Monday 25th January 2021

 Hola Harrier Class, (hola means hello in Spanish)

Here are your home learning tasks for today.

Please send me your home learning work by emailing me at:

missjackson2020@carlton-in-snaith.n-yorks.sch.uk

Phonics

Today, we are learning another new sound from Set 3. If your child struggles with any of the sounds, please let me know so that I can support you. 

Phonics lesson: Set 3 sound ‘ire’ - This sound will be uploaded at 9:30am, by Ruth Miskin. Please watch the speed sounds and then the spellings.

You will have 24 hours to watch it before the video is removed.

Phonics 'ire' worksheet 

Phonics challenge: Can you use one of these words containing the special friend 'ire' to write your own sentence?

fire, hire, wire, bonfire, inspire or conspire

You might want to have a look at Oxford Owl to support your child’s learning.


Reading 

Please select the relevant group:


Mrs Bramley - Six Fish

Miss Jackson - Flip Frog and the bug

Mrs Whaley - Do we have to keep it?


Please look at the Speed Sounds, Story Green Words, Red Words and Speedy Green Words first. This will allow you to develop your fluency and confidence before starting to read the story. 

Remember to read every day!

 

Maths

Maths Challenge

Maths Challenge - Answers

1) 9

2) 10 + 10 = 20

3) 9

4) cone

Lesson – Counting to 50 by making 10s.

- Teaching Video 


MyMaths task: Counting forwards to 50 (note: if you have lost your login details for MyMaths please email me!)


Topmarks: Helicopter Rescue (1 to 50)

English

Today I would love for you to work independently so that I can see how brilliant you are!

This is a RED BOOK challenge so make sure you try your best and take pride in your work.

Should all children learn to swim?

I would like to know you think. On a piece of lined paper, write down your ideas and tell me if all children should learn to swim and why. Make sure you write in full sentences and remember your capital letters, finger spaces and full stops!

Wider Curriculum

Music
Listen to the song 'Let the Bright Seraphim' by Handel 

About the song: 
Let The Bright Seraphim by George Frederick Handel (1685-1759) comes from a religious piece of work and was completed in 1742 (a long time ago!). This song is a well-known Aria (an Italian word for a long solo song, usually opera). It was written for two main performers: a soprano (a high female voice) and a trumpet. They are accompanied by a few string instruments. 

- Do you like the song?
- What instruments can you hear? 
- Can you guess what the style of music is?
- Is it similar or different to the blues song from last week? Why?
- The main solo instrument is a trumpet. Can you think of any other songs that have a trumpet in? 

Stay Active

Exercise for 20-30 minutes. Go for a walk, run around, dance or play football. Anything that makes your heart beat really fast!

Just Dance - Walking on Sunshine

Story Time 

Beegu by Alexis Deacon (you can learn how to draw Beegu too!)

 

Take care and stay safe,

Miss Jackson