18 May 2020
School Closure work Wednesday 20th May 2020
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Year 1: |
Year 2: |
Phonics/Spellings: |
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Use the login Phonics Play: https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ Please could children complete at least one Phase 5 phonics game a day. Feel free to choose a sound for them to focus on. |
Please keep learning your spellings at home.
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Please keep learning your spellings at home. |
CGP books – Continue to complete a test from the maths, spag and reading book each week. Please mark these books at home and work through the answers together if possible. |
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Maths:
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Please watch the videos for Summer term- week 5 on the White Rose website: https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-1/
Please continue with Education City activities as you have been.
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Please watch the videos for Summer term- week 5 on the White Rose website: https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/
Please continue with Education City activities as you have been.
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English:
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Year 1:
HELP! Ahhhhh! STOP! Help me!
HELP! Shouted Spongebob as he looked over the cliff. STOP! Exclaimed Patrick as he watched Squidward running towards him. |
Year 2: I would like Year 2 to use exclamation marks to write exclamation sentences. We have done this in school on a few occasions but they may need a quick reminder. https://www.theschoolrun.com/what-is-an-exclamation-sentence An exclamation sentence is a sentence beginning with: What or How and ending in a verb. You will often see them in Little Red Riding Hood: What huge eyes you have! What big teeth you have! How sharp your teeth are!
Use the template below to write some sentences about Spongebob and Patrick.
What _________ he has! How ________ he __!
E.g. What huge eyes he has! How quickly he runs! (runs can change) How shocked he looks! What a doopy mouth he has! |
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Guided Reading: |
Please The Enornous Turnip and answer the comprehension questions.
There are 3 versions of the story on the document below. Each version has stars in the corner which indicate the level. This is a fairly tricky text so try one star and see how you get on. If you feel it’s apprpriate carry on. If it’s fairly easy then try the 2 star. You don’t need to read every version of the story. They are all the same story, just different levels. |
Please read Living in a Castle and then answer the comprehension questions. |
Topic: |
Continued from Monday Here is a link to the latest online safety lesson: |
Category: Class 2 School Closure