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HOME LEARNING FOR CHILDREN NOT IN SCHOOL JUNE 2020

Home Learning Menu - Term 6 ideas - Year 1

Home Learning Menu Week beginning 18th May 2020

Home Learning Menu ART Week 18.5.2020.pdf

Reading

Writing

Maths

Topic

RE/School Value of SERVICE

If you're missing our story times together, maybe you'd like to listen to the stories below.

The Smartest Giant in Town

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A Squash and a Squeeze

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Week 6

Week 5

VE DAY - WHOLE SCHOOL PROJECT

Week 4

Phonics Sounds examplesThis video may be useful when you are sounding out letters

Week 3

I hope you have all had a lovely Easter. Here is some activities for you to do this week. I'm looking forward to seeing what you do.

Hello Owls

I hope you have a lovely Easter break and enjoy the sunshine. Here is a story for you to listen to over the holiday. I hope you enjoy it.

Mrs McCarthy

Part 1

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Part 2

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Mrs Coates wanted to read you a story to let you all know she is here and thinking of you! Here is ‘What the Ladybird Heard’

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We have made a staff ‘Where’s Wally?’ The link below will take you to our school twitter (@FreelandSchool) where you will find the picture! Can you find Wally and all 16 Freeland school staff?! Let us know If you’ve had a go!

https://twitter.com/freelandschool/status/1244680969120079877?s=21

Week 2 - Examples of learning

Week 2 plan

Home Learning Menu Week 2.docx

Week 2

Please feel to print off the Boris and Sid are Bad book. The children can colour in the pictures and then it can be hole punched and a piece of wool or ribbon to hold it together as a book.