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Monday 11th October
Monday 11th October
9-9:20am - Whole Class Google Meet: Reading
9-9:20am - Whole Class Google Meet: Reading
For this session your child will require: -
Writing Pencil
Something to write on (Scrap book, Note pad, Paper)
9:20-9:40am - Small group reading: Students in this group will be asked to remain after the meet.
9:20-9:40am - Small group reading: Students in this group will be asked to remain after the meet.
Task 1: The Greedy Goat
Task 1: The Greedy Goat
Watch the video beside to listen to Mrs Geddes reading 'The Greedy Goat'.
Before listening, ponder the word greedy. What does it mean to be greedy?
While listening, think about what is happening in the story. Why do you think the goat wouldn't let the woman into the house?
After listening, answer the following questions:
Do you think the mouse would really have been able to beat the goat?
How would you get the goat out of the house?
Greedy Goat Read-Aloud.mp4
Task 2: /al/ making the sound ‘or’ as in ball.
Task 2: /al/ making the sound ‘or’ as in ball.
Watch the cued articulation video beside to revise all of your alphabet sounds.
Then watch the /al/ video beside.
This should help you complete your spelling homework this week! (Homework and Spelling Lists can be found on the Year 1 home page).
10:30-10:50am - Whole Class Google Meet: Writing
10:30-10:50am - Whole Class Google Meet: Writing
For this session your child will require: -
Writing Pencil
Something to write on (Scrap book, Note pad, Paper)
10:50-11:10am - Small group reading: Students in this group will be asked to remain after the meet.
10:50-11:10am - Small group reading: Students in this group will be asked to remain after the meet.
Task 3: Collocations
Task 3: Collocations
In our meet, we learnt about collocations.
A collocation is a group of two or more words that usually go together.
Practise putting words together by completing the activity beside.
Collocations Worksheet PI .pdfOptional Challenge: Fill in the blank spaces using a collocation.
(Use the hints at the end of the sentence to help you)
collocations hard.pdfPage updated
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