LiteracyToday, we would like you to write down all the questions that you may have about Coronavirus – such as: How long have we been in lock down?What are the symptoms?What can we do to stop the spread of the virus?

Using your phonic knowledge, try sounding out your spellings and get your parents to check when you have finished.Always remember your Capital letters at the beginning of sentence and question mark at the end. Make sure that you write your question mark the correct way: ?

As an extension – see if you can write answers to your questions!

Reading

Please use phonics games on www.phonicsplay.co.uk10:30am Year 1 Letters and Sounds for Home and School – youtube channel

MathsMoney – Counting coins

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/money/coins-game

Click on the link above and select Counting coins to 10p. Practise recognising and counting the coins in the piggy bank.

Look at the coins below. Count them and then use < > or = to compare them.

Use the comparison cards (if you don’t have a printer you can draw your own) to compare the different amounts of money on the money cards. First, cut out the comparison cards and put them on one side. Next cut out the money cards. turn them face down, choose two, then count the money on each card. Now use the comparison cards to compare the amounts of money.

Comparison Cards

Money cards

If you want a challenge you can use these money cards too!

If you find the total of three different coins they will always give an odd total.

Sometimes, always, never.

Can you prove your answer?

List the fewest amount of coins you can use to make the amounts below.

Creative Curriculum:It is really important to be healthy in our bodies and our minds. Yoga can help us with both. On the pdf in Word Press are some lovely yoga poses for you to try at home.