Tuesday

READING

Please can you choose a book and spend 10 minutes+ reading/sharing it with an adult or older sibling. It can be a book that you have at home or an eBook on the Oxford Owl website.

 

If you would like another reading activity:

Read the sentence about animals and complete the pictures by drawing and colouring.

 

PHONICS:

Brain warm up: Choose a way to warm up your brain by recalling Phase 3 sounds. You could use your own flashcards or the PhonicsPlay website ‘Flashcard Speed Trial’ or ‘A Giggling Grapheme’.

 

Phase 4 learning: To practise blending and reading Phase 4 words, play Make a Match or Reading Robot’ on the Phonics play website or choose a page from the Phase 4 Phonics Activity Booklet.

Writing:

Follow the link below to access the Oak Academy Lesson ‘Hansel and Gretel’

 

You will need a pencil, paper, colouring pens/pencils and a teddy talk partner.

 

**Today, you will listen to the story ‘Hansel and Gretel’ and then describe the villain of the story.**

 

**Draw and label the evil witch from the story**

 

Things to remember to be a good writer:

• Think about your letter formation (use letter families poster)
• Are there any phase 3 digraphs/digraphs you can use in the words? (You could use your phase 3 sound mat)

Maths: Ordering numbers up to 20

You will need number cards up to 20. You can make them or print them from the link below.

** Today you will learn to put numbers to 20 in order. **

• When you’ve put number cards 1-20 in order, ask an adult to take some numbers away (don’t look!) How quickly can you work out which number cards are missing? Look at the number before and after the gap!
• Now muddle up your cards and pick 5 cards. Can you put them in order from the smallest to the largest?
• Muddle up your number cards, now use a timer to see how quickly you can put the numbers in order from 1-20.

Can you be a superstar learner and use the star words today?

*more, less, greater, fewer, order*

 

If you would like another activity:

Put the numbers on the caterpillar in order from smallest to largest. For a challenge, ty doing it backwards.