14.12.2020 Reception Home Learning Stickman

 

Stickman

Dear Parents and Carers, 

Thank you for your continued support throughout this academic term. This year has been very strange for all of us and your children are a credit to you all. They have adjusted to new routines and expectations as well as adapting to learning at home. We have lots of fun-filled activities which can be completed at home this week.  We love seeing all of the work our children have been completing at home. Thank you for sharing via email and parent postcards. 

This week we will be sharing the story ‘ Stickman’ by Julia Donaldson. 

Phonics  

This week’s phonic sounds sessions have been shared using Evidence Me and on the  EYFS Blog. Please email us at eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk if you are unable to access the virtual links. 

Learning to Blend Links

At this stage your child is segmenting the letters ---- c-a-t but then saying another word, e.g sounding out c-a-t and saying the word mat! This is a developmental stage to learning to blend and you may find the additional links in the document useful! 

Links will expire in 7 days.

Click here for RWI Virtual School links. We have loved seeing your videos and photos of your RWI sessions please keep sharing!

My Book Blog

https://mybookblog.org/plogin/broadford-primary-sc/

Please email us at eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk for your child’s login information.

(Please note books can only be reviewed on the book blog site not read.) 

Click here for  Oxford Owl Free ebooks for Home

Click here for Phonics Comic

Numeracy 

This week we will be reviewing our previously taught sessions in class. You may wish to look at previous areas of work which can be found on our school blog page or to find additional activities which you can do at home based on the topics below. Please email us at eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk if you have any questions or queries.

Number	Subitising	2D Shapes
All about the Number 10  Number Formation - Ten Town Please practice writing the numbers using our Ten Town rhymes. Can you write the numbers from 0-10? Can you write the numbers in order beyond 10? Ten Town Number Formation Make a number line using numbers and objects from 0-10. Can you match the numeral and quantities beyond 10?	Interactive Dice Game 1 Roll a dice. How many dots? How do you know? How many if I add 1 more? How many if there is 1 less? Game 2 Roll the dice - how many dots on dice 1? Dice 2? How many altogether? How do you know? Prove it! Play representation Bingo. Match Bingo One More Bingo One Less Bingo	Click on the links below for  Number Reasoning Link Kim's Game 2D shapes Shape Reasoning Find different 2D and 3D shapes around your home. Can you name them? Draw them? Take photos of them? Patterns Can you make your own pattern using objects from home? Can you make a repeated pattern?
Part-Whole Models		Time
Part-Whole Model PowerPoint Share the powerpoint together. (1. Whole section is missing 1+2 = 3) (2. Whole is 5 and one part is 3, how many are missing? 2)  Activity Part Whole Model sheet - this can be downloaded or drawn onto blank paper. Use a variety of objects to find the different parts which make up the whole.		Obstacle Course BBC Floor is Lava video Can you make an obstacle course in your home? Using a timer, how many seconds did it take you to complete?  Watch How long is a minute? video How many ** insert activity here** can you do in 1 minute ? **Star jumps, hops, claps, sit down/stand ups, burpees, lunge jumps, make up your own and parent share them actions** Use a timer to measure 1 minute and count actions.  Interactive Timers

Mathletics

https://login.mathletics.com/ 

Please email us at eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk for your child’s login information.

This should be found in your child’s Reading Record.

White Rose Maths 

Click here for: Reception Home Learning

Additional links to math homework learning. 

Music

Listen to Nativity songs. Can you sing along with them?

5 Christmas Puddings in a Baker's Shop Music No Lyrics

Twinkle Twinkle Shining Star

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Jingle Bells

Art

Using some sticks or twigs children could try some Rainbow Stick printing.

Children could paint/colour  their own stickman family tree with the members of their own family.

Topic

Listen to the story -Stickman Read by Axel Scheffler.

You may also like to watch the Stickman film, which can be found by clicking on the BBC iPlayer link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b06t09rk/stick-man

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Read or listen to story -Stickman Look at the vocab slides click here that link to this week's story.  Watch Stickman click here	Draw a picture of Stick Man’s family tree.Draw all of his family members. Using ‘Fred fingers’ label each member of the family. E.g mum, dad, little stick. Design your own stick family tree.	Discuss how Stickman’s family are all different sizes.   Can you order his family using sticks from a stick hunt or using the indoor activity Stickman Size Ordering	Stickman is lost Draw A Map (example below) Stick Man’s journey, including as many of the places that Stick Man visits that the children can remember, for example the park, a river, the beach, out to sea. Stick Man ‘longs to be back in the Family Tree!	Once upon a time, Stick Man became a… Make up a new part of the story in which an animal / person tries to use the Stick Man for something else? How would this make him feel?  Draw a picture of this and label it using their sound knowledge.

Computing 

Maths: 

More or Less Mucky Monsters

Shape Monsters

Shape Patterns

Teddy Numbers

Counting songs: 

BBC Teach Counting Songs

Computing: Bug Catcher More or Less

Helicopter Rescue

http://www.ictgames.com/funkyMummy/index

Watch  Number Blocks

Well-Being 

Cosmic Den Listening Game  

Top Tips for Mindfulness 

Please email us at eyfs@broadford.havering.sch.uk or send us a Parent Postcard using evidence me, if you have any queries, questions or home learning to share with us. Keep checking the Broadford More Blogs page EYFS Blog Page, Evidence Me and Facebook page for more videos and information.

 

Lastly, we would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Take care and stay safe. 

Best wishes

The Reception Team