Morning Boys and Girls.
We hope that you and your families are well. Please take at look at today's activities. These activities should only take a maximum of 15 minutes. You will need to gage this on your child's attention level. Life skills are just as important e.g. cooking, self care( e.g. getting dressed, undressed, doing up/down zips and buttons, using a knife and fork etc) engaging in play/games with an adult or sibling so please add these skills to your learning.
We hope that you and your families are well. Please take at look at today's activities. These activities should only take a maximum of 15 minutes. You will need to gage this on your child's attention level. Life skills are just as important e.g. cooking, self care( e.g. getting dressed, undressed, doing up/down zips and buttons, using a knife and fork etc) engaging in play/games with an adult or sibling so please add these skills to your learning.
| Phonics Use the game 'Spelling Around the House from CBeebies. Join in and see if you can guess the missing letters. Challenge your child's existing phonic knowledge. Shout out if you know the answers. Drag the missing letter into the space. You can extend this activity by making your own words. Use magnetic letters, tiles etc so your child can put them into place. |
| Literacy Have fun identifying sounds and playing listening games focusing on telling a story through sound. Please click on the link button which will take you to the accompanying sounds, notes and transcript. |  |
Maths
Game 1: Sing the rhyme 'One Little Duck went Swimming one Day'. Sing or recite the rhyme together all the way through so children count forwards to five and backwards from five. Encourage them to show the number of ducks on their fingers as they sing. Use bath ducks/toys so they have something concreate to see. Touch the object as you count. You could even do they task at bathtime!
Game 1: Sing the rhyme 'One Little Duck went Swimming one Day'. Sing or recite the rhyme together all the way through so children count forwards to five and backwards from five. Encourage them to show the number of ducks on their fingers as they sing. Use bath ducks/toys so they have something concreate to see. Touch the object as you count. You could even do they task at bathtime!
Game 2: You will need to have number cards 1-20 and 20 small objects (e.g. buttons, Lego bricks, sweets) for this task. With a number cards 1-20 hold up a card. Can your child recognise and say the numbers. Can they they count out the correct amount?
Game 3: You will need to have number cards 1-20 for this task. Use the language 'one more and one less'. Ask you child to lay the numbers out in a line in order. Then ask them to close their eyes as you remove the number. Ask 'what number is missing?' ' It's the number that is one less than...... and one more than...... Place the number back on the line and ask 'What number was one less than?' etc. For my little ones you can recite the numbers as you place them in the line using cards 1-5/1-10/1-15/1-20. Can they count with you. To extend this activity use number cards 1-30 or the 'number square tool' which you can find on Active learn. Can they say which number is two more, two less?
Game 3: You will need to have number cards 1-20 for this task. Use the language 'one more and one less'. Ask you child to lay the numbers out in a line in order. Then ask them to close their eyes as you remove the number. Ask 'what number is missing?' ' It's the number that is one less than...... and one more than...... Place the number back on the line and ask 'What number was one less than?' etc. For my little ones you can recite the numbers as you place them in the line using cards 1-5/1-10/1-15/1-20. Can they count with you. To extend this activity use number cards 1-30 or the 'number square tool' which you can find on Active learn. Can they say which number is two more, two less?
Topic
There's nothing like a nice biscuit! Today I've added a recipe to make 'The Three Little Pig' biscuits. If you haven't got time to make the biscuit them you can buy pre brought and skip to the decorate part of the recipe.
https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/cute-pig-cookies
There's nothing like a nice biscuit! Today I've added a recipe to make 'The Three Little Pig' biscuits. If you haven't got time to make the biscuit them you can buy pre brought and skip to the decorate part of the recipe.
https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/cute-pig-cookies
Cosmic kids- 3 Little Pigs
Have fun and relax and stretch with Cosmic Kids Yoga.
Have fun and relax and stretch with Cosmic Kids Yoga.
See you all tomorrow for more fun activities.
Keep safe,
Cofion oddiwrth Edwards a Povey xx
Keep safe,
Cofion oddiwrth Edwards a Povey xx
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