Home learning W/C 18.1.21
Nursery Home Learning
W/C 18.1.2021
Monday
Phonics – Can you write your name? Do you know the letter names and letter sounds of your name? Can you remember the actions to the sounds?
Power of Reading (Literacy) – Role play. Re-enacting the scene of Blue Penguin catching the fish, or Blue penguin showing the other penguins that he is real. Discuss/act out the character’s thoughts or speech in role.
Maths – Listen and join in to the shape song. Can you recognise the name of the shapes? Go on a hunt around the house and look for those shapes? Can you draw around any of the objects and name the shape?
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=2d+shape+song+singing+walrus&docid=607999024102117239&mid=0D9B19F3E7927457AC540D9B19F3E7927457AC54&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
P.H.S.E. – Continue working through the various topics
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zvryt39
P.E. - Joe Wickes 9am P.E. classes
Tuesday
Phonics – Play Follow the Leader with your family. One person chooses some body percussion, (for example patting their knees, clapping their hands or clicking their fingers), the rest of the family have to copy them. Take turns to be the leader.
Power of Reading (Literacy) – Look at the drawing of one of the Blue penguin and a penguin. Discuss the similarities and differences.
Maths – Listen and join in with the shape song again from Monday session. Can you draw a picture using shapes? See example below.
P.H.S.E. - Continue working through the various topics
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zvryt39
Story time- Powerpoint ‘Lost Penguin’ attached. Read the story to your child. Questions on the book can be done on Thursday.
Wednesday
Phonics – Listen to some music at home with your family. Can you clap along to the beat?
Power of Reading (Literacy) – Listen to the story of Blue Penguin following link
https://youtu.be/I-1eTlZAS-Ustory
Listen to the story from the beginning up to: In this dream a beautiful white whale came and rescued Blue Penguin and took him away from his lonely place.
Where would Blue Penguin want to go? What would be there? Who would be there? What would he do there?
Maths – Open the Powerpoint ‘Name the shape home learning’ to identify the shape. Colour one of the 2D shape pictures attached or make your own picture. See example below.
P.H.S.E. - Continue working through the various topics
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zvryt39
P.E. - Joe Wickes 9am P.E. classes
Thursday
Phonics – Use your voice to make sounds like a car, a dog, a ghost, a train and bubbles under water.
Power of Reading (Literacy) – Invite the children to draw connections with their own experiences, for example who are your children’s friends? What do they like to play together? What might Blue Penguin and Little Penguin play now they are friends?
Maths – Give number cards to 5 (write on paper or print off ordering templates of 10) to the children. Can they put the numbers in the correct order? Shuffle around and try again. Hide a number from the correct sequence. What number is missing? How do you know? Repeat with dots to 5.
P.H.S.E. - Continue working through the various topics
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zvryt39
Story time- Powerpoint ‘Lost Penguin’ attached. Read the story again to your child. Can you tell your family the answers?
- Who does the boy find at the door?
- Where does he take the penguin first?
- How do they get to the South Pole?
- When they meet again at the end, how do they feel?
Friday
Phonics – Teach everyone at home the ‘Pat-a-cake, Pat-a-cake, Baker’s man’ rhyme and show them how to clap their hands together to the beat.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=pat+a+cake+song+with+clapping+game&docid=608056091307279686&mid=9864B0A50EFCB8D0FC229864B0A50EFCB8D0FC22&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
Power of Reading (Literacy) – Listen to the whole story of Blue Penguin following link
https://youtu.be/I-1eTlZAS-Ustory
Retell the story in your own words. Tell your family the story.
Maths – Attached is a Lady Bug counting dots to print off and cut in half. (Alternatively draw your own dots on paper plates or paper). Match two halves of the lady bug / two sets of dots that total 5. How many different ways can you make 5?
P.H.S.E. - Continue working through the various topics
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/zvryt39
P.E. - Joe Wickes 9am P.E. classes