Hazel Class 2020-2021 Home Learning How It Works!
There are some links to PDFs below for some fun science activities that can be done at home. You'll need to raid the recycling for some bottles to make rockets and a cool magnet maze.
Other ideas for home learning for this topic;
WB 13.07.20
Hello Hazel Class families!
Your last week of daily Home and School Learning activities are below. I have also added a special 'Mrs Hunt Summer Challenge' for you to tick off things you do over the summer. I am super proud of all of you busy working so hard at home. I also love coming to see those of you at school to wave and chat by the door (Elm) and by the window (Hazel) when I am teaching the Key Worker Bubble. It's the best part of my day! You have all done so well to keep smiling during these strange times and I can't wait to see you all properly in September when you'll be giant year 2's!
Google Classroom will be used to post weekly questions and for you to upload photos and documents which I can comment on.
Numbots is a fun way to practice your numeracy skills. Make sure you have written down your log in and password somewhere safe for both Numbots and Google Classroom! Your Hazel Google Classroom will be re-named as Willow Google Classroom at some point!
Don't forget our class login in number for EPIC is elj9503 and the website address is https://www.getepic.com/app/profile-select.
You can email your news or tell Mrs Hunt about something you have made by sending an email to the office.
Thank you for your on going support. The Hazel Class Team
Have a good week!
WB: 06.07.20
Hello Hazel Class families!
Your next week of daily Home and School Learning activities are below. The children in school were shown how to use Google Classroom and Numbots last week. You have all be sent log ins for these different on line learning tools. Google Classroom will be used to post questions and for you to upload work which I can feedback on. This week there are secret assignments to make special things for our Headteacher (Ssshhh!!). Numbots is a fun way to practice your numeracy skills.
Remember It’s up to you whether you do just the White Rose, or the White Rose and the extra activities or just the activities. Whatever suits you best.
New spellings for this term are on the class page - well done for all your super effort with these! I know the teachers at school are squeezing in some extra spelling practice too.
Keep reading - some of you are getting so many points on the EPIC website! Don't forget out class login in number is elj9503 and the website address is https://www.getepic.com/app/profile-select. You should have also received an email with details how to access EPIC and Oxford Owls.
You can email your news or tell Mrs Hunt about something you have made by sending an email to the office.
Thank you for your on going support. The Hazel Class Team
Have a good week!
NOTE FOR MONDAYS SCIENCE LINKS
Graph website - You will need to scroll down in the templates section to click on the weather pctogram. https://www.j2e.com/jit5#pictogram
Science lesson - You will need to click 'Start Lesson' and then 'Start Quiz' before the lesson starts.https://www.thenational.academy/year-1/foundation/what-do-we-know-about-the-weather-year-1-wk1-3#slide-2
Summer Term Spellings
Group 1 (Mrs Gibson's group)
or/al |
aw/au |
ur/ir/er |
er/ CEW |
ph/prefix un |
ear/eer |
torn worn sort four pour talk walk chalk ball wall |
saw claw draw lawn yawn caught naughty brought author launch |
burn turn sir bird herb stern learn heard worm worst
|
better letter slipper have give live when where why what |
alphabet elephant phone undo unable uneven unfair unlock unseen unzip
|
dear fear near year deer steer cheer pier tier sphere
|
Extras talking walking poured sorted |
naughtily drawing drew launching |
sternly worsened learning learnt
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lively lettering forgiven alive
|
alphabetical unbelievable unfortunate unfairly
|
cheerfulness nearly fearful spherical
|
Group 2 (Miss Steven's group)
or/CEW |
e/ee and CEW |
ee/CEW |
ea/CEW |
ay/CEW |
oo/CEW |
ie/CEW |
for fort sort fork pork cork port ask school your |
be me we she bee see tree called asked could
|
feet meet deep keep week green teeth his has you |
sea tea meat seat treat reach beach no go so
|
may say way away pay play day maybe by my
|
moon spoon soon fool tool cool pool here there where |
tie pie lie lied tied cried fried spied some come
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To support you during this period, Twinkl is offering every teacher in England access to all Twinkl resources with a One Month Ultimate Membership, totally free of charge. We’re also extending this to every parent and carer in your school so your pupils can still have access to high-quality learning during any periods of disruption.
Setting this up is really easy to do - go to www.twinkl.co.uk/offer and enter the code UKTWINKLHELPS
Here is a good website for extra phonics learning:
http://www.phonicsplaycomics.co.uk/comics.html Use your phonics skills to decode comics.
Or try https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/kids-zone/videos for extra reading ideas and videos of stories. There are books, videos and activities to do.
David Walliams is reading his books at 11am each day. https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/
Are you missing Mrs Hunt's crazy drawing lessons? Check out https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/?q=&sortOption=AtoZ&pageNo=1 and click on the 'how to draw' sections.
Physical activity and exercise can improve our health, make us feel better and give us more energy. We all need to be active for 60 minutes a day. You Tube has a plethora of content - obviously, please supervise the children while they are using this platform.
Sallys - awesome strength workouts. There are Sallys for squats - the easiest, stomach/core which is harder and if any of you can complete Sally arms, you get a gold medal!
Joe Wicks has posted lots of school workouts for children on Youtube and is doing a fantastic daily workout at 9am..
Superhero Yoga Moovlee poses are great for developing balance and core strength.
Try some of these!
Somerset Activity and Sports Partnership have also produces some advice, ideas and links to active sessions you can do at home
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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