Hi Year 1,

Please see the attached Phonics activity for Red, Orange and Yellow group today. Don’t forget we will be having a spelling test on Monday so make sure you keep up with practising your spellings 🙂

ey Lesson 2

Spelling Scribble

Hi Year 1,

It was lovely to see the work some of you did in Phonics yesterday. Today, we will move onto the second sound of the week; ey, ey monkey with money. Don’t forget to keep practising your spellings ready for our spelling test on Monday.

ey Lesson 1

Sort the Real and Nonsense Words ey

Have fun!

Hi Year 1,

We just wanted to say a really big WELL DONE! So many of you accessed the live lessons this morning and we know many more are watching the videos back at a different time too! Please don’t worry if you are still experiencing a few technical issues, we will be contacting you this afternoon to try to iron out those problems.

You have all made us so proud with how well you have adapted already and we are really excited to carry on teaching you through live lessons. Please make sure you continue to share your super work with us, either via the email or on the homework blog as we are loving seeing all of your super efforts!

We are sure you all need a bit of movement after working so hard this morning so please use this link to access your PE lesson with Mr Irvine and Mr Stone:

Thank you,

Year 1 team :)

Hi Year 1!

We are really looking forward to seeing you all at 11am on our first Google Meet tomorrow morning.

Here is the Phonics and Literacy activity for you to have a go at tomorrow.

au Lesson

For Literacy this week, we are going to be focussing on a story called ‘The Way Back Home’, by Oliver Jeffers. For today’s activity, please listen to the beginning of the story using this link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbyUrb0X5iU

Please only watch up until the boy lands on the moon at 1:19minutes. At this point, we would like the children to predict what they think will happen next. Think carefully about:

• What will the little boy do on the moon?
• Will he meet anybody?
• Will he go back at home? How will he get there?

Once you have discussed your prediction, you can draw 3 pictures to show what you think will happen next in the story.  You can also write a sentence to go with each of your pictures.  There is a template attached if you wish to print it, or you can work on a plain piece of paper.

Prediction Activity

Please don’t listen to the end of the story yet as we will do this in tomorrow’s lesson.

I can’t wait to hear some of your predictions in tomorrow’s lesson and would love to see some of your super work on the blog too!