Sum 1 Pack 5 – Complete as many of these activities you can. Activity Tick and sign if completed Set up a toy shop in your bedroom Play snap Use a mirror to draw yourself Blow up a ballon and play ‘keepie up’. Count how many times you touched the balloon to keep it up from touching ground. What is your highest and lowest score? Play I spy Dust the shelves around your house, find out why we get dust in our houses Count forwards and backwards from any number, whilst marching round the room/bedroom/bathroom/upand down steps. Compare the number of marches you did in the different places. Go on a letter hunt Make up dance for your favourtie song Make a fruit salad Write a shopping list before your adult goes to the shops Practise writing letters on a plate full of rice or flour. Make number cards 0 – 9 and use them to make add and take away sums. Write instructions ‘how to make a cake’ Pay ‘hang man’ Can you learn to count in 2p and 10p by rote couting, e.g. 2, 4,6, 8, etc or 10, 20, 30, 40, etc. Record your numbers Follow this patter if your child struggles to remember what they are writing:
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Sum 1Pack 5 – Complete as many of these activities you can.
Activity Tick and sign if completed
Set up a toy shop in your bedroomPlay snapUse a mirror to draw yourselfBlow up a ballon and play ‘keepie up’. Count how many times you touched the balloon to keep it up from touching ground. What is your highest and lowest score?Play I spyDust the shelves around your house, find out why we get dust in our housesCount forwards and backwards from any number, whilst marching round the room/bedroom/bathroom/upand down steps. Compare the number of marches you did in the different places.Go on a letter huntMake up dance for your favourtie songMake a fruit saladWrite a shopping list before your adult goes to the shopsPractise writing letters on a plate full of rice or flour.Make number cards 0 – 9 and use them to make add and take away sums.Write instructions ‘how to make a cake’Pay ‘hang man’Can you learn to count in 2p and 10p by rote couting, e.g. 2, 4,6, 8, etc or 10, 20, 30, 40, etc. Record your numbers
Follow this patter if your child struggles to remember what they are writing: First think of what you are going to write, then say it 3 times out loud, then write it and finally read it back (make sure you have clear spaces between words, and you use full stops and capital letters
correctly).
*Remember neat writing, correct formation of letters and correct spellings are important too!
Try these maths questions
If you found one of the questions challenging why not try and do the same question using different numbers to help practise the concept:
1. Make your own number line with missing numbers. 2. Try 1 more and 1 less with larger numbers too.3. Make up your own add and take away questions.
REMEMBER Practise make perfect!
NOW do it everyday with out tracing and also practise your teens numbers too!
a b c de f g hi j k l
m n o pq r s tu v w xy z
Try a Joe Wicks workout every day or do the one below and repeat the number of times you do it each day. Can you do this 3 times with an adult?
Everyday:1. Put the letters into order into an arc shape. 2. Practise saying the sound and the name of each one.3. Choose 3 letters to make a word and practise reading it, e.g. cat, cap, pin, mug, etc. Do
this 10 times.4. Write the words down and ensure your writing is neat with letters formed correctly.5. If you are good at 3 letter words, try 4 letter words, e.g. went, jump, clap, shop, stay
(notice some sounds are special friends, e.g. sh, ay) Do this 10 times6. Write the words down and ensure your writing is neat with letter formed correctly
CHALLENGE: Can you write sentences with these words
Cut these letters up and keep them safe
Can you make up your own routine for your adult?
Try these:
As we celebrated VE Day last week try to make…
Email me and let me know how they tasted!
Watch a traditional story on
https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/category/topics/traditional-storiesThen draw and write the story in order like a comic (use a bigger piece of paper if needed or more paper if you want)
Try these phonics activities, if they are too tricky please repeat weeks phonics work
