Duration:

30 minutes

PE with Joe!

Body Coach ‘PE with Joe’

Or

Coach Segun’s PE lessons

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA6vK0qYwcSMYyKgp8fgQyw

Or

NIKE have teamed up with UKactive, using teachers and celebrities to deliver short, daily activities https://ukactivekids.com/movecrew/

15 minutes

Reading –The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith. Turn the sound off on this video and see if you can read it for your selves - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyxyb5UPGRk

Now you have read it once, try using expression to make the reader really engage in the story.

Activity: Miss Moseley’s baby hasn’t been born yet. Convince Miss Moseley that her new baby will love this book by writing a book review for The Wonkey Donkey. Tell her why you liked it. What was your favourite part? Why will the baby like it?

Fun Extra: Watch the Unofficial Wonky Donkey Music Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDeQT9zCvi4

1 hour

Maths

If you have been following the White Rose Hub free home learning pack you will be experts at fractions already! If you haven’t try Week 2 Lesson 2

Here are some examples of how to find a third:

1. Count the number of counters.
2. Split your page into 3 (like a Y shape)
3. Share the dots equally (don’t forget to cross them out every time you’ve shared them)
4. Count how many there are in 1 of the thirds.
5. Check you have the same amount in each third. They all must be equal.

OR

1. Count the number of boxes (eg 3).
2. Split your page into 3 (like a Y shape)
3. Put a dot in each of the sections at a time, counting as you go. Make sure you stop when you get to the number of boxes you counted (eg 9).
4. Count how many there are in 1 of the thirds (eg 3).
5. Check you have the same amount in each third. They all must be equal.
6. Shade a third of the boxes (eg shade 3 boxes).
   
   Can you complete the Finding a Third document?
   
   Here are the answers.
   
   Click here to access WhiteRoseMaths

20 minutes

Spelling/handwriting

Week 3

1. station
2. fiction
3. motion
4. national
5. section
6. addition
7. subtraction
8. potion
9. option
10. introduction

Create your own dictionary with these words. Do the next 3 words today (This should be the last three). Make sure you put the words in alphabetical order and include the meaning of the word or a sentence with the word in it as an example.

The first one has been done for you:

Lightwoods Dictionary

Addition -

A mathematical word that combines two numbers together to make a larger number.

Other names are: total, altogether, sum of, add, plus.

1 hour

English

Your naughty toy has been found! The newspapers want you to create a newspaper report for them to publish explaining what has happened.  Think again about the following questions:

What have they done?

When did they do it?

Why might they have done it?

Who else was involved?

Did anyone see them?

Get your plan out so that you can refer to it whilst writing. Today and tomorrow will be your time to write your report as the newspaper wants it in to be edited.

Make your own template or use the one here to create your newspaper report. Don’t rush you have plenty of time to write.

Can you include any of the following Year 2 skills:

• Question
• Exclamation (remember they start with how or what eg How terrible this news is!)
• Commas in a list (Eg The egg thief had fluffy fur, evil eyes, floppy ears and a pink basket.)
• Conjunctions (and, but, or, so, because, if, when)

20 minutes

Doodle Maths

Log in to DoodleMaths and complete the extras set by your teachers.

1 hour

Phonics

https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/#

Choose a different game each day.  Remember to practice your current phases (Phase 3- phase 6).

• Username: march20             Password: home

1 hour

CURRICULUM

Topic- ICT

Show children a pattern (can use objects around the house or the supporting document called ICT patterns worksheet). What will come next in the pattern?

Explain that a pattern is a sequence of things that are arranged following a rule – if we can predict what comes next, it’s a pattern.

Make patterns:

• draw them
• colour them
• paint them
• use beads, cutlery, toys, clothes…

Can you explain the pattern you have made?

Now we are going to create an algorithm for your pattern so that someone else can recreate your pattern. An algorithm is a precise sequence of instructions, or set of rules, for performing a task.

Use the words first, then and repeat to create your instructions. Test them out on another person. Did your algorithm work?

This activity can repeated again and again using different patterns that the children have created.

More activities like this can be found on the following website: https://www.barefootcomputing.org/homelearning you do not need to register to access these resources.

Creating Patterns Guide for Parents.

20 minutes

Cosmic Kids Yoga

Give yourself some time to relax with some yoga and mindfulness by following the link here