Year 1 Home Learning Pack Week 5 SILVER

Year 1 Home Learning Pack Week 5 SILVER Week beginning 27. 4. 2020 We hope you are enjoying the Year 1 learning packs. The timetable on the next page is one you might want to use with your family. Please organise your day in whatever way suits you. In this pack there are ideas for maths, literacy and mindfulness. We will be providing 3 different packs for each week. There will also be a project for each week. We hope you enjoyed learning all about the Queen, This week’s project is about ‘Plants and Trees’. There is also a guide on the website about how to use the Oxford Owl website Bronze-this is the easiest pack Silver- most children should be able to do this pack Gold-this is the hardest pack and has some extra challenges in There is also a phonics Power. Point for each week and maths meetings slides for you to use. Please keep in touch with us using our year group email if you need any help or have any questions. Please also use all the amazing free websites that we have suggested. Enjoy! Thank you The Year 1 team

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Monday Literacy This week we are going to read lots of letters, because next week we are going to write and maybe even send one! If you can watch – CBBC Let’s play postmen https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Xs. Ts. RLVWMGI Or Cbeebies- Posting a letter https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=w 9 jypk-wc-Y&t=4 s Point to the post-box, van, letter, stamp, postman and envelope? Can you draw and label them in your homework book or on paper?

Monday: Maths - Fractions This week in Maths we are going to be learning about fractions. Do you know what these are? Tell your grown-up if you know. Our star words today are: part, whole, equal, unequal, half, divide, by 2 Today we are learning how to divide an object in to equal parts. This is called halving. two TOP TIP – it is very IMPORTANT that when we are halving an object that both parts are equal, which means the same. If both parts are unequal it is NOT in half. Look at this piece of paper: Tell your grown-up if this piece of paper is folded in half? Explain how you know. See if you have a piece of paper at home. If you have, try folding it in half. See if both parts are exactly the same. Then have a go at folding your piece of paper ‘not in half’ so both parts are unequal!

Monday: Maths Continued - Fractions Starter – Count in 2’s. How fast can you go? Can you go up to 100? Can you do it backwards? Activity 1 From what you have just learnt, tell your grown-up whether these shapes are in half or not in half. Explain how you know. Activity 2 If you have a slice of bread at home try this out… If not tell your grown-up how you could do it, or draw lines to show where you would cut the bread.

Monday: Mindfulness Each day we are going to include a mindfulness activity. These activities are aimed to have a calm and positive end to the day.

Tuesday Literacy If you can watch “THE JOLLY POSTMAN” https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=gpeo_0 yo. D 0 k The Jolly Postman visits lots of fairy-tale characters The 3 bears The wicked witch The Giant Cinderella Big Bad wolf and Little Red Riding Hood ? ? But he doesn’t know what they look like. Can you choose ONE character and tell a grown up what they look like? Write sentences in your homework book or on paper. REMEMBER – Capital letters and full stops!

Tuesday: Maths - Fractions • Today we are going to learn how to find half of a number. To be able to do this we have to be able to share equally into two parts! Our star words today are: part, whole, equal, unequal, half, share. divide, by 2 I have 8 carrots and I am going to share them between Anansi and Turtle. Look how I did it. . Tell your grown-up the answer to these questions… How many carrots does Anansi have? How many carrots does Turtle have? Is this fair? Have I shared the carrots out equally? Are the carrots divided into two equal groups? What have I done wrong? How could I make it equal? * Could you try this with carrots or something else? TOP TIP – Try saying one for Anansi, one for Turtle until you run out.

Tuesday: Maths Continued - Fractions Starter – work out these quick addition equations 5+3= 6+2= 3+1= 7+2= 5+4= Have a go at sharing different foods between you and someone in you house. Don’t forget to say your sentence at the end. I have done with Anansi and Turtle to show you. . 6 cupcakes 3 3 Half of 6 is equal to 3. Have a go at these ones: 4 bananas 12 sandwiches 8 potatoes 16 apples 10 oranges Note to parents: It might be helpful to use pennies or counters, or anything you have in your house for the children to physically share out.

Tuesday: Mindfulness

Wednesday Literacy If you can watch “Meerkat Mail” https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Dcwu. TRQ 16 MU Can you remember all the places Sunny the Meerkat visits? He always sends a letter or postcard back home. If Sunny wrote to school the envelope would look like this! Year 1 Teachers Oasis Academy Henderson Avenue Scunthorpe Pretend Sunny is sending you a letter. Write your full name and address on an envelope, into your homework book or onto paper.

Wednesday: Maths - Fractions Now you understand halving we are going to move onto quartering. Quartering is the same as halving but instead of having two equal parts you have four equal parts. Our star words today are: part, whole, equal, unequal, quarter, divide, by 4 Today we are learning how to divide an object into equal parts. This is called quartering. four TOP TIP – it is very IMPORTANT that when we are diving an object into four parts, all parts need to be equal. Remember equal means the same. If all four parts are unequal it is NOT in quarters. Look at this circle. . Tell your grown-up whether this circle has been divided into quarters? Explain how you know. See if you have a piece of paper at home. If you have, try folding it in half and then half again. See if all four parts are exactly the same. Then have a go at folding your piece of paper into four unequal parts. Tell your grown-ups why that isn’t in quarters.

Wednesday: Maths Continued - Fractions Starter – work out these doubles… 3+3= 6+6= 1+1= 2+2= 5+5= Activity 1 From what you have just learnt, tell your grown-up whether these shapes are in quarters or not. Explain how you know. Activity 2 If you have a slice of bread at home try this out… If not tell your grown-up how you could do it, or draw lines to show where you would cut the bread.

Wednesday: Mindfulness

Thursday Literacy If you can watch “Dear Mr Blueberry” https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=bj. Bum_c. TAcg Emily writes a letter to her school teacher about a whale she finds in her pond! She must remember to put the correct address on the envelope. Mr Blueberry Seaview School Ocean Street Cleethorpes Next week you are going to be like Emily and write a letter to your class teacher at school. You will need to address the envelope correctly! Write your teachers name and the school’s address into your homework book or onto paper.

Thursday: Maths - Fractions Yesterday we learnt how to quarter a shape. Today we are going to learn how to quarter a number. Just remember all four parts need to be equal. Our star words today are: part, whole, equal, unequal, quarter, share. divide, by 4 Today Anansi and Turtle invited Fish and Crab to their feast! I have 8 carrots and I am going to share them between the friends. Look how I did it. . Tell your grown-up the answer to these questions… How many carrots does Anansi have? How many carrots does Turtle have? How many carrots does Crab have? How many carrots does Fish have? Is this fair? Have I shared the carrots out equally? Are the carrots divided into four equal groups? TOP TIP – Try saying one for Anansi, one for Turtle, one for Crab, one for Fish until you run out.

Thursday: Maths Continued - Fractions Starter – workout these quick subtraction equations: 3 -1= 6 - 2 = 10 – 4 = 8 - 3 = 9 - 5= Have a go at sharing different foods between four of your toys. Don’t forget to say your sentence at the end. I have done with Anansi, Turtle, Crab and Turtle to show you. . 12 cupcakes A quarter of 12 of 3 Have a go at these ones: 4 bananas 20 sandwiches 8 potatoes 16 apples Note to parents: It might be helpful to use coins or counters, or anything you have in your house for the children to physically share out.

Thursday: Mindfulness

Friday Literacy If you can watch “Franky the friendly letter” https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=JXs. UZj 1 h T 2 s When we send a letter we need to make sure it has 5 main parts.

Friday Literacy continued Read these letters. Can you find the 5 main parts in each one? Heading Greeting Body of letter Closing Signature Headnig

Friday: Maths - Fractions This week we have been learning to half and quarter shapes and numbers. Remember all the parts need to be equal. Our star words today are: part, whole, equal, unequal, quarter, half. Tell your grown up if these shapes have half coloured in. Tell your grown up if theses shapes have a quarter coloured in.

Friday: Mindfulness Melting This is a lovely relaxing activity which the children really enjoy. The children learn to control their bodies to help them relax. Why not try it with the whole family. https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=f. Tz. XFPh 6 CPI

Physical Challenge! How many can you do in 1 minute? Monday Star Jumps How wide can you reach? Tuesday Bunny Hops How far can you travel? Thursday Tuck Jumps How high can you jump? Wednesday Skipping Can you skip backwards? Friday Tiptoe Walking Can you tiptoe fast?