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Day 1

Welcome to day one of our Year 1 unscheduled home learning page. If you are reading this, it means we cannot complete our learning at school today. However, we have put together below a range of learning resources and activities for you to complete at home. 

 

Any work you complete electronically (including any photos of your work) please ask your adult to send to us on one email to our dedicated Year 1 email address: year1@fermorschool.org.uk

 

You can also complete your work on paper and bring it to school when you return. 

 

Don't forget it is a snow day so please enjoy yourself outside. We'd love to see some photos of you especially if you manage to build a snowman!

 

Best wishes,

 

Mrs Koch and Mrs Jeffs

Year 1 Class Teachers

 

Phonics

 

For Phonics, click on the link below to use Alpha Blocks. https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/alphablocks so you can practise your sounds. 

Please see below:

Buttercups

 

 

Magnolia   

 

 

 

Tulips and Marigolds

 

 

 

Reading

 

Please enjoy sharing a book or two together, talking about the characters and the story. 

 

Science

 

In Science, we have been learning about our bodies and our senses.  Consider what your 5 senses are and make a poster about them with your favourite things to: 

see

smell

hear

taste

touch

 

How does the snow feel when you touch it? What can you hear when you walk in the snow? 

 

Stand silently in the snow for a moment. What can you hear? 

 

Story Time

 

Get cosy and warm with this story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVroMLDQR8s

 

 

English

 

Can you create a snowy picture of what you can see in your garden, outside your window or in the park. Once you have finished your picture, can you label what you can see, using your phonics to help you. Some of you will write sentences and may describe what you can see and how you feel. Remember to use your neatest handwriting. 

Use paint, crayons, pencils or create a collage. Some of you may even use a computer. It is up to you. We can't wait to see your snow day pictures.

 

Maths

 

How long does it take to make a snowball? How far can you throw your snowball? Count your footsteps to measure how far your snowball traveled. 

Can you make a snowball quicker than someone else? Can you throw your snowball further than someone else? 

 

Have fun in the snow today. We look forward to seeing your work and hearing all about your fun day in the snow! 

 

 

 

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