Good morning! Today’s home learning tasks are as follows:
Phonics
Phonics play – Tricky word Trucks. Practise some high frequency words. Select Phase 5, then phase 3 and phase 4 tricky words. Try and practise writing these words in your book.
Phonics play – Buried treasure. Phase 5 sounds. Click on ‘u-e’ and practise reading words with this sound – decide if they are real or fake. Record them in your book! See how many you get right
Reading
Log onto Oxford Owl and continue reading chosen book
English
Today you are going to continue writing your non-chronological report. You will be writing the first section about ‘Koalas’’. Look back at the information you gathered last week and use this to help you build your sentences. Miss a line underneath the introduction/picture you completed yesterday and write the subheading‘Koalas’. Once you have completed your writing, you can draw a small picture.
Don’t forget:
- Capital letters, finger spaces, full stops.
- Adjectives
- Exclamation marks
- Key vocabulary
Maths
Recognising coins. Have a go at some Fluency questions!
How have you organised your coins? What is the value of each coin? How do you know?
How many one pence coins will you need to make: 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2?
Now try some Reasoning & Problem Solving questions
PE
Jo wicks PE
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