Red and Yellow
Use your knowledge or addition stories, part-whole models and bar modelling to solve the problems below.
Blue Pack
Red and Yellow
Use your knowledge or addition stories, part-whole models and bar modelling to solve the problems below.
Yesterday, you learnt about blue penguins. Some of the other penguins in the story are emperor penguins. Watch the video about emperor penguins below. Can you draw an emperor penguin and write a fact underneath?
Don't forget to send us a picture or come and show us your work tomorrow when you come and collect a workpack!
Come and join Miss Majid for a story! Some of you might have heard this story before, see if you can remember any of the actions we learnt.
Do you know how to draw a penguin? All you will need for this activity is a pencil and piece of paper!
This type of penguin is called an Emperor Penguin. Can you name another type of penguin that we have learnt about?
What coloured feathers does the Emperor Penguin have?
Looking after yourself and staying healthy!
Can you name 5 different ways you can stay healthy?
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For this P.E. activity.. you will need..
- A shoe! (You can also use any other object you can balance on your foot, such as a book or toilet roll!).
Can you turn your body around whilst still balancing the object on your foot?
Our story this week is all about a Blue Penguin...
But did you know Blue Penguin's are actually REAL?
They are also sometimes known as Little Penguins or Fairy Penguins!
They are the only Penguins in the world with blue and white feathers! This helps them stay hidden from predators - (animals that would LOVE to eat them as a snack!).
Conduct your own research and see if you can find out the answer to these questions!You might want to use some of these resources to help with your research!
👉Useful Resources:
👉 All About Little Blue Penguins
Blue Penguins are also sometimes called__________
They eat _____________
They live in ________________ (HINT: it's not Antarctica!)
Can you draw a blue penguin and write your favourite fact underneath? Please email any work to year1@hovingham.org. We would love to see your pictures!
Red and Yellow Pack
Can you remember everything we have learnt about the trigraph "ear"? Remember, a trigraph is made up of three letters that make one sound!
Let's see if we can read these words and sound them out using our Phonics fingers? How many did you get right?
Mrs Anwar has joined us today to teach us to count in Urdu! Can you count in a different language? Make a video and send it to us so that we can all learn to count in your language!
Daisy
A huge well done to Daisy! She has been resourceful and has used the pompoms and tens frame from her pack to show the different ways numbers can be represented! Daisy has made the number 8 using pasta shapes too. Daisy has completed one of our PSHE Mindfulness activities from the blog and shared a lovely video with us! Great job Daisy!
In our story, Blue Penguin has a dream about a white whale coming to rescue him from his loneliness.
We have dreams when we sleep or when we are awake and they are often about things we really wish could happen! When I was younger, I used to dream about being an astronaut and living in space!
Close your eyes and think about something you often dream about- remember to dream big! Draw your dream in a dream jar and write some sentences about your dream. Have a look at my dream jar below.
Red and Yellow
Practise your super counting with Zero Zero Superhero! Use the 100 square in your pack to help you count along.
What is 1 more than 7?
What is 1 less than 4?
What is 1 less than 2?
What is 1 more than 3?
Red and Yellow
Today you are learning about the grapheme 'ear'. Watch Geraldine the Giraffe learning about 'ear'.
y-ear
f-ear
s-p-ear
t-ear
ear
Write the words in a sentence in your book.
Blue Pack
Today we are learning about the digraph 'll'. Can you practise writing the grapheme in your book. Can you read the words below? Which ones have our new phoneme in?
Click the link below and feel free to comment your score on this post!
Red and Yellow Group
Have a go at reading these words! Can you match the words to the pictures? How many can you get right?
Red and Yellow Pack
Inside your packs you should find a tens frame and some pom-poms! Use these resources to help you solve these different Maths problems!
Blue Pack
Have a look in your pack! See if you can use your tens frame and pompoms to make the number 8 in as many ways as possible! Have a look at the video above. This will help explain how to use your tens frame.
One example is done for you below:
We would love to see the different ways you have made the number 8! Send any pictures to year1@hovingham.org!
Our new story this week is called "Blue Penguin" by Petr Horacek.
Take a look at the front cover.
What do you notice? I notice that...
Can you predict what this story will be about? I think that this story will be about...
Can you name three different things that you can see on the front cover? I can see...
Who is the author of the story? The author is...
Have a listen to the story! A copy of the story is also available in your home learning packs so you can read along with the story.
Our stars of the Week This Week!
Come and find out who our stars and parents of the week are!
Stand in an outdoor space. Take some time to focus on the weather.
What is the weather doing?
How does it feel?
How does it make you feel?
Red and Yellow
High frequency words are words that are very common and we use a lot. It is really helpful if you recognise these words when reading and can spell them correctly in your writing too.
Here are some high frequency words:
said
so
have
like
Have a look in your reading book, do you see any of the words? How many times? Which one do you see most?
Blue
Learn all about our new digraph 'ff'. See how you can make the grapheme using objects from around your house.
Red and Yellow
Watch the story about adding more. Pause the video as you go to give you time to solve the problems.
Blue Pack
Use the tens frame to make 8 in as many different ways as you can. Can you use two different colours and write a number sentence to show how you have made 8? Have a look at my example below.
5 + 3 = 8This week our story is "Blue Penguin" by Petr Horacek. Before listening to the story, have a look at the front cover carefully and discuss it with your grown up.
What do you think the story is about?
What do you think will happen?
Who do you think the characters are in the story?
Where do you think the story is set?
Have a go at this mini-workout! Can you move your bodies like these different animals and complete the challenges?
Did anybody wake up this morning and notice anything different?
It has been snowing outside! Come and have a listen to the story "Winter Sleep" read by Ms Speight! Make sure you wrap up nice and warm.
Come and listen to this song all about patterns... with Ms Speight! See if you can join along.
Red and Yellow Pack
Have a go at some of these addition problem solving questions...
Can you draw a bar model or whole-part model to represent these problem solving questions?
Blue Pack
... all about the number... 8!
How many different number 8's can you spot? can you make the number 8 using objects from aound your house?
Red and Yellow Pack
How many different things can you spot in this winter "I Spy"? Count how many things you can see!
Can you find something with the "ai" sound?
Can you find something with the "oo" sound?
Can you find something with the "ow" sound?
Blue Pack
Today we are going to learn all about the letter...... b!
have a go at sounding out these words:
b-a-t
b-a-n-k
c-a-b
c-r-a-b
This week it is children's mental health week. We learn a lot about how we keep ourselves fit and healthy by making sure we eat a healthy, balanced diet and exercise regularly but it is also important that we keep our minds healthy and happy too! This week, we will be posting an activity each day to encourage you to spend some time on keeping your mind healthy.
Today, we would like you to go outside and close your eyes. What different sounds can you hear?
When the little boy and the penguin were rowing to the South Pole, the little boy told the penguin stories. Imagine you have to tell someone a story. What story would you tell?
It might be a story about something that has happened to you, a story you already know or have read or it might be your very own story that you have made up! Tell your story to somebody in your house.
If you are up for a challenge you could even create a story map for your story or try and write it in your book!
Don't forget to send pictures of videos to your teachers at year1@hovingham.org