Monday 22nd February 2021

Welcome back, Harrier Class! I hope you have had lots of fun and a lovely break.

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
Phonics lesson: Set 3 sound ‘oa’ - 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 challenge: Can you use one of the words you have practised containing the special friend 'oa' to write your own sentence?

You might want to have a look at Oxford Owl to support your child’s learning. If your child struggles with any of the sounds, please let me know so that I can support you. 

Reading 

Please select the relevant group:

Mrs Bramley – Tug, Tug

Miss Jackson – In the bath

Mrs Whaley – The foolish witch

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!
Have you accessed our new reading app 'Sora'?

Maths

Maths Challenge 

Maths Challenge - Answers
1) 4
2) 8
3) 12
4) nine 

Lesson – Compare heights

- Comparing heights (activity)

Can you find 3 different objects from around your home and compare their heights? Try to use the words from the vocabulary list below to describe your objects. Find other objects and measure which items are taller, shorter or the same.

Vocabulary:
height, tall, taller, tallest, short, shorter, shortest, same

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


English

This is a RED book task so make sure you complete this task independently. Remember to just have a go, use your fabulous phonics and do the best that you can do.

Pretend that you are having a birthday party but someone else in our Harrier class is having a party... on the same day! 

I would like you to do some writing to tell me why I should come to your party and why I should not go to the other party. How persuasive can you be?

Wider Curriculum

Science

Last term, we looked at different everyday materials including plastic, metal, wood, paper, fabrics and glass.

Find some different everyday materials from around your home. Can you identify which materials they are made from and put them into groups? Make sure you have at least two objects for each material. What do you notice about the different groups? 

Here are some questions for you to answer. You might even like to challenge yourself and create a tick sheet for each object.
- Can you see through it?
- Is it hard?
- Is it heavy?
- Is it bendy?
- Is it cold?

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 - Waka Waka

Story Time 

The Bumblebear by Nadia Shireen - (story and draw along)

Harrier Challenge:
I am very excited because I have a new pet! I wondered if you could guess which animal it is.

Clue 1: 

Take care and stay safe,

Miss Jackson