Year R - Wednesday's Home Learning - Langstone Infant Academy

Year R Home learning for Wednesday 15th July

Subject focus	What we need to learn:	How we might learn it:
Literacy	Children use their phonic knowledge to write words in ways which match their spoken sounds. They also write some irregular common words. They write simple sentences which can be read by themselves and others. Some words are spelt correctly and others are phonetically plausible.	Memories Booklet Today we will be writing the next page for the memories booklet (See the page attached below). We would like you to encourage your child to think about: What they have missed most about school What they are looking forward to in Year One. Encourage your child to write in full sentences and to use their sounds and keyword knowledge when spelling words.
Maths	Using quantities and objects, children subtract two numbers and count back to find the answer.	Summer colour by number subtraction Print off the summer colouring sheet attached below. Look at the key and colour each part of the picture depending on the total of the number sentence in that part. Alternatively, pick a picture you already have in a colouring book for your child to colour and add simple subtraction problems into each section that they have to solve before they colour.
Other:	Children talk about how they and others show feelings, talk about their own and others’ behaviour, and its consequences, and know that some behaviour is unacceptable.	Golden Rules Today we would like you to help your child create a behaviour chart or poster that will help them remember our school ‘Golden Rules’ over the summer holidays. Remind your child of our school motto “Be Excellent Everywhere’ and how we try to do this by following the Golden rules both at school and at home. Our 6 Golden Rules are: We listen, we don’t interrupt. We are gentle, we don’t hurt others. We look after property, we don’t damage things. We are honest, we don’t cover up the truth. We are kind and helpful, we don’t hurt anybody’s feelings. We work hard, we don’t waste time Together with your child, put these rules into a behaviour chart and decorate it however you choose. Your child could then earn ticks or stickers whenever a grown up sees them following the rules. Alternative activity: Make a poster of the rules together to remind your child of them throughout the holidays. If you would like a reminder of the stories that go with the Golden Rules, why not listen to Mrs Carter’s assemblies on the school website: https://langstoneinfants.co.uk/golden-rule-assemblies/