Good morning, Grayling 1 – and happy first day of February! We hope you have all had a safe and happy weekend.
Please join our live maths lesson at 9 and live phonics at 11. You can also scroll down for today’s art activity. If you aren’t able to join us for maths or phonics you can access the lessons below.
Maths
Finding Out How Much More
Look at the picture below…
It will help to model the cookies with counters. Investigate different ways to find the answer. Does it help to line up the ones?
Point out that when finding how much more, we are looking for what is different between the two numbers. Therefore, the unmatched cookies show the difference.
ACTIVITY TIME:
Using a number square is a great way of helping us find more or less than a number. Have a look at the picture below to explain…
Now practice finding more or less than a number. You could use your 100 square from school or use this interactive one.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/learning-to-count/paint-the-squares
Ask an adult to click on a number and ask you some questions such as ‘what is one more than 26? 4 more than 32? 2 less than 24?’ you must splat the correct number.
Now complete the guided practice activity and then do pages 15 -16 in your Workbook.
Maths Challenge Time!
Now try making the difference between the numbers large.
Phonics
If you can’t join in with our live session at 11 then please watch Lesson 21 of the Year 1 Spring Term Lessons. We will be reviewing the long e vowel sound – ee/ea, e-e, e, y and ie.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP_FbjYUP_UtldV2K_-niWw
Art
We love the wonderful illustrations in the Rapunzel and Little Red texts we have been using for our literacy over the last few weeks. They were created by Bethan Woollvin, who also wrote the stories. Today we will be having a go at making our own drawings inspired by her simple, distinctive style.
Click on the link below to find a step-by-step guide to drawing a wolf created by Bethan herself…
In school we will be making big versions of these and using our colour-mixing skills to create greys or browns to paint them!
Why not try having a go at drawing some other fairytale characters in Bethan’s style? Don’t forget to add those big, distinctive eyes!