Wednesday

Week H – Early Stage 1

Welcome to Wednesday!

To complete today's activities, you will need:

a workbook

pencils

playing cards

Care and Connect – caring for yourself, your family and your friends

Crunch and sip

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Let's get started!

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Crunch and sip

Duration: 1:41

English

You will need:

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City versus Country

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Let's compare!

Watch the video and join in the activities.


You will need:

  • a recording device (optional).




  • Would you rather live in the city or in the country?


  • Think of 3 reasons why it is better to live in the city.


  • Think of 3 reasons why it is better to live in the country.


  • You may record your reasons on a device or share them with someone in your house.

City versus country

Duration: 4:37

Convince me!

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It's storytime!

Listen to 'Why can't I be a dinosaur'.

Why can't I be a dinosaur?

Duration: 7:14

Watch the video and join in the activity.


You will need:

  • a pencil

  • your workbook.



  • Nellie really wanted to wear the dinosaur suit to the wedding. Has there been a time that you wanted to wear something special, and your family disagreed?


  • Record, draw or write about this time.

Why can't I be a dinosaur? Clothing

Duration: 2:13

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Share your work with your teacher.

Brain break

Let's recharge!

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It’s time for a brain break so we can recharge for some more learning!

Watch the video and join in the activity.

Brain break
Duration: 1:14

Check-in survey – Brain break

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Answer the questions below about the activity you just did.

Sight words

You will need:

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Focus words: see, you

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We are learning to read and write words quickly. Let's practise some more!

Today, we will learn the words:

  • see

  • you.


You will need:

  • a pencil

  • your workbook.

Sight words: see, you

Duration: 9:42

Education Live

Animals of the week

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Today we will learn some awesome facts about giraffes, then we will meet some clever Siamang Gibbons at Mogo Wildlife Park!

Education Live – giraffes
Duration: 3:30

Education Live – Siamang Gibbons
Duration: 3:19

Mathematics

You will need:

Cards

Subitising dice patterns 1-6

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Let's practise our subitising skills!

Watch the video and join in the activity.


You will need:

  • a pencil

  • your workbook.

Subitising dice patterns 1-6
Duration: 9:00

Go fish! relationships

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Let's play another number game!

Watch the video and join in the activity.


You will need:

  • playing cards (Ace-10).


Hint! The instructions are also included below in case you need them.

Go fish! relationships
Duration: 7:27

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  • Each player gets 7 cards. The rest of the cards are placed in a pile in the middle.

  • Players try to make pairs that are 1 more, 1 less, 2 more or 2 less.

  • Once they can't make any more pairs, they can take turns to ask their opponent.

  • If their opponent has a card of that number they must give it to the asking player.

  • If they don't, they say 'Go Fish' and the player gets a card from the central pile of cards.

  • Play continues until one player has no more cards left in their hand. They are the winner!

For those who like a challenge!

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Another way to play:

  • Play continues until there are no cards left. The player with the most pairs is the winner.

PDHPE

You will need:

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Deciding how we are active

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Let's learn about things that help us to decide how we are active!

Watch the video and join in the activities.


You will need:

  • pencils

  • your workbook.



  • What does the word active mean?


  • Who and what can help us to decide how we are active?



Your task:

  • Create a poster that shows all the things that help you decide how you are active.

Deciding how we are active
Duration: 5:55

What does the word active mean?

Being active means moving your body. Some examples include:

  • jumping

  • kicking

  • riding a bike

  • running

  • wheelchair basketball

  • playing tag.


There are lots of different ways to move your body.

Who and what can decide how we are active?

The people who can help us make decisions about how we are active are our:

  • family

  • friends.


The things that can help us to decide how we are active are:

  • the space we have at home

  • the places near us where we can be active e.g. park, beach

  • examples on TV e.g. the Olympics

  • ads in the community in the paper or on signs e.g. the local soccer or Frisbee team.

Student voice

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Show how you feel about your learning today.