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Home Learning Greentrees Primary School
October 2020
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PTA FrOGSDebbie Garrett- Chair
Class Reps: Geckos-Vicki HorrillTreefrogs- Liz Warren
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EYFS Early Adopters
See Class Website for more details
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Reading Folder. Story book with no words. Reading book with words. Reading record (yellow)
. Character words. Key words – tricky and decodable
. Phonics flip book. Phonics mat
. Copy of school scriptPlease keep it all in the plastic wallet.
(No water bottles please)
Reading CasesOxford Owl
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Story book with no words. Familiarisation with characters. Develop storytelling language
. Speaking in full sentences. Interpret pictures
. Comprehension skills, answering questions
. Creativity – sharing ideas(New curriculum – focus on Word Reading and
Comprehension. Big focus on vocabulary –Goldilocks words)
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Story book with words. As before, plus:
. Tracking the text with your finger. Pointing to particular words. Matching to words on card
. Comprehension questions using the text
. Using phonics skills to decode words. Whole word recognition
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Variety of books
•Decodable book•Reading for pleasure book
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Reading Record. Shared book between home and school. Write brief comment, date and sign. At home, draw an ‘H’ in a circle each time you
read together.. Reward = name in to a draw weekly to
win a book.. Teacher or TA reads at least once a
week with children. . Books are changed when appropriate.
. Children put on to different levels when appropriate.
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Character words. When children can recognise:
MumDad
KipperBiff
FloppyChip
and can tell a story, they are ready for a book with words.
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Tricky words
. Cannot be sounded out. Don’t contain any patterns
. They just have to be learnt by sight. Butterfly words etc need to be read and spelt before moving on (magnetic
letters).
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Phonics. In all Infant classes, 4 sessions a
week of ‘discrete’ phonics. . Whole class and small group
. Follow the ‘Letters and sounds’ scheme and Jolly Phonics
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Phase 1 (September – October)
. Listening skills and awareness of sound
. Rhyme and rhyming strings. Alliteration
. Segmenting and blending. Annunciation is important
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Phase 2(October – December)
. Individual letter sounds, and name is introduced alongside
. Phoneme: Grapheme correspondence. Introduced in an order that allows
sounds to be blended together. Cater for all learning styles: songs,
visual, objects, etc
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Phase 3(January – Summer)
. Recap phase 2. Intro of digraphs and trigraphs
“A digraph is 2 letters that make 1 sound.”“A trigraph is 3 letters that make 1 sound.”
. There are 44 phonemes in the English language (demo)
. Many more ways of writing them! (taught in Year 1). Phoneme frames and sound buttons
model
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Sound Buttons
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Phoneme frames
If writing the word ‘sh-o-p’ the sh is written in the first box, then the o and p in the next, so that it is clear
that the digraph or trigraph are one sound.
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Phase 4(Summer)
. Recap phase 3
. Consonant blends in words
. cvc to cvcc, ccvc, ccvcc
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Guided Reading(Begins in January)
. This, along with phonics teaching is how teachers ‘teach’ reading (whole
class and Group). Individual reading will remain the
priority in Early Years.
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Phonics Screening –End of year 1.
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Handwriting . Begun with handwriting patterns and letters that
link to that pattern – e.g caterpillar letters c o a d g q. Begin with printing (unjoined), then move on to pre
cursive. . Begun name writing with printed letters
(to come home over half term)
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Writing . Train children to ‘have a go’ independently, using the
skills they have been taught.
. Copy writing is sometimes used, but it mainly teaches the skill of presentation .We model how to write, including using resources and phonics skills,
then ask children to have a go.
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End of year Expected levels:
• Comprehension ELG Children at the expected level of development will: • Demonstrate understanding of what has been read to them by retelling stories and narratives using their own words and recently introduced vocabulary; • Anticipate – where appropriate – key events in stories; • Use and understand recently introduced vocabulary during discussions about stories, non-fiction, rhymes and poems and during role-play.
Word Reading ELG Children at the expected level of development will: • Say a sound for each letter in the alphabet and at least 10 digraphs; • Read words consistent with their phonic knowledge by sound-blending; • Read aloud simple sentences and books that are consistent with their phonic knowledge, including some common exception words.
Writing ELG Children at the expected level of development will: • Write recognisable letters, most of which are correctly formed; • Spell words by identifying sounds in them and representing the sounds with a letter or letters; • Write simple phrases and sentences that can be read by others.
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Maths Home Learning
•Mathletics (Ready for half term)•Maths Pack, including Numicon (after half term)•Maths Passport (after half term)
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Purple Mash and Tapestry
•Log ins for Purple Mash to come home before Christmas
• Tapestry – currently using in school. In order to be ready to open up to parents, we need permission from parents for their child to be included. (to be sent before half term).