Monday
Good morning Giraffe Class
Did you enjoy the story of The Little Red Hen? I am sure that you are super helpful at home and always help mum and dad when they ask you.
We have lots of fun activities today so let’s get started….
Being thankful
Gerald Giraffe is thankful that he can read his favourite story…
What are you thankful for?
morning fun
Can you practise writing any of the sounds that we have learned?
What is your favourite sound and can you write it?
Can you find something that begins with the same sound?
Can you practise writing any number?
Can you find the same number of toys?
What number comes before this number?
What number comes after?
Can you practise writing your name?
Can you find something in your house that begins with the same sound as your name?
Story of the week
The Little Red Hen
This week we are reading the story The Little Red Hen. Ask mum or dad to use the PowerPoint presentation to read the story to you. Join in when you hear the repeater refrain “Not I said the …. “
What was your favourite part of the story?
story of the day
Today’s story is The Very Hungry Caterpillar read to you by Ms. Anre.
phonics
Today’s sound is j
j-j-j- jam
j-j-j- jug
j-j-j- jelly
j-j-j- jigsaw
Please use the teaching template in the RWI Resources tab for the teaching instructions.
Writing rhyme: Down his body,curl and dot
Fred talk words:
j-e-t jet
j-o-b job
j-o-g jog
j-a-m jam
Don't forget that you can visit the Ruth Miskin web page for online
videos that will be streamed each day. You can copy and paste the
link https://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/find-out-more/parents/
or visit the RWI Phonics Resources tab on the home page of this home learning site.
Creative - The Little Red Hen HAND PRINT
Learning Objective:
To be able to trace around your hand
To be able to decorate a hen using your creative skills and imagination
You will need:
Art and craft materials
Learning activity:
Support your child to trace the outline of their hand using a pen / felt tip etc. Color the hand print. Transform the hand print into a hen adding legs, beak, eyes, wings etc. You can use various materials to create the features such as felt tips, pencils, pens, paint, glue, glitter, paper etc. This activity can be created with just the basics, or with an assortment of materials if your child chooses to.
Other ideas:
Draw a setting for the Little Red hen such as the field, mill etc.
Use paint to make a hand print. Use art and craft materials to transform the hand print into a little red hen
some extra fun ;-)
Scavenger hunt
A fun activity to share with your family.
Take any theme, such as patterns, letters or colors and hunt around the house.
Make it official with a clipboard and check off items as you go.
Crawl around, reach up high and get down low!
Great LEARNING today giraffes!
That's it for today Giraffes, I hope you had lot of fun learning today! See you again tomorrow ;-)