Friday 24th April 2020

History

WALT compare old and new toys

Hello Year 1! Today in our history lesson we are going to look at different types of toys. I am sure you will have some examples around your home for the different toys you have, you might even have a favourite one. 

Have a look at the PowerPoint below to find out a little bit more!

Task

Below is a task we would like you to complete that involve matching the toys up to whether they are old or new.

Have a go at matching the toys depending on whether they are old or new.

Have a go at matching the toys and then see if you can find any others around your house that you could describe as old or new.

Have a go at matching the toys and  then draw your favourite one that you own.

Challenge

Design your own toy - can you think about the different materials it would be made of like in our Science lessons last term?

Tuesday 21st April 2020

PSHE

WALT understand who is important to us and why

Today's topic lesson is PSHE, looking at our friends and family. Work through the Powerpoint, thinking about the qualities of a good friend and why friends and family are so important!

Task

Your task is to choose either a friend or a member of your family and make them a trophy! Choose a template and design your trophy.

 Design your trophy and write the person's name that you are awarding it to.

Design your trophy and write a sentence including a reason why you have awarded them a trophy e.g. 'It makes me happy that you play with me.'

 Design your trophy and write a sentence including two reasons why you have awarded them a trophy using 'and' to join e.g. 'It makes me happy that you play with me and you share your toys with me.'

Monday 20th April 2020

Computing

WALT create an algorithm

Today's lesson is going to be all about coding! First, watch the BBC Bitesize videos to introduce you to coding. Then watch Miss Hemmings explain your starter activity!

Task

Work through the 2Do 'Fun with Fish' set for you on Purple Mash. There are video tutorials at every step to explain what to do. Don't forget to save your work!