Tuesday 7 July 2020

Reception Home Learning 8.7.20

Reception Class Wednesday 8th July

To the Parents and children of Reception Class. 


"Listen to the wind, it talks.

 Listen to the silence it speaks.

 Listen to your heart it knows".

Native American Proverb

 

Literacy

Mrs Garbett

We are now going on to a different level of reading so if this seems too much of a jump, follow Mrs Evans group.

Speed set 2 sounds are- ay  ee  igh  ow  oo oo   ar  or  air  ir  ou  oy

Sound- ir (whirl and twirl).

Words- swirl  bird  whirl  twirl

Words to read over the week- want  you  call  we  be  no  her  are  (HFW).

shop  must  smell  dull  tank  stick

Sentence- Make the sentence easier if required.

Can we get a fish? No you need a big tank.


Mrs Evans group.

Recap previous sounds.

We then repeat speed set 2 sounds as children need to have this embedded before commencing speed set 3.

New sound- ow (blow the snow).

Words- row  low  blow  crow

Words to learn over the week- said  the  my  are (HFW).

spin  six  stuck  black  flat  pink  long  thin  them  munch  this

Sentence- A big black bug. A bug with spots.


Mrs Miles group.

We have completed set 1 special friends. I am now going to repeat the sounds below. If you feel your child is ready to move on, you can follow Mrs Evans group.

sh   th  ch  qu   ng  nk

So today our new sound is- sh

Read and write these sounds- shop  fish  shut

Words to learn for the week- six  red   big   snap   in  pink  long  rat  hat  sock

Sentence- Snap went the rat. (Please remember a capital letter at the beginning, tall, short letters, and a full stop at the end).


Don't forget the- high frequency words. Perhaps learn 3 or 4 a week and just keep recapping.

I  go  come  went  a  was  look  there  are  we  and  me  like  going  she  they  my  see  on  away  this  play  no  yes  for  can  he  am  all  you  said  to  day  there


Numeracy

Time

Keep referring as much as possible to o' clock times throughout the day/evening. It's bedtime now. What is the time? Etc.

All Children- Play What's the time Mr Wolf?

Most Children- Make a clock outdoors using chalk and stones for the numbers. Encourage your child to see that 12 is opposite 6 and 3 is opposite to 9. Practise o' clock times.

Challenge- Using the made clock, give your child some o'clock times written on F/C. Then encourage your child to create these times on the clock. Can you remember what the long/short hand is called?

 

Topic- Over the week

Van Gogh

I am going to try and bring the sun back by studying the artist Van Gogh and in particular "The Sunflowers." Perhaps you can show your child this painting on the internet. This painting is very famous. Look at its bright yellows and the way each sunflower is painted differently. Van Gogh also lived in a yellow house. Do you like the painting? Where would you hang this painting in your house? I would hang it in my bedroom, so everyday I would wake up and see it straight away. Or maybe I would hang it in the hall, so that everyone that came to my house would see it too. Van Gogh used lots of shades of yellow. How do you think he created various shades of the same colour? Perhaps you could use a paper plate and create various shades, just like Van Gogh.  

Can you find 5 facts about Van Gogh, one each day? If the writing is too much of a challenge, perhaps you could write a simple sentence and leave space for your child to write underneath. Help your child to read aloud the sentence you have written.

There is an animated short story on YouTube- Art with Mati and Dada about Van Gogh


Creative-over the week.

"I dream my painting and I paint my dream."

Vincent Van Gogh

Thank you for those that shared "The Kelly" by Anna Blatman. I was really impressed.

Now we are going to create Van Gogh's sunflowers. If you get a big sheet of paper- ideally A3. As we have done before, paint the paper with a colour wash (watery paint, any colour). Make sure you create the flowers on portrait. When it is dry, draw a line on the bottom third and then draw your vase. After that draw 14 random circles of different sizes all over the paper. So some are high and some are low. Then you can paint the bottom third a colour of your choice and when that is dry, paint your vase. This can be a 2 tone colour or just 1. I don't want to be too descriptive as it will be your own version. These are just some ideas. When this is dry you can begin to paint your sunflowers using various shades of yellows and orange. So you can paint the middles and then soft strokes for the petals. Children tend not to like painting the seeded sunflowers, so that is fine. You can then add soft strokes of green to create petals. Voila, I can't wat to see this.


Mindfulness

Mindful Munch (This is a good 1 for all of us).

Before you eat, take 3 soft, slow, mindful breaths.

Sniff the food you are about to eat. What does it smell like?

Look at it carefully. Notice the texture. Does it look hard and crunchy? Soft and mushy? Or in between?

Take one bite and chew slowly until your food is like a paste. Is it sweet or salty? Does the taste change as you chew?

Swallow your food. What sensation do you feel in your body as you eat?

How was your Mindful Munch different from the way you normally eat? Can you eat your whole snack or meal this way?

                                                                                             

Weekly Welsh-

If you are not sure of pronunciation, you can always check on google translation. Take it in turns with your child to say the language patterns-

Introduce- Oes llygaid……………… 'da ti ?  (Have you got………..eyes?). Don't forget to say the colour in the space.

Answer- oes/nag oes   (Yes/no).

So for e.g.-  Oes llygaid glas 'da ti? Nag oes.

Oes llygaid brown 'da ti? Oes

You could do a survey finding out from your extended family their eye/hair colour. You could do this by using a tally just like you did last week. Then input your data on jit 5 to make a graph. (Details how to do this is on last week's numeracy planning).

 

My email address is- MilesD8@hwbmail.net if you need to contact me.

Thank you and keep yourselves safe.

Mrs Miles

 

 


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