Moss Hall Infant SchoolHome learning: Monday 1

stJune – Friday

5th

June

Looking forward to eating some ripe sultana grapes. Keep on watering the plants!

Been enjoying some sweet, red, juicy strawberries from our garden.

Slinky Sid Malinki playing jump and catch in between visiting the neighbours for his next feast!

Hello Year 1, I hope you are all happy, busy and well. Like all your teachers, I have enjoyed hearing your chirpy voices and news in our phone chats. Some of you have been asking about my adopted cat. Thank you for your suggestions for names which included Billy, Lola, Nibbles, Special andSlinky Malinki. He is a young, energetic, friendly cat who likes to chase Coco and Minnie. What a rapscallion cat! Can you guess what we’ve decided to name him? You can see him and some of the things I’ve been doing in my picture diary here. Hope to see you very soon.

Warmest wishes, Peri xx

Fun making art using colourful leaves and petals. Why don’t you try creating patterns with nature?

Having fun making bread

Loved spending time with the children at school. You could make a dreams jar too. What would your wishes be?

Moss Hall Infant School

Home learning: Monday 1st June – Friday 5th June

For these links you will need:

Collins Big Cat Phonics Books login

Click Student sign in Search Moss Hall Infant School

Date of birth 1 January First letter of surname A Year group Year 1

Twinkl log in– use the information provided to set up a temporary free account (see additional PDF on the website if

you are unsure about setting it up).

Espresso login username: student20848 password: school

If you have any problems please email office@mhi.org.uk and we will try to help you if we can.

Moss Hall Infant School We understand that each day will present its own unique challenges.Here is some guidance on prioritising the learning:

Reading Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

PhonicsSpelling, punctuation and grammar

Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Writing Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Maths Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Slide 15 - if you have timeTopic

(geography, history, art, D&T, music)

Could - Complete if you can.

Projects/ Non-screen based activity

Could - Complete if you can.

PrintablesAs requested, for those who have access to a printer. Many won’t, you do not have to do these.

MondayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Read Seahorses and complete the activity at the end of the book.

Reading

Phonics Watch the video for ow (oa)

Have a go at sorting words by pronunciation

Now, click here to choose the word that matches the picture.

MondayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.Writing Maths

Addition and Subtraction

To apply knowledge of number bonds

● Starting Quiz

● Play video

● Key vocabulary

● Identify numbers within 20

● Use the part whole model

● Independent tasks and answers

• Final quiz to see what you have remembered

Katie in London story

For this lesson you will need: a pencil and a piece of paper.

Please continue with this week’s lessons, despite the teacher introducing it as Week 2. It is such a good story!

This lesson covers:

* Phonics recap* Spelling* Listen to the story* Recap the key places that

Katy visits

Re-read Seahorses

Then go to the Bookshelf page

Click on resources and download the worksheet. This can

be printed or you can write the answers in your books.

Phonics

TuesdayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Have a go at writing the ‘ow’ words for the five pictures.

CHALLENGE: Can you write them in a sentence?

Reading

TuesdayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.Writing Maths

Addition and Subtraction

To add a two-digit number and the ones

• Starter Quiz

• Play video

• Key vocabulary

• Identify what a two-digit number is

• Create addition sentences using two-digit numbers and ones

• Independent tasks and answers

• Final Quiz

To commit a story to memory

* Phonics recap

* Spelling

* Listen to the story

* Recap key settings

For this lesson you will need a pencil and a

piece of paper that you will need to fold into

nine boxes.

This lesson covers:

Reading

Phonics

WednesdayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Watch the video for ea (e)

Read and sort the words into the correct boxes. Remember it’s different ways to

say the same grapheme, ea

Click here to read the words and choose the word that matches the picture.

Read The Brave Baby

Can you retell the story using the storyboard on pages 22-23?

Complete the activity Key Story Sentences at the end of the story.

Wednesday Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.Writing Maths

Start Quiz. Next Activity. Play VideoKey vocabulary

• Identify two-digit numbers and• ones• Create subtraction sentences using • two-digit numbers and ones

• Independent tasks and answers• Final Quiz

To use capital letters for proper nouns

For this lesson you will need: a pencil, a piece of paper, and your story map from yesterday.

This lesson covers:

* Phonics recaps

* Spelling

* What is a proper noun?

* Add in capital letters for proper nouns

* Practise telling the story using your story map

Addition and SubtractionTo subtract two-digit numbers and ones

Reading

Phonics

ThursdayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Re-read The Brave Baby

Then go to the bookshelf page and click ‘worksheet’. Can you use the pictures to write your story in your book or on the printed sheet?

CHALLENGE: Can you write them in a sentence?

Have a go at writing the ‘ea’ words for these pictures.

ThursdayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Writing Maths

Play Video

• Key vocabulary

• Create addition sentences using

two-digit numbers and ones

• Regrouping when there are more

• than 10 ones

• Independent task

• Final Quiz

To begin to write a story

For this lesson you will need some paper, a pencil and

your story map.

This lesson covers:

* Phonics recap

* Spelling

* Recap the story

* Start to write our story

Addition and SubtractionTo add a two-digit number to ones with regrouping

FridayShould - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Weekly spellings of common exception words:

Look / Say / Cover / Write these words.

be

ReadingRead the title. Can you predict what the problem might be in the story?

Read the story Chewy Hughie and look at the story map on pp22–23.

Can you remember the order of events and where they took place?

Can you spot the rhymes in the story? Which ones are your favourites?

Which things might Hughie chew if he came to our school?

Write your ideas in your book or on the printed sheet found in worksheet on the Bookshelf page.

Phonics

he me she we

Friday Should - Aim to complete these tasks each day.

Writing Maths

Addition and SubtractionTo subtract two-digit numbers and ones with regroupingFor this lesson you will need some paper, a pencil and

your story map.

* Phonics recap

* Spelling quiz

* Continue to write my story

* Edit my work

To continue to write our story

Remember: You can share your learning with us on Padlet

• Play Video

• Key vocabulary

• Create subtraction sentences using

two-digit numbers and ones

• Regrouping when there are more

than 10 ones

• Independent tasks

• Final Quiz

Other ideasCould - Complete if you can

.

Non-screen based

Arrange your flowers and/or fruits and

vegetables.

Use a pencil to lightly sketch the objects.

Use paint (or crayons) to complete your

artwork.

Still life with fruitsby Vincent van Gogh

Still life with apples and primroses by Paul Cezanne

Art

Watch this video about how plants grow.

Complete the Plants quiz.

You can also read this book about Common flowers and go on a flowers hunt. Why don’t you try painting like a famous

artist? Click here to find out more.

Science

PE

Watch this video of children dancing.

Learn how to street dance -Part 1

Learn part 2

Learn part 3

PrintablesSome have requested for printable activities. If you do not have a printer, do not worry about this page of activities.

They are not essential.

Phonics

Alternative ow/oa/oe

Phase 5 Spelling Activity Pack

Alternative /ee/ phoneme spotter

Alternative /oa/ phoneme spotter

Alternative /ow/ phoneme spotter

Maths

Summer Maths Activity Booklet

Number Bonds to 20 Activity Booklet

Place Value Booklet

Reading

Beautiful Blue Planet Reading Comprehension Pack

Best Dress Ever Comprehension Activity

Writing

Writing Prompt Templates

Story Setting Descriptions

Science

Flower Scavenger Hunt