Our Home Learning Diary – Week 1
This week was our first week of #lockdown in the UK and social distancing with kids although hard has been rewarding for us as a family. More time spent together playing, home learning and searching (for socks, toys, ourselves, space and God – the list can literally be endless). We’ve done so much thanks to the help of #JasperBean’s school teacher who has been an absolute rockstar! He’s provided us with weekly/daily home learnings that has guided us through these tough times. We really appreciate everything he has done and #JasperBean looks forward to receiving his daily emails giving us feedback about the things he has done. These are a few of the things we got up to this week.
Note: #JasperBean is in Reception (age 4-5: EYFS), therefore his home learning is specific to him/his age. I have received permission to share parts of his home learning plan from his teachers.
English
- Revised
- Played “Captions to Picture” game on Twinkl (phase 2, phase 3)
- Phonics worksheets
- Watched “The Train Ride” and discussed it
- Listed a few things we saw
- Wrote a sentence about one of our experiences on the train
- Drew a picture of a view from a train and wrote a sentence about it
- You can get the book from here.
- Wrote about our favourite zoo animal
- Independent Reading
Maths
- Watched Numberblocks on Doubling and did some worksheets
- Doubling with groups of toys, legos, food
- Sudoku
Lots of activities and worksheets on Twinkl and Mrs Mactivity.
Some activities
- Daily PE with Joe
- Painted a rainbow for the #rainbowtrail
- Built Duplo Train as “The Train Ride” activity
- Visited Chester Virtual Zoo
- Water/bubble play
- Trampolining
- Scooter racing
- Animal tracing in the sun
- Cooking
Board games
- Rollercoaster Challenge – a fun STEM toy that is 50% logic, 50% rollercoaster building.
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Thank you for reading and until next time… have fun and happy social distancing!
Love MsMamaBean.
Disclaimer: English and Maths support links and suggestions are part of the children’s at-home learning plan provided by their teacher during social distancing/lockdown. I have only added supplement worksheets, reading and activities to support his learning.