9- 9:30 

Reading  

RWI – watch the relevant speed sounds lesson:  

Set 1:   Nk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26Og6QbFXg&feature=youtu.be 

Set 2: Ar - https://youtu.be/SxPRjsA-8S4   

Set 2/3 –  If you have been learning set 2 and have moved onto set 3 please watch this video: Ow - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNgloLLzsq8   

Set 3 – if you have been learning set 3, we are going to go through the sounds again to help build our fluency: Oi - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H87WNKLXU4   

Then read the RWI book online https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/reading/reading-schemes-oxford-levels/read-write-inc-phonics-guide/ 

Go onto ‘ebooks’ then you will need to register (this is free of charge) and then you will be able to access all the ebooks and choose the correct banded level for your child. Please note that the RWI phonics scheme is based on lots of repetition. Therefore, we usually read the same book about 3 or 4 times before moving onto a new book. For some children they may need to read it more than this to ensure they are completely fluent in reading the book (no sounding out). 

A general guide is: 

1st read – decoding all the words – sound out as much as you need to. 

2nd read – read for fluency (try to read with more fluency and expression). 

3rd read – read with fluency, expression and comprehension. Try answering the comprehension questions at the back. 

This website also provides lots of other information for parents about phonics. It has other resources on here too should you wish to explore! 

Guided reading  

Complete the guided reading task at the bottom of the webpage. If the reading is taking you longer than the time allocated, then feel free to share the reading with an adult. 

9:30- 9:45  

Zoom!!  

Join us on zoom using the link from Mrs Lee. 

Please adhere to our Zoom policy.  

9:45 – 10:40  

Maths  

Year 2  

Learning objective and success criteria: 

To understand how to represent grouping on a number line  

1. I can construct a number line using an appropriate range  

2. I can create jumps which represent the ‘groups’  

3. I can find the quotient by working out how many ‘groups’/ jumps there are  

Today I will be introducing you to another method for grouping which involves the number line. It looks like this: 

12÷ 3 = 4 

1st task – Watch my tutorial which will explain the method and your task. You will need to have a pencil, paper and a ruler (if possible) ready to join in with a couple of questions.  

2nd task – Use the number line method to find the answers to the questions attached to the webpage (year 2 maths questions grouping using the numberline). Remember, you do not need to answer all of the questions. If you are finding it hard drawing lots of numberlines then you might find it more useful to either draw a large number line on a big sheet of paper and use post it notes to show the jumps or you could use this online version https://www.didax.com/apps/number-line/ You will need to choose your start and end number. Your starting number can be 0 and the end number can be the largest number in your division.  

Optional 3rd task – If you are feeling really confident with the method then watch this extension tutorial which shows how to use the number line method for grouping to work out remainders. Then answer the questions attached to the webpage ‘maths year 2 challenge questions’.  

4th task – Look back at the success criteria. Did you meet it? What went well? Is there anything you could do to make your work even better? 

Year 1  

Learning objective: 

To know how to multiply through repeated addition 

1. I can Identify key information in a word problem 

2. I can solve a repeated addition   

3. I can turn the repeated addition into a multiplication 

Task 1:  

In this lesson we will be looking at how we can multiply through repeated addition. Watch the tutorial on repeated addition.   

Task 2:  

After you have watched the tutorial answer the word problems on repeated addition. You will need to write the addition and the multiplication. This can be done on the question sheet or in your books.  

Here is my example of repeated addition:   

Here is the worked example:  

Do not worry if you do not answer all of the questions. Just answer as many as you can.  

Resources:  

Year 1 Repeated Addition 10.2.21 PDF document 

Optional Task 3: 

After you have finished the questions why not try the extension questions. These are optional and can be found at the end of the Year 1 Repeated Addition 10.2.21 PDF document  

Task 4: 

At the end of the lesson think about whether you have met today’s success criteria. You could write at the bottom of your work how you got on and how you think you could make your work even better.   

10:40 – 11  

Breaktime – have a healthy snack and a play 

11 – 12 

English 

To know how to construct lines with rhyming couplets  

1. I know what a rhyming couplet is  

2. I can find words that rhyme 

3. I know the sentence structure of a rhyming couplet  

4. I can create my own rhyming couplet 

Task 1: 

we will be starting our lesson today with a quick recap of rhyming couplets before I explain today's activities to you. Please have a copy of your poem from yesterday where you identified the rhyming couplets. You will be asked to pause the video to look at your work from yesterday 

Resources: who is in the garden? Poem with your annotations from yesterday 

The original can be found below as Who is in the garden? - poem PDF 

Task 2: 

Today we will be creating our own rhyming couplets! You will have a word bank of rhyming words to help you.  

You will need to choose two words that rhyme and create a sentence with them in.  

Remember when we write a rhyming couplet it is written as two 

 lines with the rhyme at the end of each line and makes up one complete thought.  

Here is my example: 

Crocodile’s love it when their teeth go snap, 

Hippo's cheer and flamingo's clap.  

Steps to create your own rhyming couplet and examples: 

I would like everyone to have written at least 2 of their own rhyming couplets. If you can write more. 

Resources: 10.2.21 word bank PDF 

Task 2 optional support for those struggling: 

If you are finding this really tricky watch this video 

Then try using the sentence stems to help you. They can be found in the 10.2.21 sentence stems PDF 

Task 3 (optional):  

For those of you who want to challenge yourself why not try and choose your own rhyming words to help you create your rhyming couplets. You can use the pictures in 10.2.21 extension task (optional) PDF to help you come up with ideas. 

Task 4: 

At the end of the lesson think about whether you have met today’s success criteria. You could write at the bottom of your work how you got on and how you think you could make your work even better.  

 Task 5: 

Listen to Miss Keenor’s daily poem   

Can you hear any rhyming couplets?  

If you want you can try the actions along with the poem 

12- 1pm  

Lunchtime and playtime 

1- 1:15pm  

Wellbeing  Part 2 on the farm  

1:15-1:30pm 

Mental Arithmetic 

Year 1 you have been practising to count in 2’s and 5’s. If you need more practise with this then please do continue. If you are ready to try something different, practise counting in 10’s from 0 – 100.  

Song- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftati8iGQcs  

Game - https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/duckShoot/index.html (choose duck 10)  

Activities – Practise saying the multiples of 10 out loud in different voices. Can you sing them? Shout them? Whisper them?  

Year 2 you have been practising your 2 and 5 times tables. If you need more practise with this then please do continue. If you are ready to try something different, work on your 10 times tables.  

Song - https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks1-maths-the-10-times-table-with-webster-the-spider/zm32cqt  

Games - https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button  

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/times-tables/coconut-multiples  

Activities- create flashcards or your own times table poster 

If you are feeling confident with you times tables, you can log on to TTRockstars (please email me if you need your login) 

1:30 – 1:45pm  

Spelling/ handwriting  

These are your spellings this week. Write them down over and over again in your neatest writing. If you find the spellings hard you can try the easier ones. 

You could listen to relaxing music whilst you do this, like we do at school. 

1:45 – 2:30 

Your turn to teach! 

Yesterday I explained that you will be creating a tutorial for other children in the class, teaching them to do something that you are really good at. If you would like a reminder of what the experience is, look at this video (this video was shown yesterday): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R9m3f-YNvc  

Yesterday you should have decided on what it is that you would like to teach other children. It could be anything from an art/craft activity, to a P.E masterclass or a singing lesson. 

Today, you need to create a plan of what you will do and say in your tutorial.  

1st task – watch this video which explains your task today (also shown in task 2) 

2nd task – use the storyboard template attached to the webpage (or make up your own) and plan out what you will do and say. Here is mine:  

3rd task – Practise what you are going to say and do. You could do a complete practise run if it is something like a PE class but if it is an activity such as cooking then this may be difficult to do so just act out each step rather than actually doing it. You need to be ready to film tomorrow afternoon! 

2:30 – 2:45  

Exercise time! 

Go onto the ‘The body Coach TV’ YouTube channel and join in with today's PE session (these are live at 9am and can be viewed later in the day) 

  The Body Coach TV - YouTube 

or complete a cosmic kids yoga session on YouTube  

 https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga 

Or try jumpstart on YouTube  

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8PDFwCV0HHcl08-1SzdiBw 

Mrs Clarke's secret mission. (shhhh)

Watch the video clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkdWU6tUCJA

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2:55 – 3  

Storytime  

Join Mrs Clarke for a story!