Year 1- Summer Term
Notes for use We have made this powerpoint for your daily tasks to complete at home. You can either answer the questions by printing out the slides, recording the answers on paper or typing in a word document. Whatever really suits you best. Please feel free to look at other year groups if this pack becomes too challenging. Remember to not put too much pressure on yourselves to complete everything on here.
Monday 20th April 2020 Maths: one more/one less TT Rock stars - practice your 2, 5, 10X tables English: Capital letters to start sentences Reading: Reading eggs if you have it/teach your monster to read. You should be reading for at least 20 mins a day Topic: make a magic potion!
MATHS: One more/one less… top tips!! ● One more/one less ● First have a go at counting up to 40, then back down to 0 again. ● Practice counting on from numbers up to 40; remember how you LOCK the number in your head, then count on (or back from it) ● Use a number line if it helps you, or real objects
Answers: One more/one less
English: Capital letters to start sentences
Q1 a & b: do you agree with the boy? Explain your answer.
Don’t forget your capital letters and full stops!!
Answers: English
Topic: Can you make some magic potions? ●
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Compare the potions with each other - use greater than and less than Can you put them in order? If you have a measuring jug, can you measure the volume of your potions? Write down the different volumes
Extra challenge: Write a story about your magic potion! If you sprinkle it on someone, would they grow wings… turn invisible…? Maybe it would take them to a desert island or an alien planet…? I’d love to read your stories!!
Tuesday 21st April 2020 Maths: one more/one less - continued TT Rock stars - practice your 2, 5, 10X tables English: Capital letters to start sentences Reading: Reading eggs if you have it/teach your monster to read. You should be reading for at least 20 mins a day Topic: make a cake!
Answers!
English: Capital letters to start sentences
Topic challenge for today…... ● See if you can weigh out the ingredients yourself ● Can you think of some expanded noun phrases to describe the taste? ● (e.g. warm, crunchy cake)
Extra optional challenge: Write a set of instructions for someone to tell them how to make the cake. Try to use time connectives: first/next/ after that/finally.
Use imperative (BOSSY) verbs: put/stir/cook/add/ etc
I’d love to see your instructions!!
Wednesday 22nd April 2020 Maths: one more/one less - continued TT Rock stars - practice your 2, 5, 10X tables English: Capital letters to start sentences- continued Reading: Reading eggs if you have it/teach your monster to read. You should be reading for at least 20 mins a day Topic: Find pairs of items!
Maths: one more/one less, continued!!
(A number track is the same as a number line)
Answers:
English: Starting sentences with a capital letter
Topic challenge:
● What is the highest number you got up to in 2’s? ● Can you explain to someone what a ‘pair’ is?
Thursday 23rd April 2020
Maths: Tens and Ones on following slides English: Using Questions Topic: Which is the heaviest packet? Reading: Teach your monster to read/ Reading eggs Remember to read for 20 minutes each day.
Help Slides….Tens and Ones Remember that 2-digit numbers can be split into tens and ones. We can show this in lots of different ways. For example below are lots of different ways to show the number 19.
19
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In base 10 a ‘stick’ is worth 10.
In base 10 a ‘brick’ is worth 1
Here is a link to a game called ‘Place Value Basketball’. You need to choose how high you want the numbers to go up to (I would suggest 49 or 99) and then you choose from the options which number is shown by the sticks and bricks. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/place-value-basketball
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Using Questions - Help slides A question is a sentence which asks you something. They end with a question mark. Questions usually start with one of the question words below:
This is a question mark. The bottom dot should be on the line - just like a full stop.
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Use packets of food from your kitchen. If they are not full you could use scales to measure how heavy they are.
Friday 24th April 2020 Maths: Tens and Ones English: Using Questions Topic: Order Toys in Height Order. Reading: Read for 20 mins each day. Use Teach your monster to read or Reading eggs.
Maths - Tens and Ones - Look back at yesterday’s help slides if needed.
Using Questions - See yesterday’s help slides if needed.
Try to use words like tallest, shortest, taller than and shorter than. As an extra challenge you could measure the toys using a ruler or tape measure.
Have a great weekend and please stay safe!
https://youtu.be/FReibAoQa RA Here are some cute puppies for the weekend!!