Red and Yellow Group
Have a go at these subtraction story problems!
Can you draw a whole-part model for these subtraction equations?
Blue Group
1. Jump up and down 9 times
2. Show nine fingers
3. find 9 objects in your house
4. say the number 9, nine times
5. draw a number 9 in the air
6. write the number 9 on someone's back
7. clap your hands 9 times
8. which number is one more than 9?
9. which number is one less than 9
Red and Yellow Group
Have a listen to Geraldine learning the "ure" sound! Can you remember any of the "ure" words from yesterday?
Have a go at reading these words! The dots below the words are sound buttons. The line underneath "ure" shows that the three letters make one sound- a trigraph. Can you count how many sounds are in each word? (e.g. p-ure = 2 sounds). count these on your phonics fingers!
Our story this week is called "While We Can't Hug". One of the main characters in our story is Hedgehog!
Can you draw a hedgehog?
Follow this drawing tutorial and see!
This week our story is called 'While We Can't Hug'. Have a look at the front cover below and answer the questions.
Can
you predict what this story will be about?
I think this story will be about…
Who
are the authors of the story?
The authors are…
What
adjectives could you use to describe the front cover?
The front cover is…
Do
you think the story will be a happy or sad story? Why?
I think this story will be… because…
Why can’t we hug?
We can’t hug because…
Watch our story here:
Red and Yellow
Look at the 'ure' sound. It is a trigraph. This means it has three letters that make the sound! Have a go at reading the ure words in the video. How many can you hear?
Can you use them in a sentence?
Blue Pack
Red and Yellow
Play the subtraction game below.
Blue Pack
Join in with the actions in the video- count out loud as you do them and remember to stop counting when you get to number 9! Don't forget to send us a video at year1@hovingham.org
We have already learnt about Blue Penguins and Emperor Penguins!
Can you remember a fact about Blue Penguins?
Can you remember a fact about Emperor Penguins?
Which penguins are bigger?
There are lots of different types of penguin... Lets learn about the Yellow Eyed Penguin!
Can you think of one similarity and one difference between the Yellow Eyed Penguin and the Emperor Penguin?
The Yellow Eyed Penguins are similar to Emperor penguins because...
The Yellow Eyed Penguins are different to Emperor penguins because...
Red and Yellow Group
Have a look and see if you can solve these addition word problems!
Can you draw whole-part models or bar models to represent these addition stories?
Blue Group
Lets learn all about the number...9!
Can you find 9 different objects from around your house?
Can you name the number 9 using objects from around your house?
How many ways can you represent the number 9?
This activity is all about... balance!
You will need an object to balance on your finger! You could use... a stick, a pen, a wooden spoon...
Red and Yellow Group
Time yourself for 1 minute and see how many of these tricky words you can read! Who can read the most? Keep practising!
Blue Group
Lets practise recapping our sounds!
This week we have been learning about habitats. Join Andy as he goes to the rainforest in search of an orangutan! On his way he does some exercise- join in and get your body moving!
Red and Yelow
Today we are learning another trigraph. Remember, that means there are three letters that make one sound!
The trigraph is air.
Watch the video below to see what air words Geraldine finds. Can you find anything with the air sound in your house?
Can you sound out the words in the video below? Mute the video if you would like a challenge!
example: I am in bed.
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!).
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!
