Enjoy a book together or try this online story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hrd-Wdxbg-Q

Can you make a animal?

Use only your hands and fingers to

paint the animal.

We have learnt about Christian churches and what they look like.

Go for a walk, a jog

or a bike ride with

your family.

www.activelearnprimary.co.uk

Go on to the Bug Club website using log on

details found on Reading Record book.

School Code: 7tqa

Practise writing our Y1 spelling words for 10 - 15 minutes.

one once full pull push they

Fractions

When finding a fraction, first we need to identify

what a whole is and what a part is.

To find a quarter of an object, we need to cut the

whole into four equal parts.

If not all of the four parts are equal then this is not

a quarter.

Task 2: Find items of food or objects in your house and cut them in quarters.

Video to support learning - Summer term Week 2 - Lesson 2 Find a quarter

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-1/

Challenge 2 – Can you make your

own nonsense words with the

grapheme ear in.

Bear wears

pearls

Read the words

Wear

Search

Pearl

Wearing

Underwear

Searchlight

Write the word to

match each picture.

Challenge 1 – how many words can

you write with the grapheme ear

in.

Task 1 –

Practise a sound we already know by visiting the link:

https://wandleenglishhub.org.uk/lettersandsounds/year-1

A prefix is a letter or group of

letters added to the beginning of a

word, which changes its meaning.

‘un’ is a prefix we can use to change

the meaning of the words.

For example -

Video to support:

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

f2Enpk

Grammar: Prefix ‘un’ Task – Can you use the

prefix ‘un’ to change the

meaning of these words.

Can you make a brochure or leaflet about a

Christian church to let people know what they

would find and see if they came?

Include all the information and facts you know

about churches.

Join in ‘PE with Joe’

at 9-9.30

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAx

W1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ

Enjoy a book together or try this online story.

https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-

some-fun/storybooks-and-games/rumble-in-the-jungle/

Play a game

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/games/peter-rabbit-

hop-to-it?collection=games-you-may-have-missed

Objective: To identify a variety of trees.

An evergreen tree keeps its green leaves all year round.

A deciduous tree loses its leaves each year. The leaves of a deciduous

tree change colour in autumn.

We can decide whether a tree is deciduous or evergreen by looking at

its leaves.

Evergreen leaves are:

Small, Narrow, Thick, Waxy

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Go on to the Bug Club website using log on

details found on Reading Record book.

School Code: 7tqa

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Practise for 15 – 20 minutes each day by copying this alphabet

Challenge

Use the shapes to show

1) One quarter

2) Less than one quarter

3) More than one quarter

Fractions

A quarter means one of four equal parts.

Challenge 2 – Can you make your

own nonsense words with the

grapheme are in.

Share and

care

Read the words

Bare

Dare

Care

Glare

Aware

Carefully

Write the word to

match each picture.

Challenge 1 – how many words can

you write with the grapheme are

in.

Task 1-

Get some paper and draw different shapes on

them.

Cut around each shape.

Now can you cut them into quarters?

Task 2 –

A prefix is a letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word,

which changes its meaning. The prefix ‘un’ means ‘not’ or the opposite. For

example – If you are unhappy – you are not happy.

Task 1 – Rewrite these sentences adding the correct word to each

sentence.

Task 2 – think of your own

words with a prefix and write

a sentence including those.

Example:

I will use a key to unlock the

door.

Join in with a daily phonics lesson

https://wandleenglishhub.org.uk/lettersandsounds/year-1

Task 1- Which tree do you think

each of these leaves belong to?

Task 2- Tree Hunt.

Can you spot any of

these trees near

your house?

Enjoy a book together or try this online story.

https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-

some-fun/storybooks-and-games/the-dragon-machine/

Test how good your aim is.

Make your own game and

Play.

We have learnt which four countries make up the UK, now it

is time to learn which seas surround the UK.

There are 3 main seas that surround the UK.

English Channel North Sea Irish Sea

Clue: The name of the seas can help you decide where they

go. 7

Task – Use google maps to find where each sea is in the UK.

Write each sea in the correct blue box.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.4796326,-7.9985363,6z

Make up a dance, an

exercise routine or an

obstacle course in your

living room or garden.

www.activelearnprimary.co.uk

Go on to the Bug Club website using log on

details found on Reading Record book.

School Code: 7tqa

Practise writing our Y1 spelling words for 10 - 15 minutes.

one once full pull push they

Challenge 2 – Can you make your

own nonsense words with the

grapheme ou in.

Shout it out

Read the words

Out

Loud

Found

Sprout

Mouth

Playground

Write the word to

match each picture.

Challenge 1 – how many words can

you write with the grapheme ou

in.

Game – https://spellingframe.co.uk/spelling-rule/116/4-ay

Think back to our story Jim and the beanstalk.

Task 1 – Have a think about how the giant is feeling?

Write 3 reasons why the giant might be feeling unhappy.

Can you use a different word for unhappy?

Example –

Task 1 – try these Fractions

When finding a quarter of a number we share it equally by four

(just like when you was dividing).

To share the dots between four you just need to draw dots on

each group on the bar chart.

Example: Share the total number by four.

Challenge:

.

Complete the Freddie Fit Challenge on the

school website http://adelaide.hull.sch.uk/freddy-fit/

Enjoy a book together or try this online story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjW2lTMMiA

Play hopscotch.

There are lots of different colours we know.

We know the 3 primary colours are red, yellow and blue. Now let’s learn

what are secondary colours.

Secondary colours are green, orange and purple.

To make secondary colours you have the mix primary colours together.

Task 1 – (if you have paints at home) Can you make your own colour wheel.

Use the diagram below to mix primary colours to make the secondary

colours.

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Go on to the Bug Club website using log on

details found on Reading Record book.

School Code: 7tqa

f g j p q y

Practise for 15 – 20 minutes each day by copying these letters

Remember these are all letters that fall

Fractions

When finding a quarter of a number we share it equally

by four (just like when you was dividing).

We find a quarter two ways

First count how many objects there are altogether. Then you

need to know, ¼ means 1 out of 4. So that means we can group

the objects into 4s. Then count how many groups there are.

Challenge 2 – Can you make your

own nonsense words with the

grapheme oy in.

Boy with a toy

Read the words

Roy

Toys

Enjoy

Destroy

Annoy

royal

Write the word to

match each picture.

Challenge 1 – how many words can

you write with the grapheme oy

in.

Reading nonsense words –

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvEe2dyLzHQ

Task – Write a letter to Jim explaining why the

giant is so unhappy.

Dear Jim,

Please do not be scared of the giant. He is just very unhappy. I

think he would like your help to feel happy again.

He is unhappy now he is older because he has no teeth; this

makes it very hard for him to eat. He is also very unhappy

because he has no hair. The giant loved his fluffy hair and it

kept his ears warm but it has all gone. Please help him.

From Miss Green

Task 1 – try these

Task 2 – Paint or colour a picture

using the 3 primary colours and

the 3 secondary colours.

Video to support:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=49&v=FwIdiD9

d1OY&feature=emb_logo

Enjoy a book together or try this online story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfiPrA8E3qE

Jigsaw Jack wants to find out more information.

Jigsaw Jack loves his mum very much. His mum is special

to him because she looks after him when he is ill.

Task – Think about who is special to you? Why are they

special?

Design and make a tag to go on a

balloon and write why that person is

special to you.

If you have a balloon you can attach it

watch it fly into the sky.

Visit ‘Go Noodle’ and choose a dance to learn

https://family.gonoodle.com/

www.activelearnprimary.co.uk

Go on to the Bug Club website using log on

details found on Reading Record book.

School Code: 7tqa

Practise writing our Y1 spelling words for 10 - 15 minutes.

Fractions.

When finding a quarter, sometimes it is not possible to share

between 4.

If you cannot move the objects then I have a trick.

¼ means 1 out of 4. So that means we can group the objects

into 4s.

Example: There are 8 cats altogether. What is a quarter of 8?

Group the objects into groups of 4.

There are 2 groups of 4.

So that means ¼ of 8 = 2

one once full pull push they

Example – Once upon a time, there lived a princess in a big,

beautiful castle. Princess Louise lived there with Prince

William. They were very happy in the castle. It was

magical, as soon as you opened the heavy wood doors, you

could see the shiny white floors gleaming.

Challenge 2 – Can you make your

own nonsense words with the

grapheme c in.

City mice on

ice

Read the words

City

Twice

Slice

Place

Literacy

December

Write the word to

match each picture.

Challenge 1 – how many words can

you write with the grapheme c in.

Creative writing challenge.

Use the images below to help you write a creative story or think

of your own idea to write a story about.

Can you help your adult make

your bed?

Task 1 – try these

Task 2 – think of your own even numbers. Can you find ¼ of them?

Which method did you use?

Practise a sound we already know by visiting the link:

https://wandleenglishhub.org.uk/lettersandsounds/year-1