Reception Home Learning Monday 30th March
Good morning children! We hope you have had a lovely weekend after all your hard work last week. Welcome back to another week of exciting tasks from the Reception Team – we can’t wait to hear how you get on!
Maths:
Hidden items. Ask your grown up to get 20 things that you can count – it could be buttons or cereal like Shreddies or Cheerios, or even chocolate buttons (you could eat them afterwards!) Get your grown up to count out a number like 5, show you and then cover them up with a tea towel. The grown up can then add 1 or 2 more pieces under the towel. Can you keep count? You can use your fingers. Challenge: do the same activity but with subtraction.
Literacy:
What can you see in the picture? Write a sentence about it – remember: think it first, then say it, then write it. Count how many words and repeat it. We would love to see your sentences!
Speech and Language:
Imagine that you can talk to the girl in the picture – what would you ask her? How many questions can you think of? Remember our question words – who, what, why, where, when – can you show your grown up the actions for the words? How is another good question word.
Phonics:
A
Review sounds sent home on the sheet and from last week ff, ll, ss, zz – remind children these are 2 letters 1 sound.
Introduce new 2 letter one sound ‘ch’ as in chip and chop.
Practice writing the sound.
Sound swap: fizz – bizz – bill
Read: chip fill buzz
Write: zip big dad
Dictate: The zip is big.
B
Review – sh, ch, ng, th, wh, ai, ay
Explain to the children that we are learning the ee sound as in bee, there are 4 different ways to spell it:
e ea ee y
We are going to use ee, e and y this week. ee ea are usually in the middle of words e and y at the end.
Read and underline ee: bee, feet, need, seen
Write: keep, three, meet
Read polysyllabic words – words with two syllables. Draw a line in the word at the end of the first syllable like this mag|net, ask the children to read the first part – mag then read the second part – net then read together – magnet.
magnet, dustbin, Batman
Dictate: I need seeds for my tree.
C
Review: sh, ch, ng, ck, qu, th, wh, ai, ay ee, e, ee, y, igh, ie, oa, ow, oo, ar
Introduce new 2 letter one sound: or as in for and cork it can be spelled in different ways: or aw a ar au al. We are learning the or and aw spellings. Practice writing or and aw.
Read and underline or/aw: fork, hawk, squawk, pork
Write: night, food, bark
Read polysyllabic words – words with two syllables: forklift, porkpie, afraid
Dictate: The horse fell on the straw.
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Reading:
Share one of your own books with your grown up or choose another from the Oxford Owl. Grown ups – can you ask the children some questions about what they are reading such as “What do you think might happen next?” “How is … feeling? how do you know?” This will help with their comprehension skills. Thank you!
https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/
Physical:
Here is Michael Rosen reading We’re going on a Bear Hunt, can you act out the actions with him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gyI6ykDwds
If you need more physical activity to tire you out there is always Joe Wicks PE (look for P.E with Joe on Youtube) and Cosmic Yoga https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga
Have a great day! 🙂