EnglishIn March, we read the story Zog, by Julia Donaldson. Can you describe the knight and tell us what kind of

person he was? Was he brave? What did he want to be? Use the words on

the sheet to help you.

MathsIn maths, can you try to solve the

new calculations on the sheet provided? Remember to use the

strategies we have practised so far this year. Look at the examples if you

need help.

ReadingRead for 15 minutes each day. Then can you write a short summary of what you read? Go on Bug Club to

read and answer questions about your reading. Remember to find your

answer in the text.

HandwritingCan you practice your handwriting so

that the letters are the correct size. Keep the letters on the line. Use the

sheet we have given you.

ScienceDo you know the names of the birds? Look out of your window and tick the sheet every time you see one of the

birds.

HistoryDo you know the names of the

members of the Royal Family. You will need to cut and stick the pictures in your book and write their names.

GeographyGreat Britain is made up of four countries. Can you label the sheet

with the correct names and then try to label the capital cities?

PEIt is important to keep moving to make sure we are staying fit and

healthy. Go to family.gonoodle.com/to do some amazing dancing and

activities at home.

Year 1What does it mean

to be Royal?

Please be aware that the activities set are optional, open ended tasks for you to use when and if you wish. There is no expectation that all the tasks are completed.

We invite families to pick and choose learning activities that work for them; to take a break/holiday from home learning if you wish or to keep on with the routine depending on individual circumstances.

Spelling

Here are your spelling words for this week. All of them are verbs ending in -ing. Practice the words each day and

ask your grown-up to test you on Friday. How many will you get right?

10 out of 10 that’s amazing!

1. sitting2. jumping3. lying4. flying5. jogging6. swimming7. running8. eating9. talking10. walking

Phonics Screening TestEven though the Phonics Screening Check is

cancelled this year, it is so important for children to continue practicing their reading. To practise their phonics, read every day for 15 minutes. In addition, practise sounds from

Phase 3 and Phase 5 available at:http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/

Art & DTLast week you designed a crown for the Queen. Now can you use your design to make the crown. You could use paper,

cardboard, paints and crayons.

MusicIn music, we have been learning to

explore rhythm. Can you listen to the drums in ‘It had better be tonight’ by

Michael Bublé at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o

H0CiMrgOwACan you tap out the rhythm of the drums? What other musical instruments can you

hear? Eg. I can hear the saxophone.

DanceCan you try to dance and move to the

music? What kind of dance will you do for the jazz song ‘It had better be tonight’?

Will your feet help to tap the beat?

Year 1What does it mean

to be Royal?

Parent Support with Reading/Phonics

Parents should try to read a variety of words, real and non-sense in word form. Use

the previous home learning packs and https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ to practisephonics. If you need more help or don’t know how to pronounce a sound, Miss

Walters is doing online Phonics lessons at www.youtube.com/user/NLWalters1