Spellings - Reviewing this half term (endings - le, el, al, il) (endings to words with long and short vowel sounds -y -ing -ed -est -er)
Reading - Read with your child and log it on Boom Reader
Maths - Use Numbots or TTrockstars
Spellings Words ending in –y.
CEW: any, many, busy, does. Contraction : doesn’t
Don't forget to read at home. It really does make an incredible difference to their learning at school.
Reading - please read at least 5 times a week with your child and record on Boom Reader.
Spelling - Our rule; Words ending in: –y (happy). Common Exception Words; what, pretty, every, everybody. Contraction; what’s
Maths - Do Numbots for 15 minutes, three times this week.
Spellings for next week: Words ending in -al/-il e.g. metal, pupil
Common exception words: father, past, fast, last
Talk homework: What's an algorithm? See if you can remember and explain.
Talk homework - Tell an adult at home about your story.
Reading - read daily and use Boom Reader
Maths - 3 x 15minutes a week on numbots Numbots Game
Spelling - we will be reviewing sounds learnt this half term
Talk homework - to look at books at home and discuss what you like and dislike about your books.
Maths - 3 lots of 15 minutes sessions on Numbots
Reading - read daily and record on Boom Reader
Spelling - next week we will be reviewing the sounds we've learnt this half term.
Talk homework - Tell your adults the story of the Magic Finger
Reading - Read with your adults and record it on Boom Reader
Maths - Play on Numbots for at least 15 minutes 3 times a week Numbots Game
Times Tables Rock Stars: Play (ttrockstars.com) - the same login will work for TTrockstars too
Spelling for next week - Compare /ear/ /eer/ /air/ /ear/ /are/ Suffix -less Common Exception Words - sugar, sure, Christmas
Talk homework: counting in 10s. What patterns did yoy find to help add and subtract 10
Spellings for next week: Compare: /or/ /ore/ /au/ /aw/.
Common exception words: door, poor, floor, water, beautiful
Talk homework: What do you know about the police? Talk about what you found out about the Watchmen, Bow Street Runners and Peelers
Spellings for next week: Compare: /ou/ /ow/ sounds.
Tricky words: hour. Homophones: hear/here and continuing to learn about apostrophes for possession
Talk homework - to practice singing some of your play songs at home.
Our sounds for the next few weeks are ph (f) wr (r) and wh (w) at the start of words.
Try to read to and with your children over half term
