Good morning Year 1,

We hope you are all keeping well and safe at home.

This week is special because we are focusing on ‘Children’s Mental Health Week’.

As well as maths and literacy, we are looking at how to ‘express yourself’. Our afternoon lessons will consist of 5 different ways to wellbeing. These will be:

Being Active, staying connected, giving, learning or trying something new and taking notice (things that bring us joy). We would love to see you doing some of these activities, please send any photos to year1team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

Literacy:

Letters and sounds – click here

Lesson: Identify nouns

Read the poem and find the nouns. Remember that a noun is a person a place or a thing.

Have a go at the worksheet. There are two to choose from, choose the one you are going to do.

Maths:

Lesson: Identify the value of coins

This week, we will be learning all about money! First, watch this video introducing you to different coins

See if an adult in your house has any of these coins that you can look at. Remember each coin has a different value. The words written on the coin tell you the amount that it is worth.

Have a go at this worksheet. You will need scissors and glue to cut out each coin and a pencil to write the value.

Children’s Mental Health Week – Being Active:

Lesson: Be Active

Today we are going to understand why being active, is so important to our mental health.

Watch this video

Your task today is to wear your sportiest outfit and go for a small walk with your grown up. Then, can you complete this Disney dance challenge? To finish off, have a go at this calming movement video / this calm colouring. These are great at making you feel relaxed. Good luck!

Happy Friday Year 1

Well done to those of you who have been sending us pictures of your work! Your teachers love to see what you have been getting up to. Here are today’s lessons.

Have a lovely weekend! 😊🌈

Literacy:

Lesson:  Form our capital letters correctly.

Watch the videos for P, K and N. Make sure that your handwriting is neat.

P: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo9DOivKm7g

K: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMy7l6ILeA8

N: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8q0UAT1NbE

Worksheet – click here

Maths:

Lesson: Counting in tens

Watch this video of counting in 10s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gmEe0-_ex8

Can you write the 10x table on a piece of paper? What do you notice about all of the numbers?

Now have a go at completing the worksheet.

Worksheet – click here

RE:

Lesson: symbols in Hinduism

Watch the video linked below about how Hindus believe the world started. Listen out for Rama, Brahman and Vishnu and spot the Hindu symbols throughout the story. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9yWwFWpbRo

Hindu Symbolism lesson

Can you draw two of the Hindu symbols?

Good Morning Year 1,

It’s Thursday! Here are today’s lessons, please remember if you would like to send your teacher any of your work, please email it to year1team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

Literacy:

Lesson: Use tricky words in sentences.

Watch the video and then on the worksheet find the words. When you have done that think of a sentence to put the word into. Remember to read it to check it makes sense and also check you have a capital letter and a full stop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NOzgR1ANc4

tricky words worksheet (easy) tricky words worksheet (harder)

Maths:

Lesson: Counting in twos and fives

In school last term, we learnt how to count in 2s and 5s. See if you can remember your times tables by joining in with these songs:

2 times table: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wwydguSKOU

5 times table: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_awKlEMyleA

Worksheet -click here

Art:

Lesson:  Make observational drawings

Watch the video and look at how the artist uses observational drawings to sketch the fruit. Can you have a practise using a small object?

https://youtu.be/9IwB2IA5G-o

Your job today is to go for a walk or look out of a window in your house. Sketch the buildings you can see. Make sure to look very carefully and take your time.

Good morning Year 1,

Well done to everyone who completed last week’s home learning activities and sent through their work to the Year 1 email address. We have been so impressed with all of your work! If you would like to send us anything please send it to year1team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk Here are Wednesday’s lessons.

Literacy:

Lesson:  Compare two different characters.

Watch the story about being different and the same then think about the characters in the story of the three little pigs. How are they different and the same?  Think about their eyes, their nose, what sort of character they are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUrjb4SZnxg

Worksheet- click here

Maths:

Lesson: Compare numbers

Today we are going to be using the greater than, less than and equal to symbols. Watch this video of ‘Mr Alligator’ to see if he chomps the biggest number!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGvrG6049wE

Please find the 2 worksheets below. Decide which one you want to have a go at:

Compare numbers to 20 (easier)         Compare numbers to 100 (harder)

PHSE:

Lesson: Dreams and goals – When I grow up

Watch this power point all about growing up and different jobs. Look at the skills and qualities you might need for a job. Have a think about what you would like to be when you’re older. Draw a picture of your dream job and write down the skills you think you might need.

Worksheet – click here

Happy Tuesday Year 1⭐

Here are your lessons for Tuesday. Don’t forget, we love to see your work! You can email us at year1team@stgerogesschool.org.uk

Literacy:

Lesson: Labelling

Watch the video on how to label a picture. Find your picture you drew of your character yesterday and label it. Think about which parts of the body your character has such as nose, ears, hand, leg and tail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHL5MtAcGaQ

Maths:

Lesson: Order numbers

When you order numbers from smallest to largest, remember you need to look at the tens number. Use a 100 square to help you.

Ask an adult to write down a list of numbers, can you order them from smallest to largest?

Worksheet – Click here

History:

Lesson: The Great Fire of London

Watch this video all about ‘The Great Fire of London.’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er3GKw8Z3R4

Can you tell your grown up what happened? Next, draw a Tudor house during The Great Fire of London. In the background, have a go at drawing the big orange flames.

Worksheet – Click here