Home Learning, Week 11 Tuesday 30th June
Date: 30th Jun 2020 @ 9:09am
Hello Year 1 and a very good morning to you all!
I hope that you are feeling happy and well and ready for another day of learning. Remember what I said about trying to find the right moment to get your work done, when you're feeling fresh and full of focus!
SHOUT OUT!
This morning I am giving a HUGE shout out to Oliver for the fabulous work his Mummy emailed to me yesterday. Here is some of it below. You're a superstar, Oliver!
Childrens Art Week:
Did you know that this week is Children's Art Week? Here is a link for you to open and find out more:
https://www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-days-calendar/childrens-art-week-2020/
As you will see, if you click on the link, this week is all about our natural world. Therefore, I have attached some files at the bottom for you to have a look at. Andy Goldsworthy is a sculpture who we looked at earlier in the year, during our Enchanted Wood topic. We created our own land art, outside, using objects from the natural environment. Have a read of the powerpoint to remind you of what he is famous for and then have a look at the activities I have given you to have a go at. The leaf activity looks particularly interesting, as long as the rain stays off long enough for you to go and collect some leaves.
BBC Bitesize:
Maths:
Today's lesson is all about learning how to identify the value of different coins.
This lesson includes:
- a learning summary
- three activities
I think you will really enjoy these activities, Year 1!
English:
We have done a lot of work on poetry throughout the year and today's BBC Bitesize lesson is to understand what 'counting poems' are and try writing one yourself.
This lesson includes:
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an introduction to poems
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a reminder about writing sentences
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three activities to do at home
Once you have completed these activities, see if you can upload them onto the blog called 'How Are You, Year 1?' as a way of celebrating your hard work.
As well as the Art and BBC Bitesize Maths and English lessons, you could also have a look at the Geography lesson on BBC Bitesize which is all to do with the seasons.
I think that's enough to keep you busy as you should also be doing your daily reading and maybe completing your daily diary that I mentioned last week. If you are not doing the diary on a daily basis then maybe you could complete it on a Monday after the weekend
Until tomorrow, take care, keep smiling and enjoy your art work!
Mrs Taylor x