MSJ Weekly Home Learning Timetable for Summer 1 – Week 3 – the farm!

Physical Activity English Maths Other Learning Challenge

Mon

Joe wicks PE lesson https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGw5yTOPTSQ Watch the enormous turnip story and sequence the pictures by sticking them onto the story map in the right order. Talk to your adult about the story. You could even act out the story with some of your soft toys you have at home!

Number activity

We learnt all about one more and

one less. Practice with some objects

to count one more than a number

and one less.

You could do this with small

numbers and it is okay if you only

manage one more to start with.

Challenge: Attached below is a

worksheet to practice one more and

one less of numbers to 10 or to 20.

RE – Last week

hopefully you drew or

talked about a special

place in your house.

Mine was my garden

which I am enjoying

lots at the moment!

Look at the pictures of

different homes around

the world. Look at what

is the same and what is

different.

Could you make a house

for one of your toys?

We are

thinking this

week about

farm and farm

animals. We

also learnt

about chicks

this week. Can

you make egg

sandwiches

with your grown

up or porridge

(thinking about

the wheat) or

make some

bread or animal

biscuits!

Tues

Andy’s wild

workouts see link

below: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06tm

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Option 1 – Choose your favourite part of the story and write a sentence about the enormous turnip remembering to use your phonics, finger spaces, capital letter and full stop. Option 2 - write the story using a four part structure. Once upon a time there

This week we are focussing on

doubling. You could start with

objects and think that you need the

same of each object. E.g. 2 + 2 =

3 + 3 =

Creative – Choose either a cow or a pig and look at some pictures of them. Can you paint, draw, chalk a picture of one. If you are painting can you mix the colours to make

Can you find

out about the

different

seasons? Can

you sort the

pictures into

was…. One day…. Unfortunately….. Luckily…. The end. Or you could write your own story about an enormous vegetable! My story would be: Once upon a time there was a farmer who planted some carrots as he really liked carrots! One day he went to look at his carrots and there was an enormous carrot. Unfortunately he could not pull up his carrot. Luckily he got lots of his friends to help him and they had carrot soup for tea!

You could start with small numbers

and just do a few sums.

Challenge:

Can you find all the doubles up to 10

+ 10 =

Here is a song to help you with your

doubles! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-KTHfrFit0

pink or brown for your cow or pig?

the different

seasons of

Spring,

Summer,

Autumn and

Winter.

If you don’t

want to print

out the

pictures

perhaps you

could draw

pictures for

each season or

think about

what you might

wear in the

different

seasons. Wed

Cosmic kids

workout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhYtca

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Phonics

We will be moving onto phase 4 phonics

and the phase 4 tricky words which are

attached below. Practice reading the

tricky words with your grown up.

If your child isn’t ready for phase 4 please

practice the phase 2 and 3 tricky words

first and make sure they can recognise

these before moving onto phase 4.

This week you could paint, write in big

coloured letters, chalk your tricky words.

Keep practicing reading them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NOzgR1ANc4

Doubles paper chain – if you have coloured paper this is a nice activity to do at home. You can see they choose a different colour for each half of the double. If you don’t have coloured paper the children could make the doubles out of playdough to practice their doubles.

Science - Can you find out about animals that live on a farm? https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0798mln/down-on-the-farm-series-2-1-lambs-and-sowing-the-seeds There is a good series on cbeebies – down on the farm that you could learn all about animals that live on the farm.

Could you find

out about the

names of baby

animals that

live on the

farm?

Sheep – lamb

We have

attached a

matching game

that you could

print out and

play together.

Thur

Choose your

favourite just

dance on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziLHZeK

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Phonics

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/4/dragons-den https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/4/tricky-word-trucks You could play these games on phonics play again choosing the phase you are working on.

We have attached a worksheet on

doubling ladybirds that will help you

practice your doubles.

Do as many as you can. You could use

objects to help you.

Challenge: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

Music – sing Old

Macdonald had a farm

adding in the different

animal noises. You could

take turns with other

members of your

family.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRhGOdqWIIo – the farmer plants the seeds.

Draw a picture

of some of the

different foods

that grow on

farms.

Can you find

food in your

cupboards or

fridge that

would have

grown on a

farm?

Fri

VE day: We are not at school today but we have put an activity for today as it is VE day. We have put a colouring in

page at the bottom and some pictures of the street party that they would have had. The children could have a party

in their house or their garden. They could plan it with you – what food are they going to have, are they going to play

any games? They could make bunting to go up for their party with flags on – template attached!