Please check out these websites for some fun starter games and activities (focus on revising our prior learning of phases 3 and 4):

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?q=phonics%20phase%203

http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/phase-3-games.html

https://www.phonicsbloom.com/uk/game/list/phonics-games-phase

Use the video below to practise your phonics sounds!

Today, I would like you to use the letters and sound video to review split digraphs - I have attached two worksheets to support your learning!

Have a go at writing the words:

cake

hide

phone

pride

prune

theme

Can you use these words in a sentence?

Have a go at this number scavenger hunt!!

Watch todays maths lesson on subtraction and then have a go at answering the question sheet. I have also included some true or false challenges!

We will be using classroom secrets grammar and punctuation powerpoints to enable your child to complpete the worksheet. The worksheet is based on using exclamation marks after one word.

Some children may have seen exclamations and exclamation marks in texts they have studied in class. Children may not know the meaning of the term exclamation.

An exclamation mark expresses emotion or emphasises the subject of the sentence. For example, Stop! or I love chocolate!

In this step, children are introduced to one-word exclamations and the use of an exclamation mark to demarcate them. For example, Help! or Sit!

One-word exclamations are usually interjections which are said in surprise or urgency.

Some common one-word exclamations include: Hurrah! Hey! Ouch! Oops! Ah! Wow! Oh! Okay!

Our last activity of the week is based on thinking about people who help us. Who helps you? Who helps you at home? Who helps you when crossing the road? Who helps you when you are poorly?

Take a look through the powerpoint below and have a go at the activity sheets that I have attached!

Today we were supposed to be celebrating our love of music in school! Here are some resources and videos to bring this day home!

Here is our new Dudley Performing Arts lesson!

Have a go at making your own musical instruments! Use the video below to help inspire you!

Here are some mindfulness colourings to enjoy!