Daily Timetable
Hi Red Class! This is what we will be doing today:
9:00 – Reading- Login to Bug club and read your book for 20 minutes. Make sure you answer the questions whenever you see the green bug picture.
9.20 – Study Ladder – practise your maths skills on Study Ladder
9.45 – English – Join in with the Google Meet English lesson then carry on with your independent work afterwards.
10.45 – Break time – play a game with your family or you could do a Joe Wicks workout!
11.15 – Maths – Join in with the Google Meet Maths lesson then carry on with your independent work afterwards.
12.15 – Lunch time!
1.15 – Phonics – there is no online session today. Please complete the phonics activity below.
1.45 – Art – independent work – look below for the Art lesson.
2.30 – Break time – play a game with your family or you could do a Joe Wicks workout!
2.45 – Story time – listen to the story below.
3.15 – Relax!
English
There will be a google meet session at 9.45 to explain this work. Please login using the link sent to you via email to join in.
Today we are learning to: write an information report
Today we are going to begin to write our information text about the animal that you chose yesterday. Remember you are only writing about one animal.
Task 1
First we need to write an introduction to explain what our report will be about. Here is an example of an introduction:
Introduction
Leopards are a member of the cat family but they are much bigger and fiercer than pet cats. There are different types of leopard such as the Javan leopard and the Indian leopard . Read on to find more fascinating information about leopards.
Task 2:
Next we need to write our first paragraph. We can use questions as headings to organize our writing. Here is my first paragraph about leopards.
What do leopards look like ?
Leopards are usually light in colour with dark spots called rosettes. The rosettes are outlined in black with a yellow or grey background. Leopards also have very sharp teeth which they use to kill their prey. Leopards have short legs and a long body. Male leopards are bigger than female leopards.
You need to write at least 3 or 4 sentence for each part of your reports. Remember to include:
– Capital letters
– Full stops
– Finger spaces
– Neat handwriting
– Headings
– Joining words such as: and, but, because, so
– Sentences that make sense
– Phonics
Try to say each sentence out loud before you write it down.
Do not write the whole report. We will write the second half of the report tomorrow. Please send me a picture of what you have done so far.
Maths
There will be a google meet session at 11.15 to explain this work. Please login using the link sent to you via email to join in.
Today we are learning: the 2 x table
Click on the link to find the BBC bitesize lesson. Watch the video and complete all the activities.
Phonics
There is no Phonics Google Meet today.
Read the story and complete the tasks on this sheet:
- Why was Mrs Cross cross ?
- Write down all the words you can spot that have c/k/ck and ch sounds.
Art:
Today we will be learning to: make a Chinese lantern.
Follow these instructions to make your own Chinese lantern. If you do not have glitter or ribbons you can decorate it with felt tips or colourful paper instead.
Story time:
Listen to a story here:
