

Music - In the Groove

Maths - Place Value, Addition and Subtraction within 20

 

What can you do at home?

Continue daily practise of numbots and daily reading.

Complete the optional phonics flashcards and harder to spell and read words to support your child’s weekly learning.

Complete any of the optional tasks on the class page.

To prepare them for term 3 you might like to read some topic based books about fossils, David Attenborough, Mary Anning and materials.

PE days this term will be Tuesday's and Friday's. Please ensure children are dressed in full PE kit including trainers.

 

Homework will be sent home each Friday. We will send through the sounds that we have been learning for the week. If you get the opportunity to practice some words that include this sound it will support your child's phonic learning. You could make this active by using shaving foam in the bath, chalk in the garden, playdough. We will expect the children to log onto Numbots to complete some Maths fluency practice. Daily reading is also a very important part in your child’s learning journey. This can be reading their school reading book and/or enjoying a reading for pleasure book of their choice.

 

KS1 - Optional extra home-learning tasks

1) Decorate and bake biscuits using shape patterns. If your up for a challenge, write some instructions to tell somebody how you made them (you could even add pictures).

 

2) Make a donation to a local food bank and write or record a news report explaining why we do this at harvest time.

 

3) When you visit a shop use some coinage to pay for an item. Talk about the coins that you have used and what their value is.

 

4) Go on a scavenger hunt in an outside area. Collect a variety of natural objects. Talk about their texture and appearance. Sort them into different categories and explain how you have sorted them. Are there different ways that they can be sorted?

 

5) Go on a local walk/bike ride and talk about the surroundings. Can you name the features around you (hill, tree, car park, castle etc.)? Are they human (man-made) or physical (occur naturally)?

 

6) Think Eco! Re-use some recycling to construct your own junk-model creation. You could make a house, an animal or use your imagination to create something new.

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