Let's talk! 5

Time for more 'wh' questions.

Ask your adult to read the question to you, and have a go at replying back to them in full sentences.

You do not need to write anything down. This is a conversation task.

Click on the image to enlarge.

Let's talk! 4

Time for more 'wh' questions.

Ask your adult to read the question to you, and have a go at replying back to them in full sentences.

You do not need to write anything down. This is a conversation task.

Click on the image to enlarge. 

Lego old or new?

Do you remember this man? It is Ole Christiansen.

He was the founder of Lego, although he started off by making wooden toys.

Lego is one of my favourite toys to play with. 

Lego is an old toy that was made in 1932 but it is still played with today. 

Can you think of a toy that is old but we still play with it even today?

 I can think of one. Here is a clue:

You can watch the Lego story here:

Why not pick a challenge and have a go at making something with Lego at home:

Multiplication - 5, 5, 5 alive!

We are finishing off our week of multiplication by learning to multiply by 5.

Tell me how you have gotten on this week in the comments below.

Watch the video here:

I wonder if you can count in 5's to work out how many fingers there are altogether:

Perfectly Norman

Today's story is Perfectly Norman. 

In this story, Norman discovers that the coat was making him miserable and not the wings. Hiding your differences can make us feel more miserable than showing them.

Our differences are an important part of who our identity. 

What does being brave mean to you?
Write a few sentences about a time when you were brave. How could you encourage someone else to be brave like you?

Use the sentence starters to help you:

World meditation day

Happy World Meditation day!

Do you remember meditating in class? I miss meditating with you all!

Meditation is the art of focusing on something (such as a picture, a sound, an object of the imagination, or one’s own breathing). Meditation encourages attention and awareness, as well as mentally and emotionally calm state.

There are lots of different ways to meditate. One way is through breathing exercises. 

Try it for yourself here:

If you are interested in using meditation apps, you can ask an adult at home to download one for you:

click here for some great recommendations.

Let's talk! 3

Time for more 'wh' questions.

Ask your adult to read the question to you, and have a go at replying back to them in full sentences.

You do not need to write anything down. This is a conversation task.

Click on the picture to make it larger.

s u p e r Year 1

Time for some singing and signing! This song is called 'one call'. Can you join in with the actions? How many of them can you remember?

Multiplication - still counting in 10s

Hi Year 1, are you ready to get EVEN BETTER at multiplying by 10?😊😊😊

Here is your video for today. 

It is a bit longer, so you may want to get yourself some small objects (maybe counters, buttons or small toys) so you can join in or copy the activities.

Here is a challenge for when you are done:

Mr Huff

Today our story is Mr Huff.

What is a "huff"? When do you get in a huff?

Do you think Mr. Huff might return? Why? 
Have you ever felt like Mr. Huff or someone like him, was sharing their day? 
I think Mr. Huff is what Bills' sad feelings look like.

Can you draw what your sad feelings might look like if they were a character.
Once you are done, write a letter to your sad feelings telling them how you feel about them and why.



You could...make your own Mr Huff out of newspapers. Can you write around him what different things you do when you are in a huff?

I spy...

On my walk yesterday I spotted something through a fence...I wonder what it is?

Some animals have particular features on their body to help them adapt to their habitat. A habitat is the environment an animal lives in. It is the animal's home.

Pick an animal from the picture below. Can you think about where it's habitat is and what it is like there? Write it in the comments below.



You could... make a habitat diorama for one of the animals.

Let's talk 2

Time for more 'wh' questions.

Ask your adult to read the question to you, and have a go at replying back to them in full sentences.

You do not need to write anything down. This is a conversation task.

Multiplication - counting in 10s

Hi Year 1,

How have you found multiplying (or counting in) by 2's this week? Easy peasy lemon squeezy?

Today we are going to practice multiplying by 10. Watch and join in with the video here:

Once you are done, you can have a go at these questions:

Not now Bernard

Today's story is Not now, Bernard. 

Bernard's parents ignored him in the story. 

How does it feel when people are ignoring us? How should we behave when people are trying to speak to us? How can we attract people's attention in a polite, positive way?

Your job today is to think of words to describe how Bernard tasted when the monster ate him!


Other activities:

• Write a story that explains where the monster came from. How did he end up in Bernard's garden?
• Write a story that explains what happens next. How do Bernard's family react when they realise what has happened?

Let's talk 1

Talking to your parents and carers at home is a great way to build on our communication. 

Each day I will be posting a picture with some 'wh' questions around them. 

Ask your adult to read the question to you, and have a go at replying back to them in full sentences.

A big thank you to Melody (our Speech and Language Therapist) for putting this together!😊 

Cooking up a storm

Do you remember cooking and baking in class? We have made lots of things including bread, porridge, smoothies and gingerbread men!

Your challenge today is to find and follow a recipe. What will you make?

Here are some websites with recipes to help you get started:

BBC good food

Tesco real food

Kids spot baking

I'm going to have a go at making these frozen yoghurt bites. Yum yum!

You can find the recipe for this by clicking here.

The bad mood and the stick

Today's story is The Bad Mood and the Stick.

What kind of sounds do you make when you are in a bad mood?

Your job today is to make a list of things that you could do to make yourself feel better if you were in a bad mood. How would you cheer yourself up?


You might even want to make your own bad mood cloud using water paints:

Multiplication - counting in 2s

Good Morning Year 1.

We are carrying on with our multiplication learning today.

Can you remember what happens when we multiply? Watch this video to remind yourself:

When you are finished with the video, have a go at these questions:

Poetry

This is a poem written by Kit Wright:

Here is a comic strip of the poem. Each part has got a caption, that tells us more about the picture.

Listen to the poem again, then have a go at finishing off the comic strip to tell the rest of the story. Don't forget to add captions!

Challenge:

Can you think of something funny that has happened in your family?

Why not try writing about it and sending it in to debeauvoirprimaryschool@gmail.com😊

Cosmic Yoga

Time to do some exercise! It's incredibly important that we keep our bodies moving to stay healthy. Have a go at joining in with this yoga video. 

Can you make up your own actions for underwater yoga?

Multiplication - counting in groups of 2

Good Morning Year 1,

This week we will be looking at multiplication.

When we multiply a number, we are adding the same number over and over again. In class we have practiced called the multiplication sign 'groups of'.

Watch this video to remind yourself of how we count in groups of:

Once you are done, have a go at counting these numbers in groups of 2:

Continents

For our topic lesson today, we will be using The National Oak Academy.

In this lesson you will be learning about the seven continents of the world.

You will need a piece of paper and pencil for this lesson.

Click here for your geography lesson.

This video should look like this:

To watch the lesson on the correct page, you will need to press 'next activity'.

Subtraction word problems

Click on the video to learn more about subtraction.

Once have watched the video, have a go at answering these word problems. Which word or phrase shows us that an amount is being taken away?

Leave your answers in the comment section below 😊

A mouse called Julian

Today our story is called A mouse called Julian. 

The author,  Joe Todd, is reading the story to us today.

I wonder...is Julian is really happy living on his own? 

What do you like about being on your own? What do you like about being with your friends?

At the moment, it is very difficult for us to see our friends in person. We are all missing each other a lot right now, so if you could share a message with your friends, what would you say? Write a message to your friend and send it to debeauvoirprimaryschool@gmail.com and I will post it on the blog for your friends in Year 1 to see. 😃

Challenge:

In the story, I noticed that there were lots of action words. Can you remember the name for an action word? It begins with a V

Can you use your body to act out some of the action words and phrases in the story? Here are some words to get you started:

Old and new toys

In the Autumn term we took a trip to the Museum of Childhood (toy museum).

We saw lots of old toys from the past. Have a look at the picture, and describe which toy is old and which toy is new. How do you know?


Did you know, old teddies were stuffed with wood wool which would give them a crunchy feel when they were squeezed! What do new teddies feel like?





Why not have a go at exploring some older toys and finding the difference with new toys. The V&A Museum have lots to look. Click here.

Subtraction eggs

Oh no Year 1... look what's happened to my eggs! 

I dropped them on the floor. I wonder how many I have left?

How many eggs did I have to begin with?

How many eggs have broken?

How many eggs am I left with?

Now, draw a picture to show what has happened to my eggs.

Then, write a number sentence to show what has happened to my eggs.

Which symbol will you use?

Aliens love underpants

Today's story is Aliens love underpants. 

It's a very silly story that makes me laugh a lot. What is your favourite part of the story?

Imagine that you are a famous news reporter and a spaceship has landed by your house. 🚀👽You need to interview the alien that comes out of the ship. What will you say to it?

 Prepare some questions to ask in your interview. What do you want to find out about the alien?

Don't forget your question marks. 👽

Subtraction - classroom secrets

Today's maths task is on Classroom Secrets Kids. 

Click for the website here.

You will need to click on the 'Year 1' button and find the video that is titled 'Year 1 addition and subtraction word problem game'.

Have a go at completing all 6 questions. Let me know how you get on! 

:) 

Phonics

I have been having lots of fun making up my own alien words.

Can you have a go reading them?

Remember: Special friend, Fred talk, say the word.

Why not have a go at making up your own alien words with the "ee" sound in it. I wonder if yours will be as silly as mine!


From,
Miss Ali.

Literacy - Board games

Hi Year 1. How are you doing? What have you been up to lately? How are you finding learning at home?

Miss Ali has been spending a lot of time playing Ludo at home.  It is a board game that you can play with four players, and only requires a dice and counters.

Do you play any board games? Do you have a favourite game? You can tell me in the comments box below.

Your challenge today is to try and make your own board game. Think about how many players the game can have, what things you will need to play it, how can you win the game? It might be helpful if you write a set of instructions telling people how to play.

Numicon Subtraction

Well done to everyone that had a go at the subtraction questions yesterday.Today we are using Numicon to takeaway. Write out the number sentence next to Numicon, and then take away the smaller number from the larger number.

You might want to draw out the first Numicon, and cross out the second amount to help you like this:

Zoom in zoom out

This is a picture of something that has been zoomed into.

What do you think this is an image of?

What does the picture remind you of? Why?

Finding it a bit tricky?

Here is another picture.

Remember Scientists, when we make our guesses we try to think of a reason for it too.

Leave your answers in the comments below :)

Little Red Riding Hood

Hi Year 1,

Do you remember reading the story of Little Red Riding Hood? 

Your Literacy task today is on PurpleMash.

Use your phonics to write speech bubbles for the characters in the story. You can click on the speaker to hear Miss Ali giving you instructions on what to do.

If you cannot access PurpleMash, here is what the task looks like. Have a go at creating your own speech bubbles: