Timings:

Activity:

8.45

Daily zoom session

A chance to see your friends, run through the plan for the day and get ready to learn!

10 minutes +

Sensory Circuit or physical activity of your choice

15 minutes

Reading

Complete the RWI or guided reading session that you have been allocated. Please contact me if you are unsure or would like to discuss reading.

10 minutes

Mini Maths –  Bar chart recap

Please print off the fruits bar chart from the bottom of the page and then watch Penny’s quiz video. Pausing after each question whilst you work out the answer.

30 – 45 minutes

Literacy – Ocean poetry book

TASK: To watch the video and to the activities to learn exactly what poetry is and extend understanding and use of alliteration

LO: To understand what alliteration is

SC1: I can state what alliteration means

SC2: I can recognise alliteration

SC3: I can write my own examples of alliteration

Please watch the following video and pause when asked to and do the activities.

You will need the following resources from the bottom of the timetable:

• · Recognising alliteration
• · Ice cream menu

30 – 45 minutes

Numeracy – Maths in the news!

TASK: To watch my news broadcast video first and make a note of all the numbers I say. You will then need to watch the second video to find out your activities linked to this.

This is just a fun lesson for me to get a bit of an idea how confident you guys are with things like measurement.

10 minutes

Wellbeing – Down on the farm

Watch the video to catch up with the animals down on the farm!

10 minutes +

Outdoor challenge – Fun in the snow/cold!

Wrap up really well – it’s going to be extremely cold out there and have fun in the snow!

Here are some suggestions of things you might like to try:

•     Snow kitchen fun - make ice cream sundaes etc...

•  pen snow art - draw with felt tip pens in the snow then squirt with water!

•  Icicle experiment!
•  step 1 - make blocks of ice in an ice cube tray, yoghurt pots etc.. in your freezer. You could make them colourful  by adding food colouring to the water.
•  step 2 - stack them into a snow castle on something like a tin lid or baking tray.

• step 3 - make a small hole in the bottom of a plastic bottle and tie some wool or string coming out of it. You could have several threads attached. Make the string wet. Place the bottle on something high like a window sill or top of a step ladder. Have the string coming down to your ice castle and try to get it to attach by spraying with water. Put water coloured water in the bottle.

•  step 4 - add water to the top of the bottle as needed. You could add different colours. Top tip - make sure the water isn't too warm as it might melt the icicles that have already formed!

Indoor Challenge – design and make a warming treat

Can you design a drink or treat to have to warm you up using things you already have at home? Help to make it and then enjoy!