Primary  1                Tuesday 12^th May 2020                   

 Phonics

 Word family ‘ig’

• Fun with Spellings pg 14:2

 Game: Dragon’s Den https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/DragonsDen.html

• Click on Phase 2
• Click on +d  on them menu
• Click on get egg – sound out the word. If it is a real word drag to the green dragon. If it is a made up word drag to the red dragon. (words will have medial a or I )

Reading: Book from your reading pack

Key words: Keep revising over: all too she gets said No no But but

This week our focus words are : everyone What what took

Mental Maths: Count forwards or backwards from a given number within 20

Put out all the digit cards to 20 you had in your Learning Together Folder. Call out a number within 20 and ask you child to put them in either ascending or descending order according to whether your instruction was forwards or backwards.

Topic Maths: Exploring Capacity

How many cupfuls? Activity in booklet

Encourage using language such as full, nearly full, half full, more, most, least

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Primary  2        Tuesday 12^th  May 2020                           

Phonics - Phonics Booklet ‘Toys’ text.  Read and highlight the words which contain the variations of the ‘oy’ target sound.

Roll and spell- If you roll 2 to write down you. Roll a 6 write down look. (Roll your dice 10 times)

Reading: Book from reading pack

Mental Maths: Subtract 1.2.0 from any number within 50

Repeat task outlined yesterday

Using your 50 grid in your Learning Together folder call out instructions, and your child will colour the number using their wipeboard pen. Eg  colour 25 subtract 2/   colour  10 take away 1  /colour 2 less than 39

Topic Maths: Capacity

Two worksheets in pack

• Investigate how many mugs, yoghurt cartons etc it takes to fill a jug and kettle?

Remember to estimate first.

• Pictogram – Read the pictogram on how many cupfuls are needed to fill each container.

(some support may be needed reading the questions)

We need a measurement that is always the same. Why?