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Year 1 Home Learning

Debbie Damous • Mar 18, 2020

Year 1 home learning

Topic

Over the next two weeks we will be learning about Neil Armstrong as part of our history topic. You can:

1. Go to the BBC bitesize website and search Neil Armstrong. Read the information together or watch the videos. There is also a quiz you can take. bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zjwvb82/articles/zhx4k2p

2. Look on twinkl.co.uk – there are power points and plenty of activities based around Neil Armstrong including a time line.

3. Write a fact sheet using 3 headings; Who was Neil Armstrong? (Write simple sentences about when he was born, when he learned to fly, when he became an astronaut.) How did Neil Armstrong get to space? (Write simple sentences about the date he went, the name of the rocket - Saturn and Eagle, how long it took, what Neil said when he landed.) What the moon looks like? Write a description of the moon using adjectives e.g. the moon is dark and dusty. It has lot of deep craters and tall mountains. You can watch a 3d virtual tour of the moon. Search: tour of the moon 4k Redux (music only).


Reading – in the absence of reading books please go to the Oxford Owl website – you will find a selection of e-books from The Oxford Reading Tree – select your child’s reading stage to access books similar to ones they would bring home.

www.oxfordowl.co.uk

Phonics – please continue to practice phonics at home phase 2 -5. Again there is lots of phonics resources on twinkl.co.uk or play interactive games on phonicsplay. www.phonicsplay.co.uk


Maths – we are learning to half and quarter shapes and numbers. Please find activities on uk.ixl.com/maths/year-1. There are also lots of other year 1 activities you can choose from.


You can consolidate all previous year 1 maths taught so far by:

·practice counting in 2’s, 5’s and 10’s. Search 100 splat square for an interactive 100 square.

·Practice adding and subtracting numbers to 20 using objects you have at home e.g. Lego bricks, figures, animals. Find 1 more and 1 less than a number.

·Practice sharing groups of objects between 2, 5 and 10. Share objects between boxes, plates, teddies. How many do they get each? Write as number sentences.

·Practice measuring objects with a cm ruler and telling the time to o’clock and half past




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