Foundation

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Your class teachers are:

Ladybird – Mrs Fleming and Mrs Vivian

Bumblebee – Mrs Lock

Dragonfly – Miss Lee and Mrs Betambeau

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NEW Home Learning Booklet 6th July

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Here are the new booklets prepared for you by your teachers to work on at home over the next couple of weeks. Your teachers suggest you work on these tasks 'little and often' - for about 20-30 minutes at a time to spread the tasks out.

If you have any problems please contact your class teacher.

If you need a printed copy, please contact to arrange.

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Sorry, we understand that the link to the author reading in the booklet isn't working, so please use the link below to access the video:

Video of What the Ladybird Heard

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Previous Home Learning Booklet 22nd June

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Helpful Guide to Grammar and Terminology

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Resource: Dave The Dog Is Worried About Coronavirus

This is a great book explaining what is going on in the world for younger children.

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Here are some websites and apps you could look at:

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people

Tiny Happy People is designed to help your child’s communication skills.

You can explore the simple activities and play ideas and find out about their amazing early development.

https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/freeIndex.htm

There are free phonics games to play without needing to subscribe. Select the Phase 3 menu and try Picnic on Pluto, Buried Treasure or Dragons Den. These games allow you to choose a digraph and read different words containing that sound. The children have played these games a lot at school and are very familiar with them. They love deciding if the words are real or not.

https://family.gonoodle.com/channels/the-kidz-bop-kids

Keep moving and active by dancing along to the tracks on the Go Noddle website. You’ll all be worn out!

The CBeebies Storytime app is available to download on Amazon, Android & Apple. This is filled with free interactive story books and bedtime stories for young children and is a great way to enjoy reading with your little one. The library is always growing, with amazing stories featuring all the CBeebies’ favourites.

You could also visit the CBeebies Playtime Island app (available to download on Amazon, Android & Apple). This contains a wide range of fun and educational games to help children understand the world around them and support the development of core skills. Children can play along with all of CBeebies’ most popular characters.

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The Lingumi - Kids' English app provides a course focused on spoken and communicative English. The app provides sets of learning games, speech recognition games and video-based games to help the child grow their grammar and get them speaking their first words.

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You could also have a go on the Kaligo app (available to download on Android & Apple). Kaligo is a digital handwriting exercise book designed to teach children how to write using a stylus and tablet, built on an AI machine learning platform. A self-paced approach enables children to progress at their own speed according to their own ability, whilst AI Machine learning provides real-time corrective feedback.

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Teach Your Monster to Read is a phonics and reading game that’s helped children learn to read. The app covers the first two years of learning to read, from matching letters and sounds to enjoying small books.

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You could also visit the Navigo app (available to download on Android). This app aims to support beginner readers to develop reading skills (accuracy, fluency and comprehension) through engaging with the personalised content and activities.

The Phonics Hero app is available to download on Android & Apple. This programme teaches children to read and spell with systematic synthetic phonics. The app includes over 850 fun and varied games. Using a step-by-step approach, children learn the 44 sounds, the reading and spelling of words, and how to conquer sentences.

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You could also visit the Fonetti app (available to download on Apple). Fonetti is a Listening Bookshop that provides young children with a patient, comforting listening ear to help in the learning-to-read journey, but also with the added benefit of tracking progress, identifying reading challenges, and highlighting to their adult carers where the most support is needed.

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Watch & Listen!

Mrs Betambeau has recorded herself reading a book that the next set of home learning will be based around.

We hope you enjoy the story!

To watch full screen click on the little icon on the bottom right of the video.

Publisher: Hodder Children's Books; UK ed. edition

(3 Aug. 1995)

Audio only version, if video doesn't play for you.