Daily plan and extra information 

Early morning number bonds practise 

The above video is a song to help with remembering your number bonds to 10. Listen to it as many times as you need to help you until you know your number bonds to 10. 

Please complete this activity once you have listened to the song to see which number bonds you know!

Daily 'Welcome' Video

Maths

Watch the above video answering the questions (you may need to pause the video to do this!) and then self-mark as it goes through the answers. This is to get your brain warmed up and ready for today's activities. 

Activities 

 

Have a go at some number bonds to 20. This is more challenging as we are now working with bigger numbers but use the pictures on the sheet to help you. 

Try answering these challenge cards if you have time. You will need to find the missing number so that both numbers make our whole of 20. 

English 

Please choose either storyboard template depending on whether you come up with 6 daily activities or 4. 

Phonics 

Once you have engaged with the phonics video then please look at the oxford owl website and have a look at today's sound 'ur' under the level 3 books. This link should direct you to the page: https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/api/interactives/28377.html

username: rabbitswoodchurch

password: Rabbits01

Have a think about what might be happening in the picture, where are they and how might they be feeling? The page is interactive so click on the icons on the picture to here the words with the 'ur' sound. 

History

Have a look at the above website which shows you different pictures of transport starting in 1824! It also provides some information about different transport during different periods of time- you might need to ask an adult to help with reading some of the information. 

PSHE

The above attachment can be used as a resource for reference when creating your own 'my feelings' mat. 

Above provides pages of different vocabulary to describe feelings. You will need to pick a few of the words for each feeling to write on your 'feelings mat'. 

Daily Story