Reception week beginning 4th May
Welcome Reception,
I cannot believe we are already in May! Below are your tasks for this week. Don’t forget to access the Whole School blog where you can find some whole family activities to enjoy.
Literacy: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/reception/english#subjects
We are continuing with the theme of traditional tales this week. All of the learning from last week is on there as well so you can work through any parts that you have missed.
Maths: https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/reception/maths#subjects
When you follow this link you will find some learning on grouping and sharing. This is the topic we were learning about before school closed so this will be a great way to consolidate your learning.
Phonics: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP_FbjYUP_UtldV2K_-niWw/featured
These phonics videos are excellent as they are using the same vocabulary that we use in school. You can just carry on with the next episode so don’t worry if you didn’t manage five last week. Work hard but keep it manageable.
Wider curriculum tasks
Although it is tricky being at home for so long, let’s think of some of the positives of the situation. Draw around your hand. Use the palm to write your name. Use each finger and thumb to write or draw five things that you are enjoying whilst you are at home. I have attached mine below for an example.
https://www.facebook.com/516142078/posts/10159190817012079/?d=n
Here is a great fun video to keep us active and to help build our muscles for tasks like writing and painting. Pete completes this outside in his garden which is a great idea but you could also do this inside.
Fun Fact Friday: I really enjoyed reading your facts that were in the comments or were emailed to me. Here is my fact for this Friday: The strawberry is the only fruit that has its seeds on the outside. It would be great to hear your fun facts too!
Last week there was a lot of rain. How did the rain make you feel? Tell somebody at home what changes you could see. You could also draw or write this. Here I have described what I could see. The leaves on the tree outside of my window are droopy and have droplets falling to the ground. The rain has filled up my plant pots like a mini swimming pool for all of the bugs outside. The ground looks wet and slippery.
Please let us know how you are getting on, either via comments on the blog, or by emailing us on miss.goodswen@wfps.org.uk or mrs.hughes@wfps.org.uk
Keep smiling,
The Reception Team
English
And hasdone nglish and got all the answers right
Maths
Andi done maths and got all the answers right as well
Phonics
and really enjoyed phonics and wants to do it again
Wider cirrculum
Andi drew around his and and wrote 5 thigs he likes apples, spending time with family, PJ masks chocolate, cars
Fabulous work again Andi! Well done 🙂 Mrs Hughes
English
Andi has done english and really enjoyed it and got all the answers right
Maths
Andi has done maths and got all the answers right as wellhe really enjoyed it
Charlotte’s five things she is enjoying at home, drawn on her hand picture are:
Baking,
School work!! (good news!)
Playing outside
The paddling pool
drawing
We are enjoying all the stories and love the phonics on You tube.
Loving Little Red Riding hood this week too & drawing our treasure maps!
School work 🙂 Mrs Hughes
English
Andi has done english and got all the aswers ight he also eally enjoyed it
Maths
Andi has done maths and eally enjoyed it he also got all the answers right aswell
All right! Well done Andi. Mrs Hughes
Charlotte enjoyed learning more about the seasons today in the maths lesson.
She also chose a book ‘Spots’ from the Oxford Owl site to read online
Well done Charlotte. I’m glad you’re using the Oxford Owl to find books. Mrs Hughes
English
Andi done english on national oak academy he got all the answers right and really enjoyed it as well
Maths
Andi has done maths and got all the answers right and reall enjoyed it as well