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Seal Church Of England Primary School

Seal Church Of England Primary School

Wednesday 13th

Good morning everyone,  

We loved seeing the learning you did yesterday and can’t wait to see what brilliant learning you do today! 

 

Time 

Learning 

 

9:00-9:30 

Phonics 

The phonics session is made up of two parts.  

The first is the speed sound session. Please select the video appropriate to your child’s level (this was emailed to you): 

Set 1: p 

Set 2: ar  

Set 3: e-e 

The second is the reading. You will need to log into the Oxford Owl website and find the correct coloured book for your child. Your child should read the book 3 times before moving on, so that they become increasingly confident.  

Oxford owl: https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/   

 

If you are in guided reading, please read the next chapter of George's Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl and answer the questions in full sentences.  We look forward to reading your answers. 

9:30-10:30 

Maths  

LO: to find the difference. 

SC1: I can recall what difference means. 

SC2: I can find change (difference). 

SC3: I can solve money problems. 

We have been looking at money. Today we are going to be looking at finding change.

Please watch this video:

 

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What you will need:  

  • A pencil and paper 

  • The PDF tasks attached as jpegs. 

  • Money to help (if you have some – do not worry if you don’t). 

 

Challenge: Problem solving. 

Key vocabulary: coin, penny, pound, total, amount 

10:30-11:00 

Break time/snack time   

11:00-12:00 

Experience 

Northern Ireland  

LO: to know about the countries in the UK. 

SC1: I can find Northern Ireland on a map of the UK. 

SC2: I can name the capital of Northern Ireland.  

SC3: I can list Northern Ireland’s key features.  

 

Can you find Nortern Ireland?  

 

Northern Ireland is on its own island. Can you spot it? 

Northern Ireland is only the top of the island, the rest is called Ireland and is not part of the UK.  

 

This is the flag of Northern Ireland is called the St Patrick’s Saltire

See the source image

 

Watch this video which shows you a little bit of Belfast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvaz38R5tuQ  

 

Northern Ireland’s capital city is Belfast.  

See the source imageBelfast 

 

Northern Ireland is made up of lots of different places.  

Villages, towns and cities.  

Look at the pictures.  

Which place would you like to visit most? 

 

See the source imageCarrick-a-Rede rope bridge 

 

See the source image The Giant’s Causeway 

 

Watch this video that shows you some of Northern Ireland: 

 

Task 1: 

Add the information you have found out about Northern Ireland onto the mind map you made last Tuesday.  

 

Task 2:  

Then choose a landmark/building in Northern Ireland or Belfast that you have seen (either in real life or the videos). Draw it near your mind map and write a sentence about it. 

 

Task 3:  

Choose another area in Northern Ireland – use Google Earth to help you. Find out 3 key facts about that place and add them to your mind map.  

 

Key words: Northern Ireland, Belfast, Town, City, Village, capital city, castle, hill, cathedral. 

 

12-1:15 

Lunch 

1:15-1:30 

1:30-2:30 

English  

LO: to generate ideas.  

SC1: I can identify key facts.  

SC2: I know what a plan is for.  

SC3: I can put my ideas into a plan.  

 

Watch this video tutorial:  

 

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What you will need: 

  • Your UK mind map.  

  • To watch the video.  

  • The PDF plan print out or you could draw your own.  

 

To make this easier: focus on 1 country.  

 

Key words: plan, facts, leaflet, United Kingdom, Country. 

 

 

Collective Worship: 

3:00-3:15 

Story time 

Listen to a story read by Miss Theobald: 

 

We can’t wait to see the work you produce!  

Take care,  

Miss Theobald and Miss Cuss 

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