Thursday
Spellings
Please practice the spellings that were sent home on Friday. If you have done this, you may practice the words below that use the -ed suffix.
banged
pulled
pushed
buzzed
Can you think of any other words that have the -ed suffix?
I will be delivering a phonics lesson at 9.30. Please make sure your child has paper and a pen for the spellings part of the lesson.
Maths
Today we are continuing with telling the time and reading a clock with a focus on 'half-past'. The long hand (minute-hand) points to the 6 if it is half past compared to 12 at the oclock, it is half the full circle of an hour.
It would be really valuable if your child can practice reading a clock throughout the day - what time did we have our tea? etc.
Writing
Today we are going to be doing a grammar lesson focussing on the prefix -un. A prefix comes before a word and changes its meaning. When -un is added it makes the word mean the opposite, for example, if you put -un infront of zip it becomes unzip.