Home school learning pack for week beginning 22/6/20

Dear Yellow class,

Hello everyone! I hope you’re all well and staying safe. Here is your home learning pack for this week.

As part of our home learning this week, we are planning to link up with the Youth Sports Trust and encourage everyone to take part in National School Sport Week at Home. We hope that this will provide you with the chance to capture some of the enjoyment and competition they have been missing during weeks of school closure and social distancing. In each class file on the school website, you will find two resources: a ‘Parent’s Guide’ and an ‘Activities Pack’ with lots of ideas on the different type of things your children could do throughout the week. They may choose to do the same thing every day or try a different activity each day; the choice is theirs. We would also love to see and share with others some of the sporting achievements and activities completed, so it would be great if you could send one of an activity they have enjoyed with a little comment to: homelearning@draycott.derbyshire.sch.uk Please only do this if you are happy for us to share this on our website. You will see from this week’s planning that we have reduced the number of afternoon activities in order to free up time for children to have a go at this. I really hope they take this opportunity to engage with a National Initiative and have some great fun whilst getting fitter and possibly even learning a new sporting skill! Keep trying your best and have a great week!

Miss Mather

Yellow class timetable w/b 22/06/20 – please remember that this is only a guide. The sessions in blue print are optional.

Day Maths (approx 1 hour) Every day this week: Play one of the 10 minute maths games. (see attached sheet from the previous week home learning)

English (approx. 1 hour) Every day this week: spend 10 minutes reading and 10 minutes on some phonic activities. Practise writing all of your tricky words.

Answers from last week: See attached sheet.

Monday

Using the answers attached, mark the work you completed last

week. How did you get on? Did you get confused? Please

don’t panic if you found the work difficult. Have another try -

knowing the answers might make it easier!

Log on to Mathletics if you can to do some of the activities set or play some maths games.

This week we are going to focusing our English lessons on sports. Today I would like you to read the two sheets about Sports Day and answer the questions about the texts. Try and read any unfamiliar words you come across. Remember to use your phonics. If there are any words you find really difficult, ask an adult to help you. Activity attached

Tuesday

Complete the Number Comparison sports shirt game. Look at the numbers on the shirts and then put the right symbol in the middle. Remember what the symbols mean. < less than > greater than = equal to Activity attached

Alphabetical Football World Cup – Read the words on the page and then write them in alphabetical order. Singing the alphabet song might help you remember the order of the letters. Activity attached

Wednesday

Complete the attached Football Themed Code Breaker Use your calculation skills to find the answer and the letter. Then crack the code and answer the challenge question. Activity attached

Choose a sports star. This could be a footballer, an athlete or you could even choose a sports team and find out lots of interesting facts. You can use books or do some research on the internet. Make sure an adult helps you use the internet so you stay safe online. Start writing all of the facts that you have found out. Use headings to help you write about the star/sport you have chosen. These headings could be Sport Played, Team, Medals, Fun Facts. Draw a picture of your star or use a photograph if you can.

Thursday

Complete the Sports Day. Just a fun recap activity.

This a counting activity represented by tens and ones.

Remember to count in tens and then count in ones.

Try the Place Value Basketball game at: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/place-value-basketball On the menu click Numbers up to 49.

Friday Year 1 Sports Day maths challenge cards. Read the challenge cards and write the number sentences in your home learning book. Work out the answers using any of the strategies we learnt in class.

There is a Sports Day game for you to play with your family. Your task is to read the instructions out aloud and make sure that everyone knows the rules. There is a lot of reading for you whilst playing the game. Have fun! (Game attached)

Yellow class menu of afternoon activities w/b 22/06/20

It’s National Sports Week at Home Every day I want you to try a sports challenge. If you look in the Activities Pack on our class page, there are lots of different sports and ideas for you

to try and in the ‘Parents Pack’ there are some record sheets. Athletics Aiming Team Sports Artistic Adventure The team can be your family

Sport Art

Draw a picture with a link to sports if you click on the link below or google art for kids hub sports, there are lots of ideas on drawing you can do https://www.artforkidshub.com/how-to-draw/sports/

Extra activities Sports wordsearch – see below Design a sports kit – the sheet below is for a football kit but you could design a kit for any sport that you like.

Reading Challenge Keep reading 15 minutes every day. As it is sports week why not read

A sports book.

A news report on a football match

An article or interview with your favourite Sports star.

Why not turn your reading into a sporty type challenge How many pages can you read in 15 minutes? How many words can you read?