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Homework - Friday 18th December 2020
English | Maths | Topic |
Reading This week we have been writing about our Christmas performance, RE Day and King and Queens’ performance.
Choose one of these and write about what happened and what your favourite part was
Sentence starter: My favourite part was _________ because
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Starter: Practise counting in 2’s. Click here
This week we have been designing our own board games. We had to make up our own rules.
Over the holiday can you play some board games with your family? You can even design a board game with your family and play it.
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PSHE (Personal Social Health Education)
This week we have been learning to recognise the effects of my behaviour on others.
What does 'behaviour' mean? • 'to act in a particular way' • 'to conduct yourself in particular well' Q: Can you think of any inappropriate behaviour someone may show in school?
Q: Can you think of any good behaviour someone may show in school? |
Spellings Practise your level 5 and 6 spellings. Try remembering how we learnt how to use the ‘Look- cover - check’ strategy. When you have finished practising, see if you can spell them correctly. Can you write these spellings in a sentence? This is your ca Level 6: were here there where said Special level 1: one two three four five six (if your child is ready for the next level you can move on) |
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Phonics In phonics there are different special friends that help us to read. Practise your sounds by reading the words below. Here is a video with some ‘or’ words
Can you think of any other words with ‘ar’ and write these on a paper? |
PSHE (Personal Social Health Education)
This week we have been learning to identify people who look after us.
Who looks after you?
How does that person look after you? (e.g. make me dinner, takes me to school, helps me in class, etc.).
What could happen if that person did not look after you?
How does it feel to be looked after?
Draw a picture of people who look after you and write a sentence how they look after you.
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Make a card to say thank you to someone who looks after you?
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