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Year 1 Remote Learning Zone
For children isolating or with Covid who are sympton free and unable to attend school
Please follow the link to your child's year group Sway for their remote learning.
This amazing website has lots of activities and support for parents to help their children with their learning.
Activity Packs
My Home Learning Book EYFS and Y1
Key Stage One Learning Pack from Classroom Secrets
Key Stage One Learning Pack fromTwinkl
Key Stage One Learning Pack from Teacher's Pet
Key Stage One Learning Pack from TTS
Online Maths Resources:
TT Rockstars: Practise your times tables and mental division skills.
Numbots: Have fun with your number skills.
Hit the Button: Practise your number bonds to 10 and 20 against the clock.
Numberblocks: Watch some episodes of Numberblocks to practise your number skills. Try some of the games!
Off-Screen Maths Ideas:
Rolling numbers KS1 - Teach someone in your family to roll their numbers!
- Can you find one more or one less than a given number?
- Practise counting forwards and backwards to 40.
- Bake some cakes together and measure out the ingredients
- Can you teach someone in your family how to roll their 2s, 5s and 10s?
Online Reading Resources:
Free online reading books through the Oxford Owls website (see link above)
- Phonics Play: Practise your phonics skills using this website.
- Storyline Online
- International Children’s Digital Library
- Open Library
- Amazon’s Free Kids eBooks
- Barnes & Noble Free Nook Books For Kids
- Mrs. P’s Magic Library
Reading questions Questions to ask your child when sharing stories or books.
Keep Active
Have fun and keep active with some of our favourite websites!
Writing Ideas:
- Write a postcard to your teacher.
- Write a story involving different members of your family. What might happen? Do they have to travel somewhere unusual? Do they have to defeat a monster?
- Write a set of family rules. Could they begin with ‘We always…’ rather than ‘We do not…’
- Write a rap/song/poem about something you are passionate about.
When you are writing, you could plan your idea, draft it, edit and then publish it in your very best presentation. Remember to think about your punctuation and make sure your sentences make sense.
Handwriting:
- You could practise your handwriting by copying out your favourite bits from a book or even your funniest joke.
- Try writing your letters using different types of writing resources; e.g. pens, felt tips, pencils, glittery gel pens or in sand.
Spellings
The spellings that children in Year 1 must know how to spell by the end of the year:
next 100 (200) Keyword Checklist
My Home Learning Book - next 200 high frequency words
Non Screen Activities
